26. Captain Rio ReturnsShuttle sire Captain Rio added a UK black-type success to his CV when Red Badge won the Listed Steventon Stakes over 10 furlongs at Newbury. (20 July 2010)
27. Four More Stakes-Winning Mares EnteredNew Zealand Bloodstock's Winter Mixed Bloodstock Sale has received another boost with the entry of four stakes-winning broodmares in the supplementary, book two, session. (20 July 2010)
28. NZB Graduates Dominate Grafton CupNew Zealand Bloodstock graduates were too good when they filled the quinella in the $150,000 Listed Elders Grafton Cup on July 15.
(17 July 2010)
29. Flying Supreme Wins HK Sale BonusTop performing NZB graduate Flying Supreme has claimed the HK$1 Million Hong Kong International Sale Graduate Bonus after a strong finish to his three-year-old campaign. (17 July 2010)
30. Two NZB Champions at Hong Kong Awards 
New Zealand Bloodstock graduates scooped two of the prestigious prizes at the Hong Kong Jockey Club Champion Awards on Sunday, with Able One declared Champion Miler and Entrapment named Champion Griffin. (14 July 2010)
31. Singapore Success for Race Ahead and WaikatoIt was a night for the Kiwis in Singapore on Sunday, with the two feature races at the Group 1 Singapore Derby meeting claimed by New Zealand produced gallopers. (12 July 2010)
32. Iffraaj Leads First Season SiresShuttle sire Iffraaj sits on top of the Great Britain First Season Sire list on the score of individual winners.
(8 July 2010)
33. Moonee Valley Honour For ZabeelChampion sire Zabeel has been recognized by the Moonee Valley Racing Club with the Kingston Town Greatness Award. (7 July 2010)
34. Hong Kong Winner For FalkirkThe sire prospects of international sprinter Falkirk received a significant boost on Sunday when his first Hong Kong runner scored impressively at Sha Tin. (5 July 2010)
35. Macau Winner A Gift For His Half BrotherLightly tried NZ Bloodtsock graduate St Peters Gift downed some seasoned opposition to win the Lisboa Challenge in Macau on Saturday, providing a timely update to the pedigree of his half-brother entered in New Zealand Bloodstock's South Island Sale of Two-Year-Olds. (5 July 2010)
36. 132 Stakes Winners For ZabeelIn taking out the Listed Caloundra Cup on July 3, Ironstein became the 132nd individual black type winner for his sire Zabeel.
(5 July 2010)
37. Entries Due For Karaka 2011Nominations are now due for New Zealand Bloodstock's 2011 National Yearling Sales Series at Karaka. (2 July 2010)
38. Winter Sales Catalogues Now AvailableThe catalogues for New Zealand Bloodstock's two August sales, the Winter Mixed Bloodstock Sale and the South Island Sale of 2YOs & Mixed Bloodstock are now available.
(2 July 2010)
39. Red Giant On His WayNew shuttle sires Big Brown and Red Giant left Kentucky last Saturday for their new southern hemisphere homes in Australia and New Zealand. (28 June 2010)
40. More Black Type For Pennacchio 
NZ Bloodstock Select Sale graduate Pennacchio claimed her second consecutive black type win when she took out the Listed Centenary Classic Mile at Eagle Farm on Saturday. (28 June 2010)
41. Karaka Graduate Sets Hong Kong RecordKaraka graduate Entrapment broke a long-standing record in Hong Kong of the most races ever won in one season when streaking to victory in the Juvenile Sprint Trophy at Sha Tin on June 27. (28 June 2010)
42. St Reims Relocates To Grangewilliam StudDual Group One winner St Reims has been relocated to stand at Grangewilliam Stud this spring.
(22 June 2010)
43. Hong Kong Sprinter Joins Matamata StudSouth African-bred Hong Kong sprinter Tiger Prawn will join the stallion ranks in New Zealand this spring.
(22 June 2010)
44. Cup Double For Our LukasNew Zealand's decade best record of 81 stakes winners in Australia was bettered on Saturday with a history making performance by Our Lukas in the Ipswich Cup. (22 June 2010)
45. Able One Leads Home Sha Tin Trifecta Karaka graduate Able One proved that he was more than able leading home a New Zealnd Bloodstock trifecta at Sha Tin in the G3 Prince Jewellery Premier Cup on June 16.
(18 June 2010)
46. Waller And Waterhouse Playing A BIg PartTrainers Gai Waterhouse and Chris Waller are playing a big part in a record breaking season for NZ-bred gallopers in Australia.
(17 June 2010)
47. Our Lukas Too EasyThe ultra consistent Our Lukas kept the winning momentum going at the Queensland carnival for the Kiwi-bred gallopers on Saturday with an easy win in the Listed Strawberry Road Handicap at Eagle Farm.
(15 June 2010)
48. Cup Trifecta For New ZealandCape Cross five-year-old Crossthestart led home fellow Kiwis Scouting Wide and Ekstreme for a New Zealand bred trifecta in the G2 Brisbane Cup at Eagle Farm on Saturday. (15 June 2010)
49. First NZ Winner For Stromberg CarlsonQueensland-based sire Stromberg Carlson had his first winner in New Zealand when his first crop 3YO Hauturu romped to a three lengths win in a 1400m event at Te Teko. (13 June 2010)
50. Derby Winner Link To New NZ Sire
