Sales
Tahnee Tiara tops Inglis Digital sale
Tahnee Tiara (Commands), the dam of this season’s Queensland Oaks (Gr 1, 2200m) winner Socks Nation (Sioux Nation), was the headline act at Wednesday’s Inglis Digital July (Late) Online Sale when she sold to Walnut Farm for $545,000. Tahnee Tiara was offered in foal to Newgate’s exciting young stallion North Pacific (Brazen Beau) by Milburn... Read More
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‘I genuinely feel vendors in this part of the world are very well serviced by the auction houses’
Entries open for Inglis’ 2025 sales season The appetite from breeders to offer yearlings at select sales and the competition for places at Australasia’s premier thoroughbred auctions next year will be as hot as ever, according to Inglis’ Bloodstock chief executive Sebastian Hutch. His early assessment of the 2025 yearling market comes as Inglis officially... Read More
Stakes-winning duo catalogued on gavelhouse
Group 3 winner Fashion Shoot (Savabeel) and stakes scorer Viva Vienna (All Too Hard), who were both raced by Te Akau, are the stand-out lots catalogued on gavelhouse.com’s latest fortnightly auction. “They’re two really nice mares that have quality pedigrees behind them and performed very well on the track, and now we’re looking forward to... Read More
Star mare Prowess on offer on Gavelhouse Plus
Breeders will be afforded a rare opportunity when high-class dual Group 1 winner Prowess (Proisir) goes up for auction at a special standalone sale on Gavelhouse Plus. Bidding for the mare is set to open on August 2 and close on August 8. Trained by Roger James and Robert Wellwood for a family syndicate headed... Read More
Eight per cent share in Mr Brightside up for sale
An eight per cent share in six-time Group 1 winner Mr Brightside (Bullbars) features among the lots catalogued for the Inglis Digital July (Late) Online Sale, which is now open for bidding. Trained by Lindsay Park, the rising seven-year-old has won 16 of his 34 starts, accruing $13,477,565 in career prize-money in the process. The... Read More
Five per cent share in Ole Kirk sells for $2 million
Embattled A List Stud owner Chris Lee has sold a five per cent share in dual Group 1-winning Vinery Stud-based stallion Ole Kirk (Written Tycoon) for $2 million, a figure potentially valuing the young sire at $40 million. Vinery Stud general manager Peter Orton confirmed to ANZ Bloodstock News on Wednesday that the transaction had... Read More