Heroic (horse) - Stud Record

Stud Record

Heroic was leased from Kellow by H.S. Thompson and stood at his Tarwyn Park Stud at Rylstone, New South Wales.

He was no less dominating as a sire, leading the Australian sire list continuously from the 1932/1933 season through the 1938/1939 season.

During his seasons at stud he sired 29 stakes-winners that had 110 stakes-wins between them earning £293,849 in Australia and New Zealand, including:

  • Ajax II (31 stakes-wins, including 18 consecutive race wins)
  • Cereza (AJC Adrian Knox Stakes, AJC CW Cropper Plate (twice),VRC Standish Handicap)
  • D'Artagnan (WATC CB Cox Stakes, WATC Sires' Produce Stakes etc.)
  • Gallantic (NZ ) (VRC Oaks Stakes, AJC Adrian Knox Stakes)
  • Hall Mark (15 stakes-wins including Melbourne Cup)
  • Hua (VRC Victoria Derby, VRC Sires' Produce Stakes, C F Orr Stakes,VRC St Leger Stakes, William Reid Stakes etc.)
  • Heroic Prince (VRC Essendon Stakes, VRC Australian Cup)
  • Heroic's Double (Stradbroke Handicap)
  • Herolage (QLD Tattersall's Cup, Brisbane Cup)
  • Heros (AUS) (William Reid Stakes (twice), VATC Futurity Stakes)
  • Nuffield (VRC Sires' Produce Stakes, Caulfield Guineas, AJC Sires' Produce Stakes, VRC Victoria Derby, AJC Derby, Maribyrnong Plate
  • The Marne (Canterbury Stakes, AJC Challenge Stakes, NSW Tramway, AJC The Shorts)
  • Valiant Chief (VRC C.M. Lloyd Stakes, Moonee Valley Stakes, Linlithgow Stakes, VATC Memsie Stakes)

Heroic died in 12 December 1939 at age seventeen and was buried at Growee Gulf Station, near Rylstone, New South Wales.

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