Sir Patrick Hogan KNZM CBE was a Cambridge-based Thoroughbred racehorse breeder from New Zealand. Sir Patrick Hogan and his wife had two daughters Nicola and Erin.
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There is not much information about Sir Patrick Hogan’s children. Sir Patrick Hogan died in January 2023 at 83 after being ill for some time.
Sir Patrick founded Cambridge Stud, a nursery that would reshape the bloodstock industry and bring unprecedented international attention to New Zealand, in 1976, from humble beginnings and with the determination of his wife Justine.
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Hogan served as the New Zealand Thoroughbred Breeders Association’s chairman and vice-president, as well as the Cambridge Jockey Club’s president.
He rose to prominence as the owner of champion sires Sir Tristram and Zabeel and a champion racehorse owner. In the year 2000, he was knighted.
Sir Patrick Hogan was named “the most interesting and influential figure in racing in the last 25 years” by racing journalist David McCarthy in 2007.


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