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.

Stawell-based trainer Terry O’Sullivan bought Caulfield Cup starter Magnapal (Magnus x Luxapal) as a yearling from the 2011 Inglis Premier Yearling Sale for $70,000. The gelding has since delivered over $380,000 in his four years on the track for his owners, and with a chance to add $1,750,000 and take his total prizemoney to more than $2 million on Saturday, O’Sullivan doesn’t regret going over his usual budget at the sale.

Racing Victoria has today announced a $16.5 million prizemoney increase for the 2015-16 racing season with country racing and first time winners amongst the major beneficiaries.

Written Tycoon will return to Victoria to stand the 2013 breeding season at Woodside Park, Tylden.

There were a few raised eyebrows when John Messara announced Arrowfield would stand the Soviet Star (USA) stallion Starcraft (NZ) in 2006.

After more than 6 weeks of planning, William Inglis & Son is pleased to announce that the first draft of Victorian based broodmares and foals have arrived at the Inglis Oaklands sales complex in Victoria from NSW.

As previously advised, William Inglis & Son will proceed with the first thoroughbred auction in Sydney post-EI next Friday, December 7 at Newmarket, with entries closing tomorrow for the Christmas Thoroughbred Sale.

After being inundated with record entries, a catalogue that will number close to 600 yearlings is being assembled for the 2007 William Inglis & Son Easter Yearling Sale .