Baramul Stud is a racehorse stud farm in Australia, founded in 1940 by the Sydney solicitor Alf Ellison on land known as Joe's Paddock in the Widden Valley, chosen for pasture suited to grazing horses and cattle. Ellison bred the champion Alister at Baramul soon after its founding, and from 1951 the stallion Star Kingdom, owned in partnership with Stanley Wootton and Reg Moses, brought the stud wide acclaim. Sir Tristan Antico bought Baramul Stud in 1984, and it is now owned by Gerry Harvey.
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Racehorse stud farm in Australia
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It was founded in 1940 by Sydney solicitor Alf Ellison, or A.O. as he was often known
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Baramul Stud is a racehorse stud farm in Australia.
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