The squabble is over, Zoustar will stand permanently at Widden, in the Hunter Valley, following a court case in Sydney earlier last week.

It was a strange arrangement previously with Zoustar, he was shuttling on alternate seasons between Woodside Park at Tylden, and Widden Stud, in the Hunter Valley.

Zoustar is a highly promising sire with a huge future ahead of him; he was a brilliant sprinter and is making the transition, as a sire, with his first crop to race, trained by Chris Waller at Rosehill.

His progeny are following his racing pattern; they come to hand quickly and are showing an early return.

Zoustar heads the first season’s two year olds list with 5 winners of 9 races, from 20 runners, earning $2,390,440.

He is a sire that throws lovely yearlings, he certainly puts quality into his progeny, you can pick a Zoustar if you have any eye for a thoroughbred.  

There will be plenty of mares awaiting him in the spring at Widden

Zoustar - First season Sire