1 Narrung Stud Road

Narrung SA 5259

The allotment gently rises from the lake plains to the road front and there would be many ideal home sites available.
Situated adjacent the Old Narrung Stud (horse breeding facility) which has been recently been renovated and now trades as Goodland Park you have the opportunity to look out your window to the training track to watch horses being put through their paces as well as peacefully grazing .
Power is at the rear of the property and a few homes have been built in the area.
Inspection of this property would be highly recommended - you won't be disappointed.
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Narrung Stud.
Opened in the 1960's and created by the Brown Brothers (Paramount Browns) and later Run by racing Legend Jim O'Connor but was unfortunately run down in the 1990's.
Then Sold to Geoff Oliver (Olivers Grain And Garden) and painstakinly renovated back to an operatinoal horse property again.
TOBIN BRONZE
Breeding: colt foaled at Narrung Stud, SA
Owned and trained in South Australia, later USA
In the mid 1960s Tobin Bronze was an exceptional middle-distance and weight-for-age runner. He won four of his seven starts as a two-year-old. In 1965 as a three-year-old he came second in the Caulfield Guineas and first in the Victoria Derby. Tobin Bronze won a succession of major weight-for-age races in 1966 including the J.J. Liston Stakes, Craiglee Stakes, Underwood Stakes, Turnbull Stakes, Mackinnon Stakes and W.S. Cox Plate. In 1967 he again won the W.S. Cox Plate, as well as the Doncaster Handicap carrying 9st 5lb (59.5 kg.) and the Caulfield Cup against Red Handed carrying 9st 10lb (61.5 kg) .
Sold to the United States Tobin Bronze competed in the Washington Laurel International finishing an excellent third. Although he won further races in the United States, he never fully recaptured his Australian form.
Property Code: 85