‘Differences in opinion’: Vin Cox resigns as general manager of Yulong Investments

Following his much-heralded switch from racing giant Godolphin, Vin Cox has resigned as general manager of Yulong Investments, citing ‘differences in opinion on strategic direction and values’.

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Yulong Investments general manager Vin Cox has tendered his resignation from the breeding and racing juggernaut.

A “difference in opinion on strategic direction and values” has reportedly triggered the decision.

Cox has given six months’ notice.

The former Godolphin Australia managing director joined Yulong in November, 2023.

Yulong Investments general manager Vin Cox speaks at the presentation of the Yulong Newmarket Handicap at Flemington earlier this month. Picture: Vince Caligiuri / Getty Images

“I want to thank the exceptional team and clients I have had the privilege to work with,” Cox said.

“I do not want to make any further comment.”

Yulong, owned by Chinese billionaire Yuesheng Zhang, has cemented its position as a global force in racing and breeding operations the past 12 months especially.

Cox Plate champion Via Sistina, Australia’s best racehorse currently, and rising star Treasurethe Moment, the VRC Oaks winner last campaign and short-priced favourite for Saturday’s Group 1 Vinery Stud Stakes, spearhead the bottle green and white racing operation.

Vin Cox with Devil Night’s trainer Wayne Hawkes after the Yulong-owned colt won the Group 1 Blue Diamond Stakes at Caulfield in February. Picture: Scott Barbour / Racing Photos

In a statement announcing Cox as general manager last year, Zhang said: “Vin’s impeccable track record and vast experience in bloodstock make him an invaluable addition to lead Yulong. We are excited about the new chapter this heralds for our operations. Together, we aim to solidify our position as a leading player in the global industry.”

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