News

28th Feb 2006
The Premier sale is now just days away so with pedigree updates flying in, the latest catalogue information is now available online.
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William Inglis & Son is immensely proud of its graduates who every month promote our name in winners circles around the globe.
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23rd Feb 2006
Booming trade for the largest catalogue in ten-years meant across the board gains at the William Inglis Summer thoroughbred sale at Newmarket on Friday, with records set in all categories.
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22nd Feb 2006
ENCOSTA DE LAGO has made the Premier sale his own in recent years, sustaining an uncontested stranglehold on the top-lots, while his graduates excel on the track.
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Due to the large number of entries received for the 2006 Inglis March Thoroughbred Sale, the auction has been extended to two-days.
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20th Feb 2006
There is no denying that the last four months have been pretty tough for South Australian based Rubiton Bloodstock.
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15th Feb 2006
All-eyes turn to Melbourne next month for the Premier Yearling Sale, the three-day Victorian breeding showcase held at Oaklands from March 5 - 7.
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The 2006 William Inglis Easter Broodmare sale will feature the dispersal of bloodstock owned by Ray Orloff - breeder of the late Champion racehorse and sire Rubiton.
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13th Feb 2006
The Inglis Classic Yearling Sale continued onwards and upwards in 2006, highlighting the auction’s valuable position in the Australian yearling market.
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The 2006 Inglis Classic Yearling Sale concluded in fine fashion at Newmarket on Monday posting new record average and median figures.
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The 2006 Inglis Classic Yearling Sale got off to a healthy start at Newmarket on Sunday posting a big leap in average and seven six-figure lots.
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11th Feb 2006
ABSOLUTELYFABULOUS (2005 Classic $45,000) danced home to grab an impressive victory in the $500,000 Inglis Classic at Rosehill Gardens yesterday with stablemate BONCOEUR (2005 Classic $30,000) close up in third.
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A full field of 16 runners will go to post for the ninth running of the $500,000 Inglis Classic at Rosehill Gardens on Saturday.
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There is no greater advertisement for a vendor than racetrack success and as consignors of this season’s star colts God’s Own and Nadeem, leading Classic vendors Mick and Michelle Talty have hit a real purple patch.
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2nd Feb 2006
THIS weekend presents the final chance for would-be Inglis Classic contenders to secure
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