Back in the Top End for the winter.
New stable purchase Krusty a Warwick Farm winner in Sydney takes out the first leg of the 2017 NT triple crown by winning the Guineas.
Ridden by Paul Denton settled at the back of the field, Krusty motored down the outskirts of the dirt track at Fannie Bay to take out the feature narrowly.
Brown who was himself still in Melbourne, watched his new stable up and coming star far away from the warm Darwin winter. Wife Elisha and former NT apprentice of the year Alana have taken the Darwin winter trip to escape the cold Melbourne mornings and they had the horse in fine order for today's run.
WE were confident for this race today as his former start when ridden by Junior Brown was an encouraging run being caught wide but finishing off the race nicely.
[08/07/2017]
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Instant success for Stephen Brown and owners on an interstate mission with this striking colt by Helmet out of unraced mare Munchie.

New stable purchase KRUSTY wins the first leg of the Northern Territory 3yo triple crown taking out the Guineas

Inglis 2016 sale purchases (Lot 219 Pictured)

Brown coal forms the basis for 92 percent of electricity generation in Victoria.
And on Tuesday at Bairnsdale, Brown Coal powered to the line to win the MyPunter.com Rating 58 1600m handicap.

The 2015 MSS Security Plate over 1200m on Cup Day saw a super impressive win by the Stephen Brown trained Sea Lord.

The temperatures might be plummeting in Melbourne and the racing taking on a decidedly wintry feel, but one man who is looking to escape the big chill and make his mark in warmer climes is former Darwin trainer Stephen Brown.

Saturday saw young apprentice Stephen Brown Jnr celebrate his first race winner.

3yo gelding Grizzly was able to put an unlucky first start behind him and impressively win his maiden at Sale on Wednesday.

UK galloper Yenhaab, purchased by Stephen Brown for stable clients at October’s Tattersalls Horses in Training Sale, has commenced his first Australian preparation.

Post D’France recorded a richly deserved victory for trainer Stephen Brown in The Hong Kong Jockey Club Trophy Handicap over 1800m at Flemington on Saturday.

Trainer Stephen Brown ventured out to Oaklands Junction on Sunday for Day 1 of the Inglis Premier Yearling Sale and came away very pleased with his purchase of a Skilled colt.

Bishops Castle continued his impressive form this preparation for new trainer Stephen Brown when he returned to the winner’s circle at Flemington on Saturday.

Stephen Brown’s recent UK purchase Yenhaab continues to thrive down under enjoying his first southern summer.

Stephen Brown only has to glance around his team of 28 horses at Flemington to know he’s made good progress in the two years since he arrived from the Northern Territory

Ageless sprinter Eight Bills proved he is far from a spent force with another tough win in the City Jeep Handicap (1000 metres) at Moonee Valley on Saturday

Nine-year-old Eight Bills overcame a tough run in transit to land Saturday's City Jeep Handicap (1000m) at Moonee Valley