Inglis Autumn Thoroughbred Sale Concludes In Sydney

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4th May 2006

The third annual William Inglis & Son Autumn Thoroughbred Sale took place at Newmarket today with 111 horses generating gross receipts of $422,000 for an average of $3,802 at an excellent clearance rate of 95 per cent.

Danehill was responsible for both the sale-topper from the racehorse section and the top-priced broodmare. The top lot was his superbly bred son Gunpowder, a multiple winner bought by Inglis as agent for $36,000, while the top-priced broodmare was his daughter Caterina in foal to Mossman sold by Parsons Creek Farm for $34,000.

Inglis Director Jonathan D’Arcy was satisfied with the results and said:

“It was great to see strong competition in every category with broodmares selling extremely well. The racehorse section continues to strengthen with buyers present from most parts of Australia resulting in an excellent clearance rate and plenty of satisfied vendors.”

TOP LOTS

Lot	Type	Breeding/Name	Vendor	Purchaser	Price
32	B Colt	Gunpowder	Owners	Inglis As Agent NSW	$36,000
18	B Mare (+)	Caterina	Parsons Creek Farm	Inglis As Agent QLD	$34,000
22	B Mare (+)	Starts With A Kiss	Ruane	Coastal T'breds NSW	$27,000
6	B/ Br Mare (+)	Timber Hill	W.A & J.M. Darcy	W McMaster NSW	$18,000
20	Ch Mare (+)	Cassills Takeover	Ruane	Inglis As Agent NSW	$17,000
63	B Horse	Sky Fury	Tyreel Stud	Emerald T'breds NSW	$15,500
31	Br Horse	Marmottan	Owners	Caithness Breeding NSW	$15,000
19	B/ Br Mare (+)	Hollywood Ending	Parsons Creek Farm	Emerald T'breds NSW	$13,000
21	B Mare (+)	Malahini	Ruane	A Stapleford NSW	$13,000
53	Ch Filly	Dubious View	Owner	G McFarlane NSW	$10,000

The next Inglis sale takes place at White Park, Scone with the Scone Thoroughbred Sale on May 18 followed by the Scone Yearling Sale on May 21.

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