Situated in the beautiful Southern Highlands of New South Wales.

You might be mistaken to think you are driving through the lanes of England or Ireland when you stumble upon Milburn Creek. Situated 20 minutes from Bowral in the beautiful Southern Highlands, it’s 250 acres of rich alluvial soil, and an abundance of water, make this an idyllic setting to rear a thoroughbred.

“A good reputation does not just happen – it must be earned.”

John and Trish Muir first became involved in the thoroughbred industry at Milburn Creek, Cowra, NSW in 1973, hence the trading name Milburn Creek Stud.

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“The two leaders quickened and she got left a bit with a vulnerable area between the first two and three and four in the run, and the way she just balanced and built through her gears to go past them was really pleasing,” said stable representative Jack Howard after Milburn Creek's @inglis_sales Easter graduate Getta Good Feeling won the G3 Alexandra Stakes (1600m).  "She's just continuing to improve. She's a So You Think filly and we know these fillies continue to improve all the way through to their four-year-old spring and autumn campaigns.  "The cliche is you don't make plans raceday, but Danny's publicly said the plan is to hopefully get her across to Adelaide for the Oaks (G1 2000m).  "She doesn't have that Group 1 on her page at the moment and that's obviously the aim.  "She's a multiple Group 2 winner and hopefully we can get that there. We'll take her home, we'll look after her and then we'll plot our path from here to there."
Third career win from just 12 starts for our @inglis_sales Classic sold Omaha Dawn (Omaha Beach), with the David Baxter bred mare winning @morphettville_racecourse in style for @macdonaldgluyasracing and @hancox.racing
G3 Alexandra Stakes @melbourneracingclub goes to our @inglis_sales Easter yearling sale sold Getta Good Feeling (So You Think), with @dannyobrienracing’s 3yo recording her third stakes win - congrats Pinecliff Racing and Dean Hawthorne Bloodstock 🎉🍾🥂