Meet Russian Revolution X Street Secret. This colt is by one of Australia’s hottest young sires in Russian Revolution, a Group 1 winner, already a Group 1 producing stallion and leading first season sire 2021-2022.

State Secret

Gelding

Current Stable

Sire: Russian Revolution
Dam: Street Secret
Trainer: Matthew Dale
Status: In Work

Meet State Secret

This gelding is by one of Australia’s hottest young sires in Russian Revolution, a Group 1 winner, already a Group 1 producing stallion and leading first season sire 2021-2022.

He is out of the Listed Stakes winning Street Cry mare Street Secret a producer of 4 foals to race all winners including the Group 1 Vinery Stud Stakes and Group 1 Australian Oaks placed Frankely Awesome.

He is a precocious, athletic type that resembled his sire to us. He showed a great attitude and was very professional in his manner.

He comes off the great Segenhoe Stud nursery the leading producer of stakes horses over the past 5 years in Australia.

This gelding will be trained by Gai Waterhouse and Adrian Bott out of the historic Tulloch Lodge stables Sydney and will have every chance.

This gelding is eligible for the lucrative Magic Millions race series and BOBS bonus scheme

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Ownership & Legal Details

How ownership works with Kurrinda Bloodstock.

Approved Promoter: Kurrinda Bloodstock is an Approved Promoter with Racing NSW, Racing QLD and Racing VIC, and an authorised representative (No. 001285134) of Stable Connect Ltd (AFS Licence No. 336964).
Product Disclosure Statement: Buyers receive a PDS covering the horse, the share structure, the fee schedule and the risks before any money changes hands.
Share Certificate: Your holding is documented with a share certificate, and you are recorded on the official Australian racing ownership records for the horse.
No Licence Needed: Owners require no licence of their own. You need only be 18 or over. We handle the registration with the relevant racing authority.

Running a racehorse costs $40,000–$60,000 a year. That is the budget for the whole horse, shared between owners in proportion to their holdings. See how syndication works for the full detail.