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Name: Our Regal Spirit

Gender: Filly

Sire: I Am Invincible

Dam: Salila

Trainer:

Foal Date: 4/10/2015

 

I AM INVINCIBLE FILLY TO DWYER

I Am Invincible a fast and precocious group winning sprinter that stopped the clock at 57.80sec when winning on debut as a two-year-old in 2007.

A bay, I Am Invincible is by the Group I Haydock Sprint Cup winner and successful European sire, Invincible Spirit.

I Am Invincible proved to be a tough, durable racehorse that won as an autumn two-year-old, recovered from injury to win the 2009 Group 3 SAJC D.C. McKay Stakes and the Listed MRC Sir John Monash Stakes and produced a fantastic effort when runners-up to the world-class Takeover Target in the Group 1 SAJC Goodwood Handicap as a four-year-old.

Retiring to Yarraman Park Stud in 2010, with a 13-start racing career that netted five wins, two placings and banked connections $270,050, I Am Invincible is one of the hottest sires in Australia.

It’s worth noting when Salila was covered by I Am Invincible the horses fee had risen from a modest $11,000.00 (inc GST) to $27,500.00 (inc GST) and that fee has since risen again to $55,000.00 (inc GST).

I Am Invincible now has four crops of foals to race with statistics revealing 291 starters, for 211 individual winners, a runner to winner rate of 72.5%, 21 stakes winners with two of those at the highest level Brazen Beau (ex Sansadee) and I Am A Star (ex Star Band) and another 15 stakes placegetters. Overall these four crops have earned connections more than $26million.

The best colt by I Am Invincible is Brazen Beau (ex Sansadee by Snaadee) winner of the Group 1 VRC Newmarket Handicap and VRC Ascot Vale Stakes, that began covering mares for Darley in 2015.  While, the best filly is Group 1 winner I Am A Star (ex Star Band by Dixieland Band) winner of the VRC Group 1 Myer Classic (registered race name: Empire Rose Stakes).

The dam of this yearling, Salila recorded three wins and a third from 11-race starts in France prior to being imported into Australia. By leading sire Sadler’s Wells, a winner of six races including the Group 1 Sandown Eclipse Stakes and the Curragh Irish 2000 Guineas, a very successful broodmare sire with the horses daughters producing 358 stakes winners and 69 of those are Group 1 winners including Serenade Rose, Gust of Wind, Opinion, Marwingo and Stand to Gain. As a sire Sadler’s Wells statistics reveal 290 stakes winners that include 73 Group 1 winners.

Now the Syndicate has been formed it will be Managed by Regal Bloodstock Pty Limited

NOT ENOUGH? Salila is out of Love for Ever (by Darshaan) a winner of two races in France a proven producer and the dam of eight foals, seven raced and six are winners including the Group 3 Chester Dee Stakes winner, Gypsy King (by Sadler’s Wells).

Salila is the dam of eight foals, five have raced – including Salerio (by Stratum) a winner of four races and $92,000; Divine Reign (by Flying Spur) a winner of two races and $32,485, the South African placed Don’t be Silly (by Dansili) and seven-time placegetter, Bronte Babe (by Dylan Thomas).

Henry Dwyer didn’t follow the conventional path in establishing himself as a trainer, it’s only taken Dwyer four seasons to established himself in the highly competitive Victorian training ranks.

Henry’s passion for the thoroughbred industry became evident from the tender age of eight and it has only strengthened in recent years’ which has bought him into the privileged position of being able to do a job he loves, every day of the week.

Dwyer has established a viable and sustainable business while providing an enjoyable ‘racing’ experience to like-minded individuals. Henry places a lot of weight on honesty, integrity and transparency in all his business and personal dealings, plus Dwyer owns a strong work ethic with a single-minded dedication to succeed.

Dwyer completed his secondary education at Xavier College, before commencing a Bachelor of Commerce/Arts degree at The University of Melbourne and while living on campus at Newman College he identified a part-time job was required to support his studies and begun working in the stables at Flemington, before his classes commenced, building on his lifelong love affair with the thoroughbred.

After graduating from University, Henry moved to Euroa in north-eastern Victoria and spent a year at Ealing Park Stud learning about where the journey begins for thoroughbreds and build on his knowledge base. Henry completed his advanced diploma in Horse Business Management at Marcus Oldham College in Geelong, graduating at a High Distinction level.

Not long after Dwyer was appointed stable foreman for Robert Smerdon working his way up to Assistant trainer for Smerdon, one of the Aquanita group, from his stables at Caulfield, a post Dwyer held for four years.

Dwyer then accepted an offer to move as Assistant trainer to Robert Hickmont private trainer for Lloyd Williams at Macedon Lodge. It was at Macedon Lodge, where Dwyer was exposed to another style of training and he was fortunate enough to be involved in Green Moon’s 2012 Melbourne Cup victory.

That experience whetted Henry’s appetite for an overseas jaunt, so in 2013 he travelled to Dubai, Newmarket, Chantilly, The Curragh, Ballydoyle and Hong Kong. Henry spent time with John Oxx (The Curragh, Ireland) and Criquette Head (Chantilly, France) returning home mid-2013.

In a short space of time, Henry has begun making his mark in the competitive Victorian training market from his stables at Caulfield and in Ballarat.

Dwyer has built on his early success when advising clients to buy Sonntag at a ‘tried racehorse’ sale. Dwyer, was able to get the gelding ‘happy and well’ to win the Listed Sale Cup en-route to his first Group 1 victory in 2014 the Queensland Derby at Eagle Farm during his second season of training.

Dwyer has since saddled-up a second Group 1 winner when Precious Gem (by Econsul) received a first-class ride from Jake Noonan to win the ultra competitive 2016 SAJC Robert Sangster Stakes (wfa 1200m.) in May.