With a huge crowd in attendance, today's 60th annual HTBA Inglis Scone Yearling Sale defied the downward trend of other yearling sales to post figures closely resembling those of 12 months ago.
BANK ROBBER’S gallant centimeter second to Duporth in the $400,000 Group1 BTC Cup (1200m) at Doomben on Saturday suggests that this son of the awesome looking grey Dash for Cash could be on the threshold of the Group1 sprint success that has eluded him so far.
Polar Success is scheduled to be sold at next month's Inglis Australian Weanling and Breeding Stock Sale and the family looks to have another impressive type in the shape of today's impressive Sandown winner Eau De Joie.
The 60th annual HTBA Inglis Scone Yearling Sale will be held at White Park tomorrow, ahead of Friday's Scone Cup meeting, which features the $100,000 Scone Inglis Challenge.
Racing Victoria Limited in conjunction with Country Racing Victoria has released its five year Racecourse and Training Facilities Infrastructure Plan providing a clear future direction for all Victorian Country Racing Clubs.
The outstanding Group 2 winning stallion WRITTEN TYCOON will be offered for sale at next week’s Inglis Melbourne Great Southern Sale to dissolve the current syndicate.
Graeme Kelly spoke to Victorian-based Inglis auctioneer and bloodstock consultant Simon Vivian about the Great Southern Sale at Oaklands on May 18, 19,20 and 21 as well as other matters.
Surround Stakes winner Portillo heads a class field of nominations for the Listed $110,000 Inglis HTBA Dark Jewel Classic (1400m) at Scone on Friday 15th May.
Stradbroke Handicap favourite All Silent has received the weight trainer Grahame Begg expected, but more than he had hoped for, in the Brisbane feature.
Tony Santic's Makybe has entered a draft of outstanding fillies and mares as part of its annual reduction for June's Inglis Australian Weanling and Breeding Stock Sale, for which entries close today.
NATHAN TINKLER can be further rewarded for his massive financial commitment to the racing industry with success at Saturday's stand-alone Hawkesbury meeting if stable jockey Peter Robl is correct.
EMERGING stayer Hissing Sid graduated from a maiden win at last year's May carnival to a Warrnambool Cup triumph, with the promise of a Caulfield Cup bid.