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Alma Vale eyes major juvenile prizes as Inglis Classic Sale beckons
Alma Vale Thoroughbreds will have one eye firmly on the racetrack and the other on the sale ring this weekend, with three of the farm’s graduates lining up in Australia’s major juvenile features on Saturday ahead of a significant draft of 22 yearlings at the Inglis Classic Sale, which begins on Sunday. Launched in July... Read More
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Tennis star Nick Kyrgios bags first winner at Canberra
Australian tennis star Nick Kyrgios enjoyed a memorable first day at the races on Friday after seeing his horse Divine Secrets (Deep Field) break her maiden at Canberra. It was the first time the former world No. 13 and Wimbledon finalist has attended the races to watch one of his own runners, and the Peter... Read More

Big Sky three-quarter sister heads MM Online Sale
Podcast (Microphone), a three-quarter sister to unbeaten juvenile Big Sky (Bivouac) headlines the 41-lot Magic Millions Digital Sale, which is now open for bidding until February 11. Podcast (Lot 41) is out of winning Red Dazzler (Red Ransom) mare Zoom By, herself a half-sister to Listed winner Firenza (Kenny’s Best Pal). Trained by Mick Price... Read More

‘Hopefully they’ll prove popular’ – Wentwood head back to Inglis Classic with four-strong haul
New Zealand’s Wentwood Grange Stud have come back across “the ditch” with a small but select draft for Inglis Classic, continuing their decade-long attendance at the sale. And while they’re also gearing up for their first venture to Easter later in the autumn, their four Classic lots – all by sires of the moment –... Read More

Graham dreaming of Millennium glory with $70,000 Inglis buy Royal Exile
Port Macquarie’s Jenny Graham – back in her second coming as a trainer with just a quintet of horses – admits she’d be lost for words if her two-year-old gelding Royal Exile (King’s Legacy) wins Saturday’s $2 million Inglis Millennium (RL, 1100m) at Randwick. In fact, she’s already lost for words just thinking about it.... Read More

Connections out to land a big catch with Calamari Ring
A fresh Calamari Ring (Street Boss) is ready to fry her Inglis Millennium (RL, 1100m) rivals according to her owner Leo To, who is hoping to net a $1.15 million payday with a filly he sourced for just $140,000 as a weanling. To, who partnered with bloodstock agent Shane McGrath to purchase the daughter of... Read More