2021 Inglis Classic – Best Ever
Following an extraordinary three days of trade at Riverside, the action ended Wednesday night
10th February 2021
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Following an extraordinary three days of trade at Riverside, the action ended Wednesday night
Var’s daughter Via Africa, a South African Champion Sprinter and multiple Gr1 winner, produced her first ever winner on Saturday
The delay in the commencement of the auction is to alleviate issues emanating after recent COVID-19 lockdowns and restrictions for the Perth, Peel and South West regions and the recent local bushfire situation.
The sale source of stars Buffering, Spirit of Boom, Boomsara, Master Jamie, Winning Rupert, Apache Chase and Hong Kong sensation Wishful Thinker this year will see 419 select lots go under the hammer over two days
‘I think 2020 was a survival year for a lot of breeders, pinhookers – everybody really. I think as we turn the corner we are starting to get vaccines out and hopefully we are starting to see the light of the tunnel with COVID’
The 13-year-old Coolmore stallion was euthanised on Friday due to liver failure
A Queensland hotel quarantine cleaner who tested positive to the highly contagious UK strain of coronavirus had 79 close contacts and 689 ‘movements’ in the community while contagious
Recently retired Japanese mare Almond Eye (Lord Kanaloa-Fusaichi Pandora, by Sunday Silence) has been awarded her second Horse of the Year title
Galileo’s sons and daughters not only dominated the world’s leading races, but his sire sons enjoyed a truly magnificent season in 2020 further cementing Galileo’s increasing dominance of the thoroughbred industry
The talented juvenile colt becomes the third JRA-G1 winner for sire Frankel, after Soul Stirring and Mozu Ascot
Finding the words ‘excitement’ and ‘insurance’ in the same sentence is as rare as breeding a Triple Crown winner!
As the clock ticks toward this year’s renewal of South Africa’s most iconic of races, the Hollywoodbets Durban July, it is only fitting that we return to the start of the new millennium and recall all the drama and splendour
