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Paul Moroney goes to $185,000 for son of Vadamos
Rich Hill Stud sires stole the show on the second day of Book 2 selling at the New Zealand Bloodstock Karaka Yearling Sale yesterday, as sons of first season sire Vadamos (Monsun) and dual-Group 1 runner-up Proisir (Choisir) topped proceedings, selling for $185,000 and $180,000 respectively. International bloodstock agent Paul Moroney has been particularly taken... Read More
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Per Incanto colt tops Book 2 session of NZB Karaka Yearling Sale
Constance Cheng-bred $160,000 colt bound for Hong Kong after Foote strikes Respected agent John Foote believes Per Incanto (Street Cry) remains an underrated stallion who has a growing reputation as a sire of quality horses, particularly in Hong Kong, which is where yesterday’s top-priced lot from Book 2 of the New Zealand Bloodstock Karaka Yearling... Read More
Moody makes play for $500,000 Exceed And Excel filly
Savabeel colt also fetches six-figure sum as vibrant Book 1 sale at Karaka comes to a close Two $500,000 lots have brought the curtain down on what investors on both sides of the fence deemed to be a successful three-day Book 1 New Zealand Bloodstock Karaka Yearling Sale. The Exceed And Excel (Danehill) filly and... Read More
Star Savabeel colt reigns supreme on day two at Karaka
A colt by the country’s premier stallion from one of Australia’s best current female families lived up to the hype to top yesterday’s second session of the New Zealand Bloodstock Karaka Yearling Sale after Te Akau’s David Ellis went to NZ$875,000 for the son of Savabeel (Zabeel). The blueblood colt from the family of dual... Read More
Inglis backs bigger Easter offering to be a success in 2020
Inglis hopes to capture “money left on the table” with a bigger Australian Easter Yearling Sale catalogue presented to buyers this year while maintaining the two-day format that proved successful in 2019. The sales company last night released the catalogue for its benchmark auction, to be held at its Riverside Stables complex in Sydney on... Read More
Litt makes a big impact with flying Gold Coast visit
Ottavio Galletta, the majority owner of Group 1-winning stallion prospect Castelvecchio (Dundeel), did not reveal his intention to buy the only horse by Deep Impact (Sunday Silence) at the Magic Millions Gold Coast Yearling Sale until hours before the colt went through the ring. It was left to Castelvecchio’s Sydney-based trainer Richard Litt to handle... Read More