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Remaining unbeaten in his 2YO career, Triple Honour came into his 3YO career full of promise. Performing competitively at stakes level led to the Group 1 Doncaster Handicap (2008), which he won under the piloting of Glen Boss.

The remainder of his career was highlighted by two Group 2 victories, and extremely consistent stakes performances.

Albert The Fat performed extremely well as a 3-4YO, amassing eight wins and proving to be a very consistent type.

Notable wins include Group 1 BRC BTC Cup (2010) as a 5YO and the Group 1 VRC Emirates Stakes (2011) on the final day of the Melbourne Cup Carnival as a 7YO.

Amicus’ career began boldly, winning her first race as a 2YO. During the 2014 Melbourne Spring Carnival, Amicus, ridden by Hugh Bowman, claimed her most significant win of her career in the Group 1 Schweppes Thousand Guineas.

Her success only continued, winning a further three more Stakes races before retirement.

Beaten Up began his career in fine style, remaining undefeated as a 3YO and winning a Group 3 in the United Kingdom.

Upon moving to Australia, he quickly struck, winning The Group 1 Doomben Cup (2013) in just his fourth start. He saw out the remainder of his career performing competitively at a stakes level.

Boban claimed his first Group 1 victory in The Star Epsom during the 2013 Sydney Spring Carnival. Five weeks later he cemented his class and quality by Winning at Flemington in the Group 1 Emirates Stakes.

Boban went on to showcase his talent up and down the eastern border, winning a further three more Group 1s, the Chipping Norton Stakes (2014), the MRC Memsie Stakes (2014) and the BRC Doomben Ten Thousand (2015).

Brazen Beau’s career began strongly as a 2YO, winning on debut and then winning the Group 2 BRC Champagne Classic (2014).

During the 2014 Spring Carnival, he claimed his first Group 1 in the Coolmore Stud Stakes and then his second in the Group 1 Newmarket Handicap (2015).

Come Play With Me has won 13 races to date, reaching a career pinnacle when he weaved through the 14 horse field to win Group 1, The Metropolitan (2019).

A momentous day for Chris Waller, but also for Come Play With Me’s former trainer, Adam Durrant who trained this galloper to 12 wins before sending him to Sydney, to be prepared under Waller’s sturdy guidance for the 2019 Spring Carnival.

Comin’ Through was always an above average galloper, winning the Group 3 Carbine Club Stakes, Group 3 Bill Ritchie Stakes, Group 2 Ajax Stakes and Group 2 Tramway Stakes.

These Stakes wins are overshadowed by Comin’ Through’s phenomenal run in the 2014 Group 1 BRC Doomben Cup.

This flashy grey, had two wins to his name as a 2YO, and continued to add to his tally as a 3YO.

D’Argento secured a career best during the 2018 Autumn Carnival, claiming victory in the Group 1 Rosehill Guineas.

Danleigh was an extremely consistent stakes level performer throughout his seven year career.

During this time, Danleigh secured four Group 1 wins; the All Aged Stakes (2009), Manikato Stakes (2009), the George Ryder Stakes (2010) and the Chipping Norton (2011).

Delectation began his career strongly, with three wins as a 2YO, and his first Stakes race as a 3YO in the Group 2 Royal Sovereign Stakes (2015).

During the Spring Carnival, Delectation claimed a momentous victory in the Group 1 Darley Classic (2015). It was this Group 1 win that saw him prevail against runner-up and race favourite, Chautauqua.

This dual Oaks winner dominated her rivals early in her career, securing six consecutive wins from eight starts.

It was during this streak, that she was victorious in two Group 1s, the SAJC Schweppes Oaks (2017) and the BRC Queensland Oaks (2017).

Foreteller was a dominant 2YO with three wins, one of which was at Stakes level before he joined the Waller Stable.

Foreteller had an illustrious career, victorious in multiple Stakes races, and three Group 1s. These include, Group 1 Ranvet Stakes (2013), Group 1 Makybe Diva Stakes (2013), and the Group 1 Underwood Stakes (2014).

