HEY BROS

BRAVE SMASH was owned by Takaya Shimakawa and trained by Michihiro Ogasa at the beginning while 2nd in 1400M G3 Falcon Stakes was his best placing among Japanese group level as he made no surprise in G1 NHK Mile Cup and Japanese Derby. He made his way to Australia and joined Darren Weir’s yard to lift G1 Futurity Stakes over 1400M in 2018 and 2nd in Newmarket Handicap, then he finished 2nd in Moir Stakes and notched G1 Manikato Stakes under Hugh Bowman. He joined Kris Lees stable on his concluding stages of racing career and finished 3rd in Newmarket Handicap. The colt recorded 5 wins, 8 seconds and 6 thirds in 34 starts, winning distance from 1200M to 1600M. He joined the stallion roaster of Yarraman Park with 4 black type contest winners and his fee in 2025 was AUD$27,500. HEY BROS was formerly known as POWER SMASH and trained by Jim & Greg Lee in Australia with 2 wins and 1 second in 7 starts. After won twice over 1000M at Goulburn, he ran on for 5th at Warwick Farm and 4th at Hawkesbury. Same sire runners ran on well in sprint events and his dam NIJI was place-getters at 1400M. The bay gelding should be most effective over 1400M or under in distance while Happy Valley and soft going are fine.