All Bar One

ALL BAR ONE – 2001 chestnut horse
Hennessy USA-Max’s Sister USA-Phone Trick USA
Service fee 2010-11 - $7,700 incl GST

MALE LINE

ALL BAR ONE comes from a proven sire line.
ALL BAR ONE (AUS) (Hennessy USA-Max’s Sister USA-Phone Trick USA) (Ch 2001 – To enter stud in 2007-8 25 Starts 9 wins, 1-2nd, 4-3rds - $548,750
Won QTC Sir Byrne Hart S G2 (1200m), MRC WJ Adams S L (1200m), BTC BMD Group H (1200m), MVRC Crown Trophy H (1200m), BTC Air NZ Gunsynd Quality H (1200m), QTC X-Ray Sprint H (1000m) GCTC QTIS 3YO H 1200m, AJC Dark Marne 2YO H 1200m, STC Bamford Associates 2YO H (1200m); 2nd AJC Liverpool City Cup G3 (1200m), 3rd STC Moratis Fresh Packaging 2YO H (1100m), QTC Cup G2 (1200m), GCTC RM Williams Magic Million Sprint H (1000m), BTC Cup G1 (1350m).

ONE of Australia's best modern day sprinters will stand at leading Queensland thoroughbred nursery Oaklands Stud next spring. All Bar One, a winner of nine of his 25 starts and over $548,000, will take his position alongside Aucash, Break the Vault, Ferocity, Iglesia, Pure Theatre, Tsuimai and Salt Lake City at the Darling Downs stud. In a deal brokered by Magic Millions, All Bar One is being syndicated to stand his maiden season at stud in 2007. Oaklands Stud principal Neville Stewart said: “All Bar One is a great addition to the stallion ranks at Oaklands.

“I was very excited about his speed and pedigree.

“He will definitely suit colonial bred mares and he is an excellent type, with a keen eye and possesses great strength through his shoulder and hindquarter.

“All Bar One meets all the criteria to make a first class sire.” Stewart added.

All Bar One was purchased as a yearling by Hoss and Gillian Heinrich for $85,000 at the 2003 Magic Millions Gold Coast sale. Trained during his career by Gillian, All Bar One established himself as one of the country’s most electrifying and popular sprinters.

Gillian Heinrich always rated All Bar One highly. She said the colt was cheeky during his two-year-old days but had always displayed ability and improved with age.

“As a two-year-old he was cheeky but always very strong and I have no doubt he is going to be a good horse…his form this year (2006) has been his best, he’s becoming more relaxed with all the experience and his winter campaign should be a cracker…he never let me down and Hoss and I have such a big opinion of him that when he retires we will keep an interest in the horse”. Gillian Heinrich said.

Gillian Heinrich’s assessments were shared by the likes of Magic Millions General Manager David Chester who said he was an exceptionally fast and consistent sprinter.

Likewise premiership winning jockeys Glen Colless and Stathi Katsidis agreed with the high praise for All Bar One after having ridden him in respective victories. Even rival trainer Danny O’Brien had kind words for All Bar One’s power and was content to see him conclude a Melbourne campaign after clashing with his mare Glamour Puss. The Heinrich’s are very confident of All Bar One’s stud career and have retained shares in the stallion.

“It is important to both of us that All Bar One goes to a successful commercial stud and we are elated that he will be retiring to Oaklands Stud.” Hoss Heinrich said.

ALL BAR ONE - THE RACEHORSE

From just 25 starts All Bar One proved himself one of the region's premier sprinters.

His record of nine wins and five minor placings for prizemoney of $548,750 proved his status as a high class racehorse. A winner in Brisbane, Sydney and Melbourne, All Bar One won the Group Two Sir Byrne Hart Stakes and the listed WJ Adams Stakes at stakes level.

He also turned on one of the most explosive performances the Moonee Valley track had ever seen on Cox Plate Day to romp home in a Crown Trophy in a truly dominating performance. All Bar One's placings included a second in a Group Three Liverpool City Cup and third in a Group One BTC Cup and Group Two QTC Cup.

He was also third in the inaugural Magic Millions Sprint earlier this year.Magic Millions General Manager David Chester said: “I’ve watched All Bar One race, he was exceptionally fast and consistent, winning nine races up to G2 level – an ‘exceptional sprinter’.

”I believe All Bar One is ideal for Queensland and being a son of Hennessy, the same sire as boom first season sire Johannesburg, this is a smart purchase for Oaklands Stud.”

ALL BAR ONE - HIS PEDIGREE

Sireline
Hennessy, the sire of All Bar One, is a prominent international stallion by the world's most expensive and popular sires Storm Cat.

A high class juvenile galloper, Hennessy won four races as a two-year-old including the Group One Hopeful Stakes at Saratoga.

As a sire Hennessy has continued to make headlines. A former shuttler in Australia he is responsible for producing Group winners including Half Hennessy, Grand Armee, All Bar One, Lilando, Courvoisier and Speedy King.

His overseas progeny include Henny Hughes, Madcap Escapade, Johannesburg, Harmony Lodge, India, Toasted, Blazonry, Silver Tree, Distilled, Keats, Aunt Henry, Set Alight, Sunrise Bacchus, Cactus Ridge, Heckle and Primary Suspect.

Damline

All Bar One is one of two winners, from two runners, from the dual American winning Phone Trick mare Max's Sister. Her other winner Dongguan Excels is a multiple winner in Hong Kong.

Max's Sister, a half sister to the international stakes winners Braari (dam of Shaard), Consent, Special Alert (dam of Reserve Your Heart), Special Moves (dam of Tight Spin) and the dams of Stormello and Summer Rainbow, is a daughter of the stakes winner Lyphard mare So Cozy.

Other stakes winners closely related to All Bar One include Special Power, Special Request, Jaramar Rain, Dominatrix, Marlin and Lindsey Lane.

A high class racehorse, All Bar One boasts an outstanding international black type family and he is sure to prove a popular addition to Queensland's stallion ranks.