Anthony Cummings made it Group 1 wins in successive weeks with Inglis graduates when Road To Rock scored an upset victory in today's G1 George Main Stakes at Randwick, completing an Easter stakes double for progeny of Encosta De Lago.
Danleigh and Avenue - both progeny of Inglis Broodmare graduates - shared the limelight with four times Premier stakes winner Carrara at last night's star-studded Moonee Valley meeting.
Highlighted by an excellent clearance rate of 89 per cent, the Inglis Spring Thoroughbred Sale attracted a strong buying bench with multiple Sydney winning mare Doubloon the top priced lot at $125,000.
One positive might yet come from the scourge of equine influenza - the virus that shut down the sport, forced many industry players on to the unemployment queue and cost Sydney racing a spring carnival.
Tribunal continued to promote his Victoria Derby credentials by winning the $70,000 New Litho Plate (1700m) for three-year-olds at Caulfield on Saturday.
Three-year-old filly Irish Lights is the horse to beat in next month's Group 1 Thousand Guineas (1600m) after another scintillating performance in the Group 3 Schweppes Thousand Guineas Prelude (1400m) at Caulfield.
Inglis exports to Asia have been formally recognised for the second year running as the company has again been named a finalist of this year’s Premier’s NSW Export Awards.