Foxplay was one of the only few serious challengers to nearly take the crown and break mighty mare Winx’s winning streak in the Group 2 Warwick Stakes. Foxplay fought valiantly, but was bested in the last few strides.

This grey filly, however, is a star in her own right, winning three Group 2s before going on to win her maiden Group 1 in the Queen of the Turf Stakes (2017).

Funstar, a daughter of the 2014 Cox Plate winner Adelaide, and a half-sister to Oaks winner Youngstar, is a proven talent.

This filly has won five races from nine starts, with 2019-20 her best season yet, winning the Group 2 Tea Rose Stakes and then her maiden Group 1, ATC Flight Stakes.

Winning his first race as a 2YO, Good Project went on to win three more metropolitan races before heading to Western Australia.

It was here on the Western Coast that Good Project put in an astounding effort to win the Group 1 WATC Railway Stakes (2015).

Grand Marshal began his career in the United Kingdom before travelling to the southern hemisphere and joining Chris Waller’s stable at the conclusion of 2013.

It was during the 2015 Sydney Autumn Carnival that Grand Marshal produced his performance of his career, scoring a narrow win over stable mate, Who Shot Thebarman in the Group 1 Sydney Cup.

Hawkspur proved to be an extremely consistent horse throughout his long career. Performing remarkably well at stakes-level, winning multiple Group 2 and Group 3 races.

Hawkspur’s greatest racing achievement occurred during the 2013 Winter Carnival, where he was victorious in the Group 1 BRC Queensland Derby.

He’s Your Man was an extremely versatile horse, winning at 1500m, 1600m and 2000m distances.

He’s Your Man broke his maiden in the Listed Winter Challenge (2014) before going on to win the Group 3 Kingston Town Stakes (2014) and the Group 1 Epsom Handicap just three weeks later.

With four Group 2s to Invincibella’s name, it was at the end of the 2018-19 season that this in-form mare claimed her first Group 1, in the Tattersalls Tiara.

Invincibella’s excellence continued into 2020, where she made history at the Magic Millions, defending her crown in the $1 million Magic Millions Fillies and Mares race for the third consecutive year.

This stunning chestnut came through the winter of 2015 in hot form. After three successive wins, Japonisme showed his class in a skilful victory in the Group 3 ATC San Domenico Stakes.

Japonisme went on to win the Group 1 VRC Coolmore Stud Stakes (2015) and the Group 2 Arrowfield Spring (2016), when he held off determined challengers on all sides.

A winner on debut over 1400m, Kermadec went on to win the Group 3 Carbine Club Stakes (2014) during his first Spring Carnival.

The following autumn, this athletic colt claimed his first Group 1 in the Doncaster Handicap (2015). As a 4YO he only improved, with greater strength and matured ability, he went on to win Group 1 George Main Stakes (2015).

Kings Will Dream is a gelding with a true champion comeback story. Fracturing his pelvis in 2018, Chris Waller and the CWR team rehabilitated him, nursing him back to his full potential, and arguably more.

Kings Will Dream, didn’t just win, but returned and won the 2019 Group 1 Turnbull Stakes at Flemington.

Metal Bender enjoyed a prosperous and consistent career. As a 3YO, his career is highlighted by winning back-to-back Group 1s in the Randwick and Rosehill Guineas (2009), followed by a minor placing in the Group 1 Queen Elizabeth Stakes.

Throughout the rest of his career, he performed valiantly at Stakes level, and won a further two Group 1s; the Doomben Cup (2010) and the George Ryder Stakes (2012).

Irish bred Moriarty, began his career in the UK, where he won two races before Chris Waller purchased him.

The gelding proved to be a sound weight-for-age galloper, claiming eight Stakes race victories, including a triumphant win in the Group 1 Kingston Town Classic (2014) at Ascot, Western Australia.

Originating in the United Kingdom, My Kingdom of Fife competed strongly at Stakes level until the age of six when he moved to the Chris Waller Stable in Australia.

Success followed, with three Group wins in a row, including the Group 1 Queen Elizabeth Stakes (2011) at Royal Randwick.

Recognised as one of the world’s fastest sprinters, Nature Strip blitzed his rivals in three Group 1 races in 2019; the ATC Galaxy, AJ Moir stakes and the Darley Sprint Classic.

