Lime Country

The focus on continual improvement is apparent with the Lime Country Thoroughbreds draft for the 2022 Inglis Easter Yearling Sale. Backed by an impressive collection of successful thoroughbred breeders, Lime Country Thoroughbreds have a draft filled with the very best pedigrees and stallions in Australia. The move to their new Hunter Valley property is…

ByRenee GeelenMarch 23, 20220Comments

Inglis Easter 2022

Evergreen Stud Farm

Argentia, winning the MRC Kevin Hayes S., Gr.3, A$200,750, 1200m. The Evergreen runners are in full bloom in elite races. From homebred G1 winner Converge to Easter graduate G3 winner Argentia, Evergreen Stud’s river front pastures continue to produce racehorses of the highest quality in recent seasons. With a small band of high quality broodmares, Evergreen Stud…

ByRenee GeelenMarch 23, 20220Comments

Inglis Easter 2022

Cressfield

Cressfield is synonymous with quality. Every season, they bring the very best pedigreed yearlings to the Inglis Easter Yearling Sale, and then those horses in turn develop into star racehorses. To produce such consistently high-end results, year on year, is an outstanding achievement in an industry that lives and breathes the next good one. “The…

ByRenee GeelenMarch 23, 20220Comments

Karaka 2022

The Oaks

The Oaks Stud took a different selling approach in 2021, but normal service will resume at Karaka this year, albeit in a small way. While the Cambridge farm is returning with a modest sample size, it oozes quality and General Manager Rick Williams has the highest of expectations for a trio of well-credentialled colts. Purchased…

ByRenee GeelenFebruary 23, 20220Comments

Karaka 2022

Phoenix Park

An exceptional draft featuring the most explosive and current families – that’s the Phoenix Park promise for their 2022 New Zealand Bloodstock Yearling Sale draft. With twenty-four yearlings by some of Australia and New Zealand’s best stallions, it is the pedigree pages that really catch the attention of anyone reading the catalogue. Australian buyers will…

ByRenee GeelenFebruary 22, 20220Comments

Karaka 2022

Pencarrow Stud

With two successful sires emerging from their yearling drafts, Pencarrow Stud brings together the enviable combination of lush Waikato mineral rich countryside and decades of proud racing success. Their long established families continue to win at the highest levels across Australia, New Zealand, and Hong Kong thanks to their strong racing team and their ever-growing…

ByRenee GeelenFebruary 22, 20220Comments

MMGC 2022

Vinery Stud

Vinery Stud has an outstanding record with their Magic Millions drafts with G1 Golden Slipper winner Farnan and G1 Blue Diamond winner Artorius as well as Magic Millions winner Exhilarates, and Group winners Hard Landing, Letzbeglam, and Kooweerup, all offered since 2018. Bluebloods asked Vinery’s Adam White what puts the magic into this race and…

ByRenee GeelenJanuary 3, 20220Comments

MMGC 2022

Toolooganvale

It’s been a while since Toolooganvale took yearlings north of the border to Queensland, but the trip in 2022 will be worth it. With horses like G1 winner Invincibella and stakes winners Prairie Fire, Secret Blaze and Savanna Amour coming from their paddocks, buyers would be remiss to overlook the select draft of four yearlings…

ByRenee GeelenJanuary 2, 20220Comments

MMGC 2022

Mill Park Stud

Away Game (Snitzel - Elusive Wonder) When a farm has a Hall of Fame section on their website and it’s continually updated with G1 winners, it’s obvious there is something about the grass down at Mill Park Stud. Their recent Magic Millions Yearling Sale graduates include Champion 2YO Filly Away Game, and stakes winners Peltzer, Banquo, Mickey…

ByRenee GeelenDecember 15, 20210Comments

MMGC 2022

Manx Park

Construct Consistency is the name of the game at Manx Park. Among their recent Magic Millions graduates is three year-old Construct who ran second on debut as a two year-old in the G3 Breeders Plate and came back this season at three to win over 1200m, as well as place in the G3 Up & Coming…

ByRenee GeelenDecember 14, 20210Comments

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