greatest stake-winner in Australia, with winnings of more than £36,000. Stud record Eurythmic stood his first season in Victoria and was then relocated to Western Australia. He died there before the end of the spring in 1925, after spending less than two full seasons at stud. It was discovered that he had an enlarged heart which was attributed to heart strain caused from exertion during his racing. His skeleton was mounted and displayed in the Western Australian Museum. Eurythmic was an indifferent sire that failed to produce any winners of principal races. Two of his daughters were successful broodmares though: Eumilia, 1924, by (alternative sire Comedy King) or Eurythmic was the dam of two stakes-winners, King's Knave and Tapestry Soaring, 1924, was the dam of Ethyia (dam of The Orb won VATC Futurity Stakes) and The Darter (third dam of Sharply (won Sydney Cup, Ipswich Cup, Chelmsford Stakes etc.)) Eurythmic was inducted into the Australian Racing Hall of Fame in 2005. He was also inducted into the West Australian Racing Industry Hall of Fame. See also List of leading Thoroughbred racehorses Repeat winners of horse races References External links Australian Racing Museum and Hall of Fame Australian Racing Hall of Fame horses Racehorses bred in Australia Racehorses trained in Australia 1916 racehorse births 1925 racehorse deaths Thoroughbred family 5 Caulfield Cup winners Sydney Cup winners