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G1G Racing and Breeding seeking Diamonds at Easter sale
Prominent owner believes colts syndicates will make their presence felt at virtual auction One of the key backers of Australia’s most successful colts syndicates expects agent James Harron and the China Horse Club-Newgate operation to make the most of a potentially depressed Inglis Australian Easter Yearling Sale market this week. Gary Diamond, still on a... Read More
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King Redoute’s Legacy lives on in Inglis Sires’
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Thoroughbred Breeders Australia on front foot in face of coronavirus
The Australian breeding industry’s peak body and its marketing arm are working behind the scenes with government authorities as well as encouraging international buyers to participate in the Inglis Australian Easter Yearling Sale in a bid to limit the significant negative impact of Covid-19 on the sector. Thoroughbred Breeders Australia (TBA) chief executive Tom Reilly... Read More
Hawkes’ using Sires as building block for talented Ole Kirk
Team Hawkes is closely mirroring the interstate platform used eight years ago for top-class sprinter-miler All Too Hard (Casino Prince) as the family run stable attempts to go one better in Saturday’s $500,000 Inglis Sires (registered as ATC Sires’ Produce Stakes) (Gr 1, 1400m) with the stallion’s close relation Ole Kirk (Written Tycoon). The first... Read More
Yoshida’s Inglis Easter odyssey cements Australian love affair
Marie Yoshida is used to the idea that racing is a journey, having travelled from her parents’ farm in northern France, via Australia and Hong Kong to Winchester Farm in Kentucky. But the unique circumstances of this year’s Inglis Australian Easter Yearling Sale have obliged her to really put her travelling boots on in order... Read More
Grounded planes leave horses and shuttle stallions in limbo
International Racehorse Transport halts operations due to Covid-19 International Racehorse Transport (IRT) is working with domestic and overseas authorities in a bid to develop protocols that would allow equine flights to restart during the coronavirus pandemic that has seen air travel cease. Chris Burke, IRT’s managing director, yesterday revealed that the company’s last flight... Read More