Sales News

Inglis ready for ‘value’ Gold Yearling Sale

The Inglis Gold Yearling Sale will take place again at Melbourne’s Oaklands Junction tomorrow, giving buyers another opportunity to secure yearlings at one of Australia’s most economical auctions. A total of 107 lots have been catalogued, with Inglis confident that despite a drop in numbers from 191 entered last year, the auction will again live... Read More

Magic Millions releases National Weanling Sale catalogue

A sister to Australian Oaks (Gr 1, 2400m) winner El Patroness (Shamus Award), a three-quarter sister to Santos by I Am Invincible (Invincible Spirit), a Stay Inside (Extreme Choice) half-sister to Zousain (Zoustar) and a half-sister to Group 3 winner Jennilala (Shalaa) are among the weanlings to be offered at the Magic Millions National Sale... Read More

Madame Pommery to be sold at Magic Millions

Group 1 winner Madame Pommery (No Nay Never) is the latest star added to next month’s Magic Millions Gold Coast National Broodmare Sale catalogue.  The four-year-old daughter of No Nay Never (Scat Daddy), who was a brilliant winner of the Thousand Guineas (Gr 1, 1600m) at Caulfield, will be offered as part of a quality... Read More

Boutique’s high-end mares in standalone sale

A unique group of broodmares will be offered in a standalone Inglis Digital auction next week as part of a Boutique Thoroughbreds dispersal. The ‘Boutique Thoroughbreds Standalone Sale’ will feature Group winner Shoko (Sebring) (in foal to Home Affairs), proven producer Urban Rocket (Fastnet Rock), the well-related Oh My Mimi (Snitzel) (in foal to Capitalist),... Read More

Hawthorne’s Alpha move

Kiwi agent Dean Hawthorne said new stallion investors, the Alpha Syndicate, are taking a softly-softly approach, but the group certainly made a strong statement on Monday, when going to $1.5 million for a Dundeel (High Chaparral) colt out of three-time winner Tides (Fastnet Rock), a sister to three-time Group 1 winner Shoals. The group also... Read More

Colts syndicates chase stallion opportunities

Earlier, there was no lunch time lull with back-to-back million dollar colts selling to syndicates chasing elusive stallion prospects. The Newgate Farm-China Horse Club colts partnership, which also includes Trilogy and Sir Owen Glenn’s Go Bloodstock, went to $1.55 million for the Zoustar brother to the stakes-winning three-year-old Schwarz before agents Paul Moroney and Catheryne... Read More