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Warwoven set to stretch out for more group 1s after securing stud future

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Kerry, C. (2026, September 26). Warwoven set to stretch out for more group 1s after securing stud future. The Sydney Morning Herald. https://www.smh.com.au/sport/racing/warwoven-set-to-stretch-out-for-more-group-1s-after-securing-stud-future-20260926-p610oy.html?ref=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_source=rss_feed

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Warwoven won the Group 1 Golden Rose at Rosehill, securing his future as a stallion despite doubts about his participation in The Everest. Trained by Bjorn Baker, Warwoven's victory under jockey Rachel King made her the first female rider to win this prestigious race. With key performances already under his belt, including a recent Group 2 win, Warwoven is now eyed for further Group 1 races like the Caulfield Guineas and Cox Plate. Bloodstock agent Jim Clarke expressed confidence in Warwoven's ability to handle longer distances based on his dam's success at 2000m.
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Warwoven, trained by Bjorn Baker at Warwick Farm, won the $1 million group 1 Golden Rose (1400m) at Rosehill on Saturday, securing a stud future despite doubts about his participation in The Everest. Rachel King rode Warwoven to victory, becoming the first female rider to win this prestigious race. Warwoven won by three-and-a-quarter lengths over St Gotthard and finished ahead of Under Focus. Baker, who previously secured two wins with Blue Door and So You Are in group 3 races at Rosehill, now considers entering Warwoven for the Caulfield Guineas (1600m) and potentially the Cox Plate (2040m). The colt's odds were $6 despite winning a recent Group 2 race.

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“While both articles mention the Golden Rose (1400m) race at Rosehill on Saturday, Article A focuses on Guest House's performance and potential participation in The Everest, whereas Article B reports specifically on Warwoven's victory in the same race.”
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“Article A discusses expectations for Warwoven before the Golden Rose race, while Article B reports on Warwoven's victory in the actual race.”
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🔮 A draw in 18, which will come into 15 with emergencies out, will make it tougher for Bayliss to give Fully Lit ($10 TAB) a similar ride in a race stacked with speed, but he remained hopeful.
🔮 The son of Written Tycoon, now destined for a career at stud with a group 1 on his resume, will go for a spell and likely return in the Apollo Stakes (1400m) at Randwick in February. “He was only ever going to have four runs, and it was a tough run,” Ryan said.
🔮 The cracking pace set and the barrier helped him clock 1:14.05 on Saturday, bettering Trapeze Artist’s 2019 record of 1:14.19. Godolphin racing and bloodstock manager Jason Walsh said the group 1 CF Orr (1400m) at Sandown on November 14 could be next for Pericles. “We were talking about the CF Orr Stakes from here, but a little bit might depend on whether Beiwacht is turning up there as well, but that’s probably the next option,” Walsh said.
🔮 Michael, John and Wayne Hawkes-trained Federalist was also scratched from the Golden Eagle on Wednesday and will spell, cutting the field to 16. Star mare Sheza Alibi was $1.90 after drawing ideally in six for owner Fred Noffke and Victorian trainers Peter Moody and Katherine Coleman.
🔮 “To look at her, you wouldn’t give much for her, but geez, she seems to have everything.
🔮 He took it on and couldn’t put it together, I suppose, so they asked me to train it.
🔮 “I always had an air of confidence she would run her best race today,” Maher said.
🔮 Why this seven-year-old, $34 shot might just be poised to spring an almighty Everest upset By
🔮 TAB senior trader Tim Ryan says Everest day favourites Ka Ying Rising and Autumn Glow are set to deliver a multimillion dollar “wipeout” on Saturday, after the blow of losing Pride Of Jenni from the King Charles III Stakes.
🔮 The six-year-old, expected to take his winning streak to 22 on Saturday and prizemoney past $37 million, has raced just once on rain-affected going, and won.
2026-10-15 · assertive framing · Runner-by-runner guide to the 2026 Everest
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Blue Door Under Focus Warwick Farm Warwoven the Heritage Stakes

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Baker PERSON · 3× King PERSON · 3× Clarke PERSON · 2× Warwoven PERSON · 2× Bjorn Baker PERSON · 1× Blue Door ORG · 1× Rachel King PERSON · 1× Under Focus ORG · 1× Warwick Farm ORG · 1× the Colin Stephen Quality PERSON · 1×

