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The most expensive filly ever sold at Oaklands – and the equal-second highest priced yearling overall – topped a strong opening day of the 2023 Premier Yearling Sale.
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The Inglis Digital June (Early) Online Sale catalogue is shaping as “the best ever’’ in terms of breeding stock, with several high-profile entries already confirmed.
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Inglis Digital has concluded an astonishing year with the December Online Auction smashing the $50 million barrier for overall turnover in 2020 and recording the sixth consecutive top lot to make $200,000 or more.
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When former Vinery Stud employee Mark Nevin paid $600 for Lady of Helena at the 2013 Inglis Australian Broodmare Sale, never in his wildest dreams did he think he would breed a G1 winner.
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Brett Cavanough said he couldn’t wait to arrive on the big stage on day one of The Championships at Royal Randwick after his filly Loved Up earned a spot in the Country Series final thanks to an explosive finish to win Wagga Wagga’s $100,000 qualifying race on Sunday, March 15.
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Horses

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Sire: Lucky Vega (IRE), Dam: Enjoyment

Sold for $6,000 to Horton Bloodstock, VIC

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Sire: Shalaa (IRE), Dam: Enjoyment

Sold for $90,000 to Yenrise Pty Ltd, WA

Fun Park

Sire: Deep Field, Dam: Enjoyment

Sold for $80,000 to Ellerton Zahra Racing Pty Ltd, VIC

Fun Park

Sire: Deep Field, Dam: Enjoyment

Sold for $55,000 to Rothwell Park Thoroughbreds, NSW

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Sire: Shooting to Win, Dam: Enjoyment

Sold for $45,000 to Darby Racing / De Burgh Equine, NSW