Racehorse TALK

Secret Savings Bay 1991	Seeking the Gold Bay 1985	Mr Prospector Bay 1970	Raise a Native Chestnut 1961	Native Dancer Raise You	1950 1946	5-f 8-f
			Gold Digger Bay 1962	Nashua Sequence	1952 1946	3-m 13-c
		Con Game Bay or brown 1974	Buckpasser Bay 1963	Tom Fool Busanda	1949 1947	3-j 1-s
			Broadway Chestnut 1959	Hasty Road Flitabout	1951 1945	3-n 5-c
	Jurisdictional Chestnut 1986	Damascus Bay 1964	Sword Dancer Chestnut 1956	Sunglow Highland Fling	1947 1950	2-n 1-o
			Kerala Bay 1958	My Babu Blade of Time	1945 1938	1-w 8-h
		Resolver Bay 1974	Reviewer Bay 1966	Bold Ruler Broadway	1954 1959	8-d 5-c
			Lovely Morning Bay 1965	Swaps Misty Morn	1952 1952	A4 5-f
Rapid Serve Bay 1996	Carson City Chestnut 1987	Mr Prospector Bay 1970	Raise a Native Chestnut 1961	Native Dancer Raise You	1950 1946	5-f 8-f
			Gold Digger Bay 1962	Nashua Sequence	1952 1946	3-m 13-c
		Blushing Promise Bay 1982	Blushing Groom Chestnut 1974	Red God Runaway Bride	1954 1962	8-c 22-d
			Summertime Promise Bay 1972	Nijinsky Prides Promise	1967 1966	8-f 4-r
	Tennis Partner Bay 1983	Northern Dancer Bay 1961	Nearctic Brown 1954	Nearco Lady Angela	1935 1944	4-r 14-c
			Natalma Bay 1957	Native Dancer Almahmoud	1950 1947	5-f 2-d
		Native Partner Bay 1966	Raise a Native Chestnut 1961	Native Dancer Raise You	1950 1946	5-f 8-f
			Dinner Partner Bay 1959	Tom Fool Bluehaze	1949 1945	3-j 7>

	Ancestor duplications:	Native Dancer	5m x 5m,5f,5m		Raise a Native	4m x 4m,4f		Mr Prospector	3m x 3m
		Tom Fool	5m x 5f		Broadway	4f,5m x

Thursday, 1 April 2010: Crack sprinter Swiss Ace has been purchased by renowned breeder and businessman Gerry Harvey and will stand his first season at stud this spring in New Zealand.

The son of Secret Savings will stand at Westbury Stud after being snapped up by Harvey in a deal brokered by Magic Millions.

A winner of 12 races from just 20 starts, Swiss Ace proved himself one of the best modern day short course gallopers when he won the G1 Oakleigh Plate at Caulfield.

Also the winner of two runnings of the G2 Sir Byrne Hart Stakes in Brisbane , Swiss Ace ran second in a G1 Newmarket Handicap behind reigning Horse of the Year Scenic Blast. JHe also was third to Apache Cat in a BTC Cup.

"He's an exciting prospect," Westbury Stud owner Gerry Harvey said today.

"I'm thrilled to be able to secure him to stand in New Zealand.

"During his career Swiss Ace proved himself one of the sprint stars of Australia with 12 wins from 20 starts and he looked to have plenty more in store until he went amiss."

"He's got a great pedigree and he offers New Zealand a complete out cross - virtually every mare would be able to go to him."

Swiss Ace will stand for $NZ10,000.

He is being syndicated into 50 shares at $30,000.

Swiss Ace hails from the same family as leading international sires Ajdal, Formidable, Arazi, Noverre, Exchange Rate, Air Dublin and Japanese star Dance in the Dark.

His sire Secret Savings was also responsible for the outstanding mare Shamekha and top Victorian galloper and sire Dash For Cash.