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The Autumn Sun colt shines on the final day at the Inglis Classic sale

The Autumn Sun (Redoute’s Choice) may have missed the last breeding season through injury but it hasn’t stopped him having his second sale-topper, with one of his sons fetching the highest price at an Inglis Classic that exceeded most expectations. Underscoring Inglis’s efforts to ensure a strong international bench amid fears the sagging Australian economy... Read More

Munz and Hawthorne go down tried and tested route with Dundeel colt

Powerhouse owner Jonathan Munz will be hoping to reprise the Super Seth story and raise another stallion prospect from the emerging sireline of Dundeel (High Chaparral) after making a colt by the Arrowfield stallion the sale-topper on day two of Inglis Classic. Purchased by agent Dean Hawthorne for Munz’s GSA Bloodstock, the imposing son of... Read More

Private Harry’s ‘beautiful’ half-sister makes $220,000

Kurrinda Bloodstock’s Sean Driver believes when you’re on a good thing, you should stick to it. So he was determined to buy the half-sister to his burgeoning star Private Harry (Harry Angel) at Inglis Classic on Monday. He just had no idea how much he’d have to pay. On the one hand, her half-brother has... Read More

Langbecker celebrate brilliant pinhook result

The year has certainly started with a bang for the Langbecker family. At the Gold Coast’s first attempt at staging their Magic Millions raceday last month, Letitia Langbecker – daughter of Queensland harness racing legend Kevin Thomas – celebrated breeding the winner of the second race when Slippin’ Jimmy (Pariah) scored. One race later Amosu... Read More

Riverstone celebrate ‘great’ first day at Classic

One year on from a stunning debut at Inglis Classic, Hunter Valley boutique stud Riverstone Lodge is showing that it was no one-off after a strong first day of this year’s edition, writes Trevor Marshallsea Established in 2023 by former Newgate nominations executive Nick Taylor and backers, Riverstone hit Riverside for their first splash at... Read More

The McEvoys go on a spending spree as the Inglis Classic sale gets underway

Tony and Calvin McEvoy were the hardest hitters on day one of an Inglis Classic Yearling Sale which resoundingly defied fears of a downturn when the father and son duo snapped up the day’s two highest lots in a $400,000 colt by boom sire Wootton Bassett (Iffraaj) and a $360,000 filly by I Am Invincible... Read More