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‘We’ve had people looking at horses all day, every day’
Inglis bloodstock CEO Sebastian Hutch is taking a pragmatic approach to expectations for the Classic sale, predicting ongoing economic difficulties are likely to lead to a softer market overall. But a strong buyer turnout through the week and a refreshed buying bench compared to those for the Magic Millions Gold Coast and Karaka sales has... Read More
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Blue Gum Farm open a new chapter at Classic
Victorian-based Blue Gum Farm are gearing up to sell their first draft of horses at the Inglis Classic Yearling Sale and co-owner Sean Dingwall is looking forward to offering nine youngsters at the auction which gets underway in Sydney on Sunday. Blue Gum was sold by Philip and Patti Campbell to Sean and his wife... Read More
The Aga Khan dies aged 88
The Aga Khan dies aged 88 The death of the Aga Khan, one of the most influential owner-breeders in international horseracing, was announced on Wednesday at the age of 88. Prince Karim, Aga Khan IV, was the spiritual leader to 20 million Nizari Ismaili Muslims and a major investor in European racing, with a number... Read More
Reasons to be cheerful and fearful as Inglis Classic nears
xpectations are somewhat mixed, but vendors are largely bracing for a soft Inglis Classic Yearling Sale resembling pre-Covid levels at Riverside from Sunday, while hoping the prospect of bargains will at least ensure a large turnout of buyers. As economic tough times continue, fears have festered among breeders about the traditionally inexpensive Classic following the... Read More
Triple threat out to extend Darby’s dominance of the Inglis Series
Leading syndicator hoping for big result in Saturday’s $2 million Inglis Millennium Darby Racing’s dominance of the lucrative Inglis Series looks set to continue at Randwick on Saturday with the high-flying syndication company sending out a trio of leading contenders for the $2 million Inglis Millennium (RL, 1100m). They are led by bargain buy Within... Read More
Star Thoroughbreds hit a purple patch in Tasmania
Star Thoroughbreds’ purple and white star silks have been carried to victory in some of Australia’s biggest races, but as a born and bred Taswegian it gave the company’s founder Denise Martin a particular thrill to achieve a notable Magic Millions double at Launceston on Sunday. A four-length romp in the 3YO/4YO Tasmanian Classic (1400m)... Read More