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G1 mare Tutta La Vita to sell on Inglis Digital

1st Apr 2026

Tutta La Vita (The Autumn Sun) will be a standout entry when offered in the Inglis Digital April (Early) Online Sale.

The lightly-raced 5YO is currently in Kentucky and is sure to make significant appeal to investors in Australia and internationally. 

One of the best 3YO fillies of her generation in Australia, Tutta La Vita was thrice G1 placed in Australia prior to being sold to John Stewart’s Resolute Racing and transferring to the US.

She finished 3rd behind G1 winners Tropical Squall and Stefi Magnetica in the Surround Stakes over 1400m, with nine individual Group winners in arrears including Kimochi, Learning To Fly, Zardozi, Arctic Glamour, Makarena, Tiz Invincible etc.

She also split G1 winners Orchestral and Zardozi when 2nd, beaten 0.6 lengths, in the G1 Vinery Stud Stakes and finished 3rd to Tropical Squall and Kimochi in the G1 Flight Stakes over a mile.

Tutta La Vita was rated by Timeform as one of the best fillies of her generation, higher than the likes of Learning To Fly, Kimochi, Tiz Invincible, Stretan Angel etc.

Tutta La Vita is a $300,000 Easter Yearling Sale purchase and hails from a hugely active maternal family – her siblings were covered by the likes of Zoustar and Home Affairs in 2025.

She also has an unraced 2YO half brother by Too Darn Hot in training with Annabel and Rob Archibald which realised $480,000 at the 2025 Inglis Easter Yearling Sale while her siblings have produced the likes of G2 winner Hidden Motive, fast Group-winning 2YO Enthaar and G3 winner Jasmin Rouge.

Inglis Managing Director Mark Webster was thrilled with Tutta La Vita’s addition to the sale.

“There’s no doubt Tutta La Vita is one of the highest profile and most gorgeous looking mares to ever be offered on the Inglis Digital platform and she will no doubt garner attention from breeders all around the world,’’ Webster said.

“Pedigrees like this are gifts that keep on giving and given her compatibility with a broad cross section of stallions, her offspring are going to profile well for any major yearling sale in the world.

“John & Chelsey Stewart had a number of options as to where and how to offer the mare to market and we’re hugely grateful to them and their team for choosing Inglis Digital.

“There will be few better credentialed mares offered anywhere in the world in 2026 and the timing of this sale is perfect should a Southern Hemisphere breeder acquire her, there’s still five or six months to get her back to Australia, give her time to reacclimatise and be ready for her maiden cover come spring.’’

Entries for the Inglis Digital April (Early) Online Sale will remain open until Wednesday April 8.

The sale will run from April 10-15.

To enter CLICK HERE.