Savabeel x Honor Yearling Colt

Trained by: Andrew Forsman, Cambridge

Savabeel x Honor Yearling Colt
Full brother to the very smart GET HONOR

By the champion sire SAVABEEL, this colt is the full brother to the very impressive GET HONOR who won on debut in the city in Melbourne in January—the race replay is on racing.com (click through and select ‘Full Replay’)

She is the first foal out of the mare, and we are not surprised, as the RIP VAN WINKLE (GALILEO) cross with SAVABEEL is stunningly successful and has produced the Group 1 winning stallion NOVERRE among a host of group horses.

His dam HONOR is a three-quarter sister to champion TE AKAU SHARK and Rip Em Up who we raced. They were both by RIP VAN WINKLE and very talented. She is also a half-sister to Group 1 winner PONDEROSA MISS and the multiple Group 1 placed and winner of NZ$1.3 million ECUADOR.

A horse with great action, he is athletic, correct and has a very high biometric score. In the mold of successful Savabeel colts, he looks like he can run as a 2YO and continue to improve as he matures.

He is fantastic value.

COSTS (35% AVAILABLE)

10% shares are NZ$14,490 plus GST (A$12,500 plus GST)
5% shares are NZ$7,245 plus GST (A$6,250 plus GST)
2.5% shares are NZ$3,622.50 plus GST (A$3,125 plus GST)

This includes:

  • Purchase fee
  • All sales costs
  • Marketing
  • Vet costs
  • Transport
  • Breaking in
  • Training
  • Agistment/training/management
  • Gear
  • Farrier
  • Promoters fee
  • All cost to 1 April 2026

Insurance and Karaka Million entry is charged separately

Monthly contributions from April 2026 will be NZ$440 (A$390) per 10% share, NZ$220 (A$195) per 5% share and NZ$110 (A$97.50) per 2.5% share. into the syndicate bank account.

Share payments can be made by Direct Debit, Cheque, Visa or Mastercard.

If you’re interested in taking a share in this horse please contact Albert or Matt.

Go Racing is an Authorised Syndicator registered with New Zealand Thoroughbred Racing. A disclosure statement for this syndicate is available on expression of interest.

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