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It was a first win in the race for Baker, who was looking to the Caulfield Guineas (1600m) and potentially Cox Plate (2040m) as more group 1 targets for Warwoven, which was $6 on Saturday despite winning the group 2 Run To The Rose (1200m) two weeks earlier.
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🔮 “He’s a serious horse and we are looking at the Caulfield Guineas, even the Cox Plate – team get on now, we will get overs.
2026-09-26 · The Sydney Morning Herald
Warwoven set to stretch out for more group 1s after securing stud future · assertive framing

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The Everest was doubtful but a stud future was assured after Warwoven blew away his rivals in the group 1 Golden Rose (1400m) at Rosehill on Saturday. asserted
Warwoven → assure → Saturday
The Sword Of State colt was given a gun run under Rachel King, who became the first female rider to win the $1 million stallion-making three-year-old feature. asserted
who → give → feature
King found a spot three back on the rails from gate one before peeling out Warwoven into clear air at the top of the straight and storming to a three-and-a-quarter-lengths victory over St Gotthard, with Under Focus third. asserted
Focus → find → Gotthard
Warwick Farm trainer Bjorn Baker, who earlier had a group 3 double in the Heritage Stakes with Blue Door and the Colin Stephen Quality with So You Are, said going to the $20 million Everest (1200m) on October 17 was “doubtful, but we’ll see what happens”. asserted
what → have → October
It was a first win in the race for Baker, who was looking to the Caulfield Guineas (1600m) and potentially Cox Plate (2040m) as more group 1 targets for Warwoven, which was $6 on Saturday despite winning the group 2 Run To The Rose (1200m) two weeks earlier. asserted
which → look → Rose
He said it was a special win, especially after Warwoven missed the Magic Millions Classic then drew wide and finished unplaced in the Golden Slipper. asserted
Warwoven → say → Slipper
“A lot of form analysts out there, you are allowed your own opinion, that is what makes our game so great, but I thought this colt was right in it,” Baker said. asserted
Baker → allow → it
“He’s a serious horse and we are looking at the Caulfield Guineas, even the Cox Plate – team get on now, we will get overs. asserted
we → ’ → overs
His mother was very good at 2000m, he relaxed beautifully today, but one step at a time. asserted
he → relax → time
“We were in the hurt locker about January 14 when he was scratched from the Magic Millions on the morning of. asserted
he → scratch → morning
But you don’t panic, you have great people around you, they pick you up and you can be here and win a Group 1 – he’s a stallion now.” asserted
he → panic → Group
Bloodstock agent Jim Clarke, who bought the Golden Rose winner for $380,000 and Paradoxium for $400,000 at the same yearling sale, was confident Warwoven would handle the step-up to 1400m, given his dam, Needle And Thread, was a 2000m stakes race winner. asserted
dam → buy → m
“It was amazing,” Clarke said. asserted
Clarke → say → ?
“That’s a huge thrill for him to come off in that fashion. asserted
him → ’ → fashion
You hope you can be at the point of the end, but for him to be as dominant as he was in a race of this quality and prestige is unbelievable.” asserted
he → hope → quality
Clarke was sure his phone would be buzzing with offers from studs for the Ridgmont Farm-owned prospect. asserted
phone → buzz → prospect
“He’s so beautiful, all quality and a lovely animal, so he’ll be highly sought after for sure,” he said. asserted
he → ’ → ?
“He’s in the Cox Plate, he’s in the Guineas, so we’ll keep dreaming anyway, but at the moment, I’m pretty thrilled with that one.” asserted
I → ’ → one
King said she was worried when back further than expected in the run. asserted
she → say → run
“It’s difficult when your husband [Baker racing manager Luke Hilton] gives you part of the instructions, and he says, ‘whatever you do, don’t be three-back the fence’ and I was like, I’m testing him a little bit here,” King said. asserted
King → ’ → him
“But he’s a very good horse. asserted
he → ’ → ?
He just put his head down and relaxed and was beautiful in the run.” asserted
He → put → run
Golden Slipper winner and favourite Guest House, which finished sixth, raced keenly behind Warwoven and shifted out into James McDonald-ridden, Chris Waller-trained St Gotthard mid-race. asserted
which → finish → Gotthard
Stewards questioned jockey Zac Lloyd and McDonald about the incident and potential contact back the other after the clash but no charge was laid. asserted
charge → question → clash
Tim Clark was also questioned about the tactics on surprise Waller-trained leader Central Europe, which finished 10th. asserted
which → question → Europe
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