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Volcanic Rock tops another $5 million Digital sale

30th Jun 2021

Stakes-winning 2YO [Volcanic Rock](https://inglisdigital.com/lot/30000110.40.htm) has become the most expensive racehorse sold on Inglis Digital, with the June (Late) Online catalogue eclipsing the result of last sale, with an incredible $5.63 million in turnover, making it the second-highest grossing sale in the history of the platform.

Scorching start to 2019 for Inglis Digital

25th Jan 2019

Inglis Digital will celebrate the New Year with a huge January online catalogue, consisting of more than double the amount of entries compared to January 2018.

Super Soo and Korea always a Winner

27th Jul 2015

The first edition of the Korea Racing Authority Trophy open to Korean horses was a hotly-contested affair which eventually went to the home team with Super Winner sprinting away to a handsome victory on Sunday.

Zac All Fired Up For Second Lion City Cup

21st Apr 2015

Classy sprinter Zac Spirit will be presented in tip-top shape in the $500,000 Group 1 Lion City Cup (1200m) this Sunday, but will at the same time face one of his biggest tests thus far.

Take the Tip

25th Mar 2015

Featuring the first foal of a Group I ATC Coolmore Classic winner, the full sister to last year's Easter sale-topper and a stunning colt likened to Brazen Beau, this draft from one of the most popular Hunter Valley vendors is sure to be a winner at the upcoming Inglis Australian Easter Yearling Sale.

Racing industry assets join forces

18th Sep 2014

A major consolidation of Australian racing industry assets is underway with the Australian Racing Board (ARB), Racing Information Services Australia (RISA) and the Australian Stud Book (ASB) merging to form a new national body ‘Racing Australia’.

Breeding Season Set To Start

31st Aug 2014

The Australian Thoroughbred breeding season will begin on Monday (Sept 1), with the country's stallions set to generate more than $300 million in income for their services.

Black Mamba shows plenty of bite at debut

13th Jul 2014

Kranji racegoers were given a gentle reminder of trainer Theo Kieser’s reputation as a dab hand with two-year-olds when Black Mamba worked home the best to claim the juvenile race over 1200m, the $75,000 Hello United Kingdom Stakes (1200m), on Sunday.

Zac Spirit sprints away with Lion City Cup

30th Apr 2014

The first Singapore Group 1 race of the year saw the coronation of Zac Spirit as the country’s sprint king as the Flying Spur four-year-old stamped his class on the $500,000 Lion City Cup with an all-conquering display on Sunday.

Game Over for Zabeel

16th Dec 2013

Sir Patrick Hogan has announced today from his Cambridge Stud in New Zealand that champion sire Zabeel will be retired from service at age 27

Scone Yearling Sale this Sunday

16th May 2013

Value buyers are reminded that the one day 2013 Inglis HTBA Scone Yearling Sale will be held this Sunday 19 May at White Park, Scone.

Artificial insemination challenge defeated

20th Dec 2012

Federal Court Justice Alan Robertson ruled against a legal challenge by former bookmaker and chairman of the Sydney Turf Club Bruce McHugh to current thoroughbred breeding laws in Australia.

Inglis secure Swiss luxury watch maker Jaeger-LeCoultre as official timekeeper of the sales

29th Mar 2011

Mark Webster, Managing Director of Australia's leading thoroughbred auctioneers Inglis, today announced that Swiss luxury watch maker Jaeger-LeCoultre will partner with the firm as the official timekeepers of the Inglis Sales at Newmarket.

Sire Of One of Australia's Best Heads West

22nd Aug 2010

The loudest cheer came from Western Australia as Metal Bender led home a 1-2-3 for trainer Chris Waller in Saturday's Group 2 Warwick Stakes (1400m) at Warwick Farm.

Should There Be A Tax On Stallion Fees?

4th Feb 2010

There have been suggestions that an Australia-wide industry tax of five per cent be placed on stallion fees. Graeme Kelly sourced industry opinion on this subject.

Fastnet Rock Australia’s Busiest Sire in 2008

11th Feb 2009

Figures released by Michael Ford, Keeper of the Australian Stud Book, show that Thoroughbred coverings for 2008 will be around 26,100 mares with Fastnet Rock (pictured) the busiest of all stallions last spring covering 248 mares at Coolmore in the Hunter Valley.

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