In the same week that her good son Call To Unite won the 2024 renewal of the Listed Settler’s Trophy, South African horseracing bid a sad farewell to the outstanding Siren’s Call, the standout filly from the first crop of Fort Wood stallion, Elusive Fort.

An increasing number of colts hailing from the Tarry yard are going to stud, with a number having already made their mark at stud.

Sean Tarry Racing enjoyed a tremendous night on Thursday, when three equine stars, either currently or formerly hailing from the yard, were honoured with Equus awards.

The Sean Tarry Racing (Pty) Ltd owned Roomformanoeuvre provided his sire, the former Tarry-trained Lance, with yet another winner when he won impressively at Fairview on Friday.

Sean Tarry Racing had a season to remember in the recently concluded 2023-2024 racing season. The stable ended the past season runner-up on the South African trainers premiership, with the yard's runners winning 89 races and amassing more than R19.439 million in stakes.

Sean Tarry Racing bid farewell to their star sprinter, Thunderstruck. The son of Rafeef and grandson of Sean's former champion, National Colour, is set to arrive at Ridgemont, where he will stand his season this year.

Sean Tarry Racing followed up a good day at Hollywoodbets Greyville on Saturday by sending out the top-class colt Lucky Lad to win at Turffontein on Sunday.

Sean and his team have some cracking two-year-olds this season, and the Tarry yard's two-year-olds impressed once again in 2023-2024 when Sean's charges Cosmic Speed and Proceed finished first and second in the G2 Durban Golden Horseshoe on Hollywoodbets Durban July Day.

Just days before the running of the 2024 G1 Durban July, the Tarry stable struck three times at Hollywoodbets Greyville on Saturday.

Not only did the stable's top-class filly, Mrs Geriatrix, run out a convincing winner of Saturday's R600 000 KwaZulu-Natal Breeders Mile, but Sean also sent out Dantonfromsandton and Willow's Wish to win their respective races.

All three of the stable's winners on Saturday were steered home by Richard Fourie.