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Spotted by the Trackside team this summer and autumn here is a selection of well-bred two-year-olds, names to keep an eye on as exciting prospects for 2025

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Ones to watch in 2025

Ones to watch in 2025 - International Thoroughbred

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International Thoroughbred

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Another year, an even better result... Into Mischief continues his dominance in the US sire ranks, wins his sixth consecutive title and breaks the earnings record, writes Melissa Bauer-Herzog

The joy of six

The joy of six - International Thoroughbred

Kia Joorabchian’s big spend at the Tattersalls October Yearling Sale had a dramatic effect on the yearling trade. It revealed just how narrow the industry is in Europe, and how the impact of one buyer can influence whole market dynamics, writes Jocelyn de Moubray

Playing the markets

Playing the markets - International Thoroughbred

It has been a head-to-head between Mehmas and Wootton Bassett all season for two-year-old sires’ championship honours, writes Amy Bennett

Juvenile title to the wire

Juvenile title to the wire - International Thoroughbred

Jocelyn de Moubray puts results for the older European stallions under his microscope

Stallion Review 2024

Stallion Review 2024 - International Thoroughbred

Ciaran Doran examines how the Juddmonte pedigrees developed generations ago have influenced results this year and will do in future


Juddmonte sires: past, present and future

Juddmonte sires: past, present and future - International Thoroughbred

Marcus Townend chats with trainer James Fanshawe who has just enjoyed one of his best years in the business

Flying Fanshawe

Flying Fanshawe - International Thoroughbred

The Group 1 Prix de l’Abbaye winner Makarova will be playing a pivotal role in the future of Brightwalton Stud

Not a passing Hobby

Not a passing Hobby - International Thoroughbred

Tattersalls’ long-term marketing director Jimmy George is looking forward to new challenges as he moves from a role he has held for 23 years, writes James Thomas

New horizons

New horizons - International Thoroughbred

With a Grade 1 winner, a Group 1 third, four juveniles rated over 100, the future looks bright for Tweenhills’ young sire Kameko, writes Jamie McGlynn

Looking forwards: Kameko

Looking forwards: Kameko - International Thoroughbred

Nurlan Bizakov’s Charyn is simply miles better than the rest. Amy Bennett describes the action from British Champions Day and an almighty tussle at the top to become Champion Sire with Charyn’s sire Dark Angel pulling away in front.

Champion Charyn