Astute breeders looking to invest in young fillies with high grade residual value could do well to consider those in the Shipton Lodge Dispersal at the inaugural Inglis Australian Racehorse Sale.
Australia’s presence in China was underlined on Sunday, when Australian-bred horses took star billing at one of that country’s most important Thoroughbred race meetings, winning five out of the seven races on the program.
All Silent's love affair with Flemington continued when he made it four from four at headquarters in blowing away a crack field in today's G1 Patinack Farm Classic and he will now attempt to add his name to an elite list of Inglis graduates to win the G1 Hong Kong International Sprint.
Shamardal filly Faint Perfume made history today as the first Group 1 winner to graduate from the highly successful Easter Part II Session of the Inglis Australian Easter Yearling Sale.
A half-brother to Tuesday’s G1 $5.5million Melbourne Cup winner Shocking is among supplementary entries for Sunday week’s Inglis Australian Racehorse Sale.
Following Caulfield Cup winner Viewed and Cox Plate winner So You Think, mares sold through Inglis broodmare sales completed the spring carnival 'big three' today when Shocking landed the G1 Melbourne Cup.
With supplementary entries closing just over a week away, the inaugural Inglis Australian Racehorse Sale on November 15 continues to receive timely updates, with a number of lots improving their race records over the last few days.
Charge Forward filly Headway became the first individual Group 1 winner for her sire on a day where inaugural Easter Part II Sale graduate Faint Perfume stamped herself as a dominant favourite for next Thursday's G1 VRC Oaks.
Despite the sale ring stigma attached to the progeny of older mares in this part of the world, the Cox Plate quinella of So You Think and Manhattan Rain has given further impetus to the cause.