New Record Price for Inglis Digital
Stakes-winning 2YO Volcanic Rock (Hinchinbrook-Heat of the Fire, by Strategic) has become the most expensive racehorse sold on Inglis Digital
3rd July 2021
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Stakes-winning 2YO Volcanic Rock (Hinchinbrook-Heat of the Fire, by Strategic) has become the most expensive racehorse sold on Inglis Digital
All 16 lots offered for sold for an aggregate of HK$47.2 million
If successful, he will become the first Australian Gr1-winning 2yo by his Champion Sire
The 2021 Magic Millions Gold Coast National Sale has become the highest grossing breeding stock sale in Southern Hemisphere history
The well-bred Straight Shooter (Frankel-Straight Lass, by Machiavellian) took the honour overnight of becoming the first son of his Champion Sire Frankel (Galileo-Kind, by Danehill) to sire his own winner
The rags to riches story of Ridgemont Highlands five-time Gr1 winning sire Canford Cliffs incredible daughter Jin Jin took another step on Sunday
After an incomparable 2020 edition due to the health context, the ARQANA Breeze Up concluded with results in line with the excellent 2019 edition
NZB is encouraged by the opening of a trans-Tasman bubble, which will enable many of their Australian patrons to return back to the Karaka Sales Centre for their forthcoming sales
Grieving the death of close friend Nooresh Juglall in a race fall in Mauritius on 15 May, Teetan dedicated the victory to his wife Xaviere after Millard’s brilliant training effort lifted some of the ‘Mauritian Magician’s’ gloom
A colossal week of trade at Riverside came to a stunning end with Sunday’s Australian Broodmare Sale enjoying extraordinary growth across all key financial indicators
Victorian-based breeder David Digney purchased the mare Laylia at last year’s Covid-impacted Australian Broodmare Sale – which was forced online due to travel restrictions resulting from the national lockdown at the time – carrying the Capitalist foal.
The classic has a long and proud history dating back to 1955 when it was run as the Cape of Good Hope Guineas
