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Top-class mare Atishu to end Go Racing’s ride at the Gold Coast
Magic Millions secures dual Group 1-winning Savabeel mare for National Broodmare Sale Go Racing’s dual Group 1-winning mare Atishu (Savabeel) is expected to be one of the most expensive mares to be sold in the southern hemisphere this year and command interest from prominent breeders from around the world when her extensive trans-Tasman racing career... Read More
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Go Bloodstock’s Lady Of Camelot will be hoping it’s third time lucky for Miss Debutante in this weekend’s Golden Slipper hen Go Bloodstock’s Lady Of Camelot (Written Tycoon) takes her place alongside the best juveniles in Australia in this weekend’s Golden Slipper (Gr 1, 1200m) at Rosehill she will write another chapter of Miss Debutante’s... Read More
Extreme send-off for Rushton Park
Johnsons and Watkins-bred colt sells for $360,000 at Magic Millions Adelaide Yearling Sale Rushton Park’s David and Kayley Johnson headed off for their industry sabbatical in the best way possible by selling their Extreme Choice (Not A Single Doubt) colt for $360,000 at Magic Millions Adelaide Yearling Sale on Tuesday. The Johnsons, who bred the... Read More
Easter topper lands trial
The Chris Waller-trained Autumn Glow (The Autumn Sun) produced a pleasing effort at the Rosehill trials on Monday when she appeared for the first time in public. Stepping out under James McDonald in a 900-metre heat, the daughter of The Autumn Sun (Redoute’s Choice) broke well to lead and was never headed, coming home 1.2... Read More
Kennewell lands his ‘must-have’ I Am Invincible filly for $400,000
Baramul’s daughter of champion sire tops day one of Magic Millions sale en years ago, trainer Lloyd Kennewell paid $40,000 for an I Am Invincible (Invincible Spirit) filly at the Magic Millions Adelaide Yearling Sale. That filly turned out to be dual Group 1-winning sprinter Viddora, a mare who took the then Morphettville-based Kennewell around... Read More
‘Everyone is here that you like to see at a sale like Adelaide’
Hancock’s confidence high for Magic Millions despite economic uncertainty drian Hancock won’t be making excuses if the Magic Millions Adelaide Yearling Sale fails to meet his expectations, but his confidence is buoyed by the strength of the catalogue and the amount of buyers at Morphettville ahead of today’s opening session. But Magic Millions’ South Australia-based... Read More