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The Inglis Ready2 Race Sale took centre stage in Singapore on Sunday, only a day after graduates of the sale saluted at Randwick and Flemington back in Australia.
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The 2016 Inglis Great Southern Sale concluded today with the sale of stakes winning three-year-old filly Mihalic for $310,000 capping off a hugely successful four days of selling at the Oaklands sales complex.
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The dams of stakes performers Get That Jive, Miss Nymeria and Get The Nod provided the highlights on Day Three of the Great Southern Sale in Melbourne today.
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A colt from the second crop of champion galloper Pierro has topped the greatest ever offering of weanlings in Victoria.
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Woodside Park Stud’s colt by Written Tycoon from Peppie has topped the opening day of the 2016 Inglis Great Southern Sale when selling for $170,000 to the partnership of Ampulla Lodge and Ascot Farm.
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acing Victoria (RV) has today announced further enhancements to Victoria’s lucrative owners’ and breeders’ incentive scheme, VOBIS, for the 2016-17 racing season, headlined by a major boost to Super VOBIS bonuses.
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A $100 million redevelopment adjacent to Warwick Farm Racecourse has been given the green light by the NSW Joint Regional Planning Panel.
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118 supplementary entries have been added to the 2016 Inglis Great Southern Sale, taking the total number of lots to be offered at the four day auction to an extensive 905.
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13th Jun 2016
TRAINER Darren Weir passed another milestone in a momentous season when he cracked the 300-win barrier when Yulong Yongxing scored in a two-year-old maiden at Swan Hill on Saturday.
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Bryan Guy delivered champion Hong Kong trainer John Moore his first Group 1 winner in Australia as an owner when Eagle Way took out the Group 1 BRC Queensland Derby.
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A brilliant return to racing at Eagle Farm on Saturday saw a 20,077 strong crowd watch on as Inglis graduate Under The Louvre won the $1.5 million Group 1 BRC Stradbroke Handicap.
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Mac De Lago broke through for his first Group 1 victory when awarded the Rising Sun Gold Challenge over 1600m in South Africa on Saturday.
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Set to retire to Aquis Farm in Queensland this spring, brilliant Snitzel colt Spill the Beans added further lustre to his resume when taking out the Group II QTC Cup over 1300 metres at Eagle Farm on Saturday in his final raceday appearance.
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The people’s mighty little champion Stepitup has been retired after he fractured his sesamoid in Sunday’s Group 1 Queen Elizabeth II Cup (2000m).
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When Odyssey Moon won the $250,000 Inglis Nursery on debut, connections were within their rights to shoot for the stars with the son of Snitzel.
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