I’m All The Talk sired his second juvenile winner last week
New winners I’m All The Talk – Western Australia-based first season stallion I’m All The Talk (Stratum) sired his second juvenile winner last week when Em Tee Aye (2 g ex Azita by Oratorio) took out the Amelia Park Plate (1400m) at Ascot. Trained by Trevor Andrews, Em Tee Aye had been runner-up at his... Read More
All eyes on Easter as vendors and buyers set to come together in face of adversity
Resilience of thoroughbred industry put to test from 10am in virtual first for Inglis When the opening lot enters the virtual Riverside Stables ring this morning, signalling the start of the most dramatic Inglis Australian Easter Yearling Sale in the company’s 153-year history, Jonathan D’Arcy’s overtures from the rostrum are sure to trigger a wave... Read More
Beauty Generation bosses Chairman’s Trophy, Voyage Warrior causes Sprint Cup upset
Beauty Generation (Road To Rock) brushed aside the younger challenger and shrugged off old rivals to win the Chairman’s Trophy (Gr 2, 1600m) at Sha Tin yesterday, setting up the prospect of an unprecedented third victory in the G1 FWD Champions Mile (Gr 1, 1600m) at the end of the month. The New Zealand-bred... Read More
G1G Racing and Breeding seeking Diamonds at Easter sale
Prominent owner believes colts syndicates will make their presence felt at virtual auction One of the key backers of Australia’s most successful colts syndicates expects agent James Harron and the China Horse Club-Newgate operation to make the most of a potentially depressed Inglis Australian Easter Yearling Sale market this week. Gary Diamond, still on a... Read More
Sprint Cup at Sha Tin to throw up Inglis Easter pointers
Two of the leading protagonists in today’s Sprint Cup (Gr 2, 1200m) at Sha Tin have a last-minute opportunity to bolster the pedigrees of their yearling half-brothers, with both set for the virtual Inglis Easter sales ring in the coming days. Aethero (Sebring) and Hot King Prawn (Denman) are likely to head the market in... Read More
King Redoute’s Legacy lives on in Inglis Sires’
Redoute’s Choice (Danehill) may have died just over a year ago but he continues to leave his mark on the Australian racing industry, landing the quinella with King’s Legacy and Prague in yesterday’s Inglis Sires’ (Registered as ATC Sires’ Produce Stakes) (Gr 1, 1400m) at Randwick. The Ciaron Maher and David Eustace team looked to... Read More