MILLION Dollar Cam has been once again crowned New South Wales Sire of the Year.
The evergreen stallion has won the award twice previously and has plenty of breeding left in him according to Yirribee Pacing Stud co-founder Rod Woodhouse.
“He has just had his best year this season for a while which is promising,” said Woodhouse.
“He’s been standing at our stud for more than a decade now and while he is healthy and has the desire to breed he’ll keep going.
“He is a lovely horse and does a great job.
“He doesn’t get a lot of numbers but his average earnings per starter is around $30,000.”
Million Dollar Cam was crowned 2017 and 2019 NSW Sire of the Year.
Last season his progeny collected $888,563 in stakes with 81 starters and 50 winners.
Award criteria:
The NSW Sire of the Year is selected based on a Point Score.
- Stallion must have physically stood in NSW for the two previous seasons (Season of award and previous season).
- Stallion must have been made NSW Breeders Challenge eligible for the previous two seasons.
- Only progeny conceived whilst the Stallion Stood in NSW are eligible for inclusion.
- Progeny conceived with Frozen or Chilled Semen from NSW Registered Stallions standing outside of NSW is ineligible.
The formula is as below:
- Top 10 Stallions are to be selected from the list based on progeny prizemoney earnings.
- There will be points awarded for total prizemoney, winners to starters and wins per winner.
- 10 points will be awarded to the leader of each category and subsequent points will be awarded as a ratio to that Stallion's result.
- All points are added together with the horse that accumulates the most points declared the winner.
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HRNSW MEDIA | AMANDA RANDO