In his most recent campaign, Nature Strip defended his Sprint King status, storming home to win his fourth Group 1 in the ATC TJ Smith (2020).

Imported stayer Opinion, won his first Stakes race at Rosehill Gardens in the Listed Parramatta Cup in only his second Australian appearance.

During the 2014 Spring Carnival, Opinion proved to be a leader among the staying ranks as the victor of the esteemed Group 1, The Metropolitan.

Veteran stayer, Patrick Erin boasted an impressive strike rate of 10 wins for 21 runs in New Zealand before joining the Chris Waller Stable in 2018.

It was here, that Patrick Erin claimed his first Group 1 victory in The Metropolitan.

This champion stallion broke his maiden with a significant bang by winning the Group 1 Victorian Derby (2014).

Success continued with three more Group 1s in the Turnbull Stakes (2015), Australian Cup (2016), and The BMW (2016). His incredible racing finesse saw him honoured and named the Australian Champion Stayer (2016).

Pressday was an extremely impressive colt as a 2YO when he secured three consecutive Group wins, which included the Group 1 BRC TJ Smith Classic (2010).

This was then followed by a strong win in the Group 2 Sandown Guineas in just his second start as a 3YO. He continued to race competitively at Stakes level before retiring to stud.

Undefeated as a 2YO with three wins for three starts, Press Statement dominated by winning his first Group 1 in the BRC J.J. Atkins Stakes (2015).

As a 3YO, this classy colt went on to win the time-honoured Group 1 Caulfield Guineas.

Red Tracer spent the majority of her career in black-type company. Of her 38 career starts, 33 of them were at the elite level.

Viewed as one of the most honest mares over multiple seasons, Red Tracer was victorious in 15 races, two of which at Group 1 level; the Tattersall’s Tiara (2013) and the Myer Classic (2013).

Originally trained in France, Reliable Man was victorious in his first two starts before he defeated a strong field in the Group 1 Chantilly Prix du Jockey Club.

He won one more Stakes race before he was sent to Australia in 2013. His blistering turn of foot saw him triumphant in the Group 1 Queen Elizabeth Stakes (2013), proving his class in both the Southern and Northern Hemispheres.

Four consecutive wins as a 4YO was a great example for what was to come with Rangirangdoo. With three Group wins in the Spring and early Autumn of 2009-10, was the warm-up he needed before breaking through for his first Group 1 win in the Doncaster Handicap (2010).

The remainder of his career was highlighted by extremely competitive stakes level performances, where he secured a second Group 1 victory in the George Ryder Stakes (2011)

Royal Descent began strongly as a 3YO, winning her first two races of her career. She secured her first Stakes victory in the Group 3 Adrian Knox, before storming home to win by ten lengths in the Group 1 ATC Australian Oaks (2013).

With a string of unlucky seconds to follow, five at Group 1 level, she returned to the winners circle one last time before retirement, when she won the Group 2 Warwick Stakes (2015).

Unbeaten in New Zealand as a 2 and 3YO, Sacred Falls had a six-win streak that included the Group 2 Hawke’s Bay Guineas (2012) and the Group 1 New Zealand 2000 Guineas (2012).

Following this, he was transferred to Chris Wallers stable, where his incredible form continued, where he took out the Group 1 Doncaster Mile in 2013 and 2014. He continued to defend his dominance of the Randwick mile into the next season, winning the Group 1 George Main Stakes (2014)

Shillelagh worked hard to earn her position within the Chris Waller Stable of Stars, with eight wins to her name, two of which, were at Group 1 Level.

This two-time Group 1 winning mare secured her victories in the VRC Cantala Stakes (2017) and the VRC Empire Rose Stakes (2018).

Classy sprinter Shellscrape began his career strongly as a 3YO, winning the Group 3 San Domenico Stakes and the Group 2 Roman Consul Stakes in the Spring of 2009.

His greatest triumph before retiring to stud, was winning the Group 1 Galaxy Stakes (2010) at Randwick during the Sydney Autumn Carnival.

