For thoroughbred racing enthusiasts, April is like Easter and Christmas combined, with The Championships taking centre stage at Royal Randwick. At the same time, iconic super brand Raine & Horne is making every post a winner with a stable of gallop-ready listings. 

Headlined by the $5 million Queen Elizabeth Stakes, won by legends such as Carbine, Tulloch and Winx – The Championships represent one of the pinnacles of Australian racing. Concluding on 18 April, Raine & Horne is saddling up with some lifestyle property listings that highlight where champions begin – thoroughbred properties such as 56 Bawley Point Road, Termeil, on the NSW South Coast. 

Listed for sale for $2.2 million by Ben Pryde, Principal, Raine & Horne Mollymook| Ulladulla| Milton, ranked among Raine & Horne’s top 10 NSW principals for both number of sales and sales GCI at the 2025 Raine & Horne NSW & ACT Awards, one of the largest events in the 143-year history of the leading property group. Coincidentally, the awards were held at the iconic Hordern Pavilion, just a couple of furlongs from Royal Randwick, where The Championships are being contested. 

Set beyond a picturesque liquid amber-lined driveway, this remarkable 100-acre rural holding presents an exceptional opportunity to secure a beautifully established equine property just minutes from the pristine coastline of Bawley Point. 

The group 1 quality property, with a history of breeding thoroughbred horses, is thoughtfully laid out with expansive, cleared paddocks, quality fencing, established trees, and a peaceful, natural backdrop of surrounding forest. The gently undulating land provides an ideal environment for horses, livestock, or those simply seeking space, privacy and a true rural lifestyle. 

The property’s equine infrastructure includes three stables, multiple fenced paddocks, and dams, offering excellent foundations for horse enthusiasts, breeders, or trainers looking to establish their dream setup. 

Other infrastructure included a large machinery shed with ample storage for equipment and vehicles, while a second shed provides additional storage or workshop space. 

Beyond the practical features of this “sure thing”, the stakes-worthy property is defined by its striking natural beauty - rolling green pastures framed by mature trees, tranquil dams and sweeping rural vistas creating a setting that feels both private and inspiring. 

Positioned only minutes from Bawley Point's beautiful beaches, local cafés and coastal villages, and within easy reach of the world-renowned Willinga Park equestrian centre, this thoroughbred-grade offering combines rural scale with exceptional lifestyle appeal. 

Ben Pryde said, “Whether it’s grooming a future Queen Elizabeth Stakes winner or creating a Melbourne Cup–themed hobby farm, this gallop-ready property is primed to deliver your ultimate lifestyle escape.” 

A stable choice for lifestyle buyers at Horse Camp 

The paddock perfect property on the market for offers above $995,000 is perfectly suited to those seeking a rural lifestyle.  

Aptly located at 1170 Tableland Road, Horse Camp, near Bundaberg in Queensland’s Wide Bay–Burnett region, this 10.74-hectare property listed by Bill Law of Raine & Horne Bundaberg blends rural charm with modern comfort, which is sure to appeal to families, retirees and those looking for a dual occupancy.  

The four-bedroom home also comes with a study and two bathrooms, while its wide verandahs and deck offer sweeping views across the breathtaking countryside vistas. 

The property is well set up for rural living, featuring a four-bay machinery shed and approximately 100,000 litres of rainwater storage. A gravity-fed tank connected to a dam enhances water security and supports bushfire preparedness, while four dams provide an estimated 15 megalitres of capacity. The land is fenced into seven paddocks, each with its own water. 

For further information on these and other equine lifestyle opportunities, visit the Raine & Horne website [here] and search “horse”.