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“I am sure there’s plenty of studs looking at him and why wouldn’t they be?”
Global competition for Justify’s unbeaten Storm Boy set to intensify Magic Millions 2YO Classic (RL, 1200m) winner Storm Boy, the unbeaten son of global sire sensation Justify (Scat Daddy), could command international interest from stud farms as well as fierce competition from Australia’s stallion operations. The Sydney autumn two-year-old triple crown is on the cards... Read More
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Colt by ‘statistical outlier’ Extreme Choice makes $1.4 million at Magics
Son of Newgate Farm’s star stallion headlines final day of Book 1 on the Gold Coast A $1.4 million colt by Extreme Choice (Not A Single Doubt) proved too irresistible for big-time international investor Yulong as the curtain came down on Book 1 of the Magic Millions Gold Coast Yearling Sale last night. The start... Read More
$1.3 million jewel for Walsh
As the owner of Group 1-winning mare Amelia’s Jewel (Siyouni), Western Australian breeder Peter Walsh has enjoyed many racing and sale ring highs over the past year and he received another massive adrenaline rush yesterday. Through Segenhoe Stud, Walsh’s Amelia Park Racing and Breeding sold a son of Zoustar out of his Group 3 winner... Read More
America’s Hill ‘N’ Dale makes ‘significant’ $1.7 million investment at Magic Millions
I Am Invincible filly out of Madam Rouge sells in silence with one Book 1 session to go Antony Thompson believes the decision by leading US stud Hill ‘N’ Dale Farms to invest in the Australian yearling market for the first time will make industry figures from around the world sit up and take notice. ... Read More
Bott Justify’s $1.3 million price-tag
Armed with Justify’s (Scat Daddy) ruling Magic Millions 2YO Classic (RL, 1200m) favourite Storm Boy, Gai Waterhouse and Adrian Bott loaded up again on another colt by the imposing Coolmore shuttler, this time paying $1.3 million for the first living foal out of dual Group 3 winner and Coolmore Stud Stakes (Gr 1, 1200m) runner-up... Read More
Amelia’s Jewel to be trained in Sydney
Amelia’s Jewel’s (Siyouni) autumn campaign will be her last with Simon Miller, after the four-year-old’s owner Peter Walsh revealed the star Western Australian mare is to be trained in Sydney this spring. The daughter of Siyouni (Pivotal) will have two starts in Perth this campaign, which will be geared around the $5 million The Quokka... Read More