Shoot Out won a myriad of group races, beginning with the Group 2 QTC Sires Produce Stakes (2009). The following year he won the Randwick Guineas (2010) and the Australian Derby (2010) under the guidance of John Wallace.

After a stable transfer to Chris Waller, the Group 1 Victories continued, which saw Shoot Out going Back-to-back in 2012 and 2013 Chipping Norton Stakes and George Maines Stakes (2012)

The European import, Shraaoh brought glory to his stable and a career best in the 2019 Spring Carnival. Shraaoh managed to hold down challengers to win the Group 1 $2 million Schweppes Sydney Cup.

A momentous occasion in his career, with just three other wins at a restricted level.

Stand To Gain enjoyed a lengthy career, spanning over 8 years. Originally from Europe, he was brought to Australia as a staying prospect.

His ability to perform extremely well in wet conditions, was put on display when he thundered home to win the Group 1 Sydney Cup (2011) on a heavy track.

This sensational colt rose to stardom when he rapidly compiled five Group 1 victories ranging from 1400m to 2000m in just nine months.

As a 2YO, he won the Group 1 BRC JJ Atkins (2018) before going on to be the only horse in history to win the Caulfield (2018), Randwick (2019), and Rosehill Guineas (2019).

The Verminator’s career began slowly, however, his 4YO career proved to be extremely fruitful, winning five times over staying distances.

The spring of 2011 saw The Verminator victorious in the Listed Wyong Cup, which he followed up with a dominating win in the Group 1 Metropolitan Handicap (2011) at Royal Randwick.

Unforgotten has had a stellar career to date, winning three restricted races before coming into true form beating the colts in the Group 2 ATC Phar Lap Stakes.

Unforgotten went on to win the Group 1 ATC Australian Oaks during the 2018 Autumn Carnival. She has since added another black type race to her scorecard, when she thundered home to win the Group 2 Chelmsford Stakes (2018).

Winning on debut as a 2YO, Vanbrugh established early on that he was a horse with considerable ability. As a 3YO, he went on to claim a career best in the Group 1 Moët & Chandon Spring Champion Stakes (2015).

Vanbrugh’s success continued into his 4YO career, with further Group race dominance during the 2016 Melbourne Spring Racing Carnival, where he won the Group 3 MRC Coongy Handicap (2016).

Who Shot Thebarman arrived in Australia from New Zealand in 2014 a Group 1 Auckland Cup winner. From here, this popular stayer went on to amass more than $4.5 million in prize money, with 11 wins from 57 starts.

His record is extraordinary, competing in 4 x Melbourne Cups, 4 x BMWs, 3 x Moonee Valley Cups, 3 x Zipping Classics and 2 x Caulfield Cups. It was however, his fifth attempt in the Group 1 Schweppes Sydney Cup, where he achieved his most notable win of his career.

Over four years the wonder mare Winx, won a staggering 33 consecutive races, 25 of which at Group 1 level. Winx’s prowess on the track saw her receive multiple awards for her incredible achievements.

Winx’s 25 Group 1 wins include: 4 x Cox Plates (2015, 2016, 2017, 2018), 4 x Chipping Norton Stakes (2016, 2017, 2018, 2019), 4 x George Ryder Stakes (2016, 2017, 2018, 2019), 4 x Queen Elizabeth Stakes (2017, 2018, 2019), 3 x George Main Stakes (2016, 2017, 2018) and 2 x Turnbull Stakes (2017, 2018), plus a Doncaster Mile (2016), Caulfield Stakes (2016), Epsom Handicap (2015), Winx Stakes (2018) and Queensland Oaks (2015).

Youngstar took gallant strides in just one preparation, exceeding all expectations with her astonishing improvement. From winning a maiden in Hawkesbury, Youngster went on to be victorious in the Group 2 BRC The Roses (2018) and then a career best, in the Group 1 BRC Queensland Oaks (2018).

Zoustar started his racing career with a bang. An incredible effort as a 2YO saw him win his first two starts in Sydney before heading to Brisbane and winning the Group 2 Sires’ Produce Stakes.

As a 3YO he simply improved, storming home to victory in two Group 1s, the Golden Rose and the Coolmore Stud Stakes.