Sertorius became the latest Inglis Select Yearling Sale graduate to claim a day’s feature event during the Melbourne Spring Carnival when running away with the Gr.2 MRC Zipping Classic over 2400m at Caulfield on Saturday.
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Out of the winner’s stall since winning a pair of two-year-old races at Cranbourne and Sandown in March, Artie Schiller (USA) filly Mezeray Miss opened her stakes account in Saturday’s Listed City Of Greater Dandenong Stakes (1400m) at Caulfield.
The online catalogue is available for the 2013 Inglis Melbourne December Thoroughbred Sale. 158 lots have been entered for the Victorian sale that will be held on Friday 13 December at Oaklands.
Cox Plate winner Shamus Award is expected to add the $4 million Queen Elizabeth Stakes to his next campaign in a sign that the decision to transform Sydney's autumn carnival into one of the world's richest race events has been a winning move.
Racing NSW and Australian Turf Club have today announced a momentous change to the Sydney autumn racing program, heralding a grand finale event towards the end of the Southern Hemisphere Thoroughbred racing season.
The John Moore-trained Flagship Shine, under Joao Moreira, overcame top weight (132lbs) and a wide draw in stall 13 to claim the Class 1 Panasonic Cup (Handicap) over 1400m at Sha Tin today, 9 November, in impressive style.
Champion sire Fastnet Rock is never short of a top class performer, his latest to emerge being Kiwi based rising star Atlante, who captured the Group I New Zealand Two Thousand Guineas at Riccarton on Saturday.
Inglis Yearling Sale purchase Polanski made dreams come true at Flemington on Saturday, scoring a fairy-tale win in the $1.5 million Group 1 VRC Victoria Derby over 2500m.
Born in the last crop of Australian bred foals by champion sire Galileo (IRE), six year-old gelding Sertorius scored his first Black Type success on Wednesday when taking out the $240,000 Listed Bendigo Cup.
She’s got a long way to go to emulate the achievements of her three-quarter sister Makybe Diva, but the future is looking bright for four year-old mare La Amistad, who scored an impressive win at Bendigo on Wednesday.
Big plans are afoot for promising three-year-old The Quarterback following his impressive victory in the valuable Inglis Trophy at Sale in Victoria on Sunday.
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