Melbourne Premier Sales
Three Bridges Thoroughbreds grossed over two million dollars and averaged $106,250 for their 20 horses sold. The draft highlight was a $300,000 Exceed and Excel colt sold to Mick Price.

Great Southern Weanling Sale
Three Bridges the leading vendors on
average and aggregate - all 17 weanlings
sold including the Glenwood Dispersal
which saw a Lonhro colt fetch $110,000.

Australian Weanling & Breeding Stock Sale
Having raised Select Bloodstock's youngsters
Three Bridges were proud to sell them at the
Inglis weanling sale in Sydney - topping the
auction with a $230,000 Fastnet Rock colt
(pictured) from Love's Great purchased
by Tom Magnier.

Trevenson Park
Trevenson Park (homestead pictured)
comprises of 550 acres, taking Three Bridges'
acreage in total to 2000 – plenty of room
which fits in perfectly with the Liston family's
aim of getting horses back with nature,
growing their horses out in large paddocks.

Melbourne Premier Yearling Sale
Three Bridges Thoroughbreds was one
of four studs to gross over a million dollars
and averaged $96,364 for their 11 horses
sold. It was a great result with the overall sale
down $33% from last year.

Perth Magic Millions Yearling Sale
Acheived the third highest price - $165,000
Lion Heart x Summer Magic Colt. Purchased
by John Brocklebank on behalf of BC3 Thoroughbreds

Melbourne Premier Yearling Sale
Sold the highest priced yearling ever sold
in Victoria, smashing the previous record
of $600,000 set 20 years earlier. The Eceed
and Excel x Gentle Call Colt was purchased for $750,000 and knocked down to Darley Stud's,
Sheik Mohammed. As the leading vendor,
their 8 yearlings averaged $196,000.

Our Leading Lady
Pauline Liston received the time honoured
Victorian Wakeful Club Lady in Racing Award.
It was fantastic to see her recognised for her
endless dedication and love for animals.

Rinky Dink Group 1 Winner
Rinky Dink won the Group 1
Australasian Oaks. The Liston family
imported the stallion Distorted Humor (USA),
owned the dam Peebinga Princess and
foaled down the filly. When she didn’t
make the reserve at the Magic Millions sale in Adelaide in 2002 Pauline broke her in and
she went on to win at Group 1 level.