MR BRIGHSIDE

“A champion - by an unwanted sire!”

Mr Brightside powering forward under white, red and dark‑coloured silks, capturing his trademark Group 1 toughness and elite Australian miler brilliance.

How a modern day champion was built.

The first question most people ask about Mr Brightside is: Who is his sire?

The answer = Bullbars.

The follow up question then: “who is Bullbars?”

It is very common for people to focus on the sire only.

But what they miss is the whole pedigree picture that makes up this modern day champion.

The breeding of Mr Brightside wasn’t a fluke! It was designed.

Out of an unraced dam named Lilahjay, small breeder Ray Johnston was looking for an affordable sire to send to her.

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What makes Mr Brightside so great?

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Bullbars was selected for 3 reasons: value, quality and opportunity.What’s hidden inside Mr Brightside’s pedigree, is a set of breeeding patterns that set him apart from the others.

MR BRIGHTSIDE’S 7-GENERATION PEDIGREE

Sir Ivor 5f x 5m, full brothers Graustark 6f x His Majesty 6m, Princequillo 7f x 7m, Hail To Reason 7f x 7m & Native Dancer 6m x 7f

Without this pedigree, Mr Brightside is just “another horse”

Pedigrees like this are found early — and secured even earlier. If you want access to the structural intelligence that identifies elite horses before the market does, now is the moment to act!