Coolmore

The Coolmore circle of success Glancing through the 43 strong draft Coolmore will take to Riverside, one can’t help but be struck by two things. The first is the pure quality of the 14 youngsters by American Triple Crown winner Justify. The other is just how many of the yearlings within the consignment carry the…

ByBluebloodsMarch 24, 20220Comments

Inglis Easter 2022

Vinery Stud

ARTORIUS, (Flying Artie - Gracie’s Lass) Blue Diamond Gr.1 winner on 20th February, 2021. The Gr.1 winners keep coming from VINERY Raising elite racehorses is the motto at Vinery Stud. They continue to raise the bar when it comes to achieving this goal with unbeaten Oakleigh Plate Gr.1 winner Marabi being born and raised at…

ByRenee GeelenMarch 24, 20220Comments

Inglis Easter 2022

Tyreel Stud

Great opportunities in Tyreel draft Opportunities like this one don’t come around often. A half-sister to The Everest winner Classique Legend from a farm with an ever-growing impressive list of graduates. Tyreel Stud’s most recent Inglis Easter drafts have included New Zealand Derby-G1 winner Rocket Spade, G2 winner and boom sprinter Aethero, G2 winner…

ByRenee GeelenMarch 24, 20220Comments

Inglis Easter 2022

Newhaven Park

Xtravagant Star, winning the ATC (Randwick) Inglis 2YO Millennium (R), L, A$2,000,000, 1100m. Optimism at Newhaven John Kelly has been selling Easter yearlings for many years, but has rarely been in a more buoyant mood than he is approaching this year’s sale. Not only is the draft from Newhaven Park bristling with close relations to G1…

ByAndrew ReichardMarch 23, 20220Comments

Inglis Easter 2022

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

Edinburgh

Eleven Eleven, wins the GCTC Magic Millions Cup (R), L, A$1,000,000, 1400m. Edinburgh’s premium families...... Even at a premier sale level like the Australian Easter, one stud presenting a draft without a weak link is rare, but in 2022 Ian Smith of Edinburgh Park Stud has achieved that feat. The sheer depth of pedigree on each…

ByGlen LathamMarch 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

Inglis Easter 2022

Arrowfield

STRONGER, a $1.05 million buy for James Harron from Arrowfield’s 2018 Inglis Easter draft and now a $3 million earner after his 2022 HKJC Centenary Sprint Cup G1 victory. (PHOTO: HKJC) The next Arrowfield masterpieces are ready for viewing There’s a whole gallery of reasons to find your next masterpiece among Arrowfield’s Inglis Easter 2022…

ByBluebloodsMarch 23, 20220Comments

Inglis Easter 2022

Corumbene Stud

Lofty ambitions and high strike rates at Corumbene Oh, what could have been! But for a mild case of lameness the ruling favourite for this year’s Blue Diamond Stakes-G1, Lofty Strike, would almost certainly have been in the finish and added to the Corumbene Stud honour roll that includes Golden Slippers with Sebring and Overreach…

ByGlen LathamMarch 23, 20220Comments

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