Following the phenomenal success of the Easter Yearling and Easter Broodmare sale in 2005, William Inglis & Son has announced the addition of the 2006 Select Weanling Sale to its Easter week auctions.
William Inglis & Son Property has promoted well known Camden based real estate specialist Garry Gilkeson to oversee its growing portfolio of prestige rural property sales.
BROADWATER Farm enjoyed their best ever Classic Sale in 2005, accounting for three of the top ten lots and heading the vendor table with a massive $70,100 average for ten yearlings sold.
Sunday's Gr 1 Sha Tin Hong Kong Mile winner Hat Trick (Sunday Silence/Tricky Code) is yet another example of why Arrowfield Stud is widely regarded as a leader in showcasing Australian breeding to the world stage.
A buoyant sale year concluded on an extremely positive note for William Inglis & Son as buyers thronged to the Oaklands sale complex in Melbourne today where 176 horses sold at an average of $7,045 achieving a gross of $1,240,000, a healthy increase of 32% over last year.
The William Inglis Christmas Thoroughbred Sale, boosted by the first draft from the dispersal of the Written Bloodstock Syndicate, concluded on a high note with a top price of $725,000 for the mare Perfect Promise (SAF).
William Inglis & Son today announced the finalisation of a sponsorship agreement with the Melbourne Racing Club for the 2006 $500,000 Inglis Premier race for two-year-olds to be held at Classic Caulfield.
THE William Inglis & Son Christmas Thoroughbred Sale at Newmarket in Sydney next Friday, 25th November, has attracted unprecedented interest with the addition of several outstanding race mares in the Written Bloodstock Dispersal draft.
"On account of Max Christopher Donnelly and Robyn Louise Duggan of Ferrier Hodgson as Receiver and Manager under Mortgage and Anthony Milton Sims of Sims Partners as Receiver and Manager of the Written Bloodstock.
INGLIS sale graduates have cut a swathe through Melbourne Spring Carnival classics with brilliant filly SERENADE ROSE(Easter 2004, $400,000) completing a quartet of Group One winners of the nation’s most prestigious three-year-old prizes with her dominant Crown Oaks (2500m) victory at Flemington yesterday.
Harry Lawton, Australasia’s most successful racehorse syndicator, is set to embark on a historic venture at the upcoming William Inglis & Sons Ready to Run Sales in Melbourne.
The Inglis 2005 Spring Thoroughbred sale, held at Newmarket today, saw a strong demand for all classes of bloodstock, continuing the trend of the last 12 months.