Hot Lots Day 2 Magic Millions 2022

Mark Smith - Tuesday Jan 11

A bit of international flavour on day two with the first two of four yearlings by Kingman (GB) on offer.

There is also two to be sold by Lope De Vega (IRE) on Wednesday. Otherwise it will be tried and true stars that will dominate the second session with the first season stallions Justify (USA, The Autumn Sun, Trapeze Artist and Written By looking to build on a successful opening session.  

Lot No: 198 b f Not a Single Doubt x Laguna Azzurra by Heart’s Cry Consignor: Arrowfield Stud.

Second foal of a winning Heart’s Cry (JPN) mare who is a half-sister to dual Group III winner Seewind (Deep impact) and stakes-placed Seidig Meer (Zenno Rob Roy).

Her Lord Kanaloa (JPN) colt made $475,000 here last year.

Lot No: 199 b or br c Justify x Lake Geneva by Fastnet Rock Consignor: Coolmore Stud.

Dam a stakes-winner that placed in the Golden Slipper and Blue Diamond Stakes and is a sister to Group III winner Ennis Hill and the unbeaten Acrobat.

This mares first two foals have made $600,000 (Zoustar) and $450,000  (American Pharoah).

Lot No: 213 b c I Am Invincible x Lipari by Redoute’s Choice. Consignor: Baramul Stud.

Half-brother to Group 1 ATC Australian Derby winner Lavendi, Group III ATC Premier Cup winner Wu Gok, and Group III SAJC National Stakes winner Marcel from Madrid.

Dam a stakes-placed daughter of Group 1 SAJC Australasian Stakes winner Tully Thunder.   

A brother to this colt made $600,000 here last year.

Lot No: 216 b f I Am Invincible x Long Time Ago by Redoute’s Choice Consignor: Strawberry Hill.

Second foal of Group III winning daughter of Group 1 AJC Australian Oaks winner Once Were Wild (Johannesburg).

The dam’s first foal by Written Tycoon sold here last year for $380,000.

Lot No: 219 br f Zoustar x Lovani by Lonhro Consignor: Kia Ora Stud

Second foal of a 5-time winning Lonhro mare that was twice Group placed and is a half-sister to recent Listed MRC Lord stakes winner Holbein.

Dam is a daughter of a top-class mare in Europe who was a multiple Group III winner and multiple Group 1 placed.

Mares first foal by Sebring sold for $680,000.

Lot No: 236 b c Zoustar x Madotti by Falvelon Consignor: Glenlogan Park.

Second foal of Group III winner of over $1million.

Dam’s first foal by Written Tycoon made $425,000 at this sale last year.

Lot No: 237 br c Savabeel x Magic Dancer by Rip Van Winkle Consignor: Sledmere Stud.

Brother to the Group 1 New Zealand Two Thousand Guineas winner Noverre himself an $800,000 yearling.

Lot No: 242 ch c Extreme Choice x Mambo Lady by Duke Of Marmalade Consignor: Segenhoe Stud.

Tony Fung will be looking for a premium on this $210,000 National Weanling Sale pinhook.

His dam is a winning half-sister to stakes winner Decircles from the family of Elvstroem, Haradasun, Highland Reel, cape Of Good Hope and Our Idaho.

Lot No: 253 b c I Am Invincible x Meliora by Ad Valorem Consignor: Yarraman Park Stud.

Brother to Group III MRC Blue Diamond Prelude winner I Am Immortal and three-quarter brother to dual Listed winner Whypeeo.

Dam won the Group II MRC Angus Armanasco Stakes and her last two foals have made $600,000 (Hinchinbrook) and $650,000 (I Am Invincible).

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Lot No: 261 b c Not A Single Doubt x Miss Admiration by Sebring. Consignor: Segenhoe Stud.

First foal of Group III winner who placed in the Group 1 ATC Australian Oaks and Group 1 SAJC Schweppes Oaks.

Lot No: 265 ch f Zoustar x Miss Debutante by Fastnet Rock Consignor: Newgate Farm.

Half-sister to the promising Queen Of The Ball. Dam won four of eight including the Listed Denise's Joy Stakes.

First three dams all stakes winners.

Lot No: 267 br c The Autumn Sun x Miss Dodwell by Falbrav Consignor: Arrowfield Stud.

Half-brother to Group 1 ATC Queen of the Turf Stakes and Group 1 BRC Doomben Cup winner Kenedna (Not a Single Doubt) and Group II BRC QTC Cup winner Spill The Beans (Snitzel).

Dam had a Snitzel colt make $780,000 at this sale 12 months ago.

Lot No: 288 ch c Capitalist x Mossbeat by Mossman Consignor: Newgate Farm.

Third foal of a tough racemare that won three and placed in 15 of her 34 starts including a third in the Group III Summoned Stakes.

Lot No: 298 b c Lope de Vega (IRE) x Munees Gemini by Australia Consignor: Yulong

First foal of a half-sister to Grade II winner Bauble Queen (Arch) the dam of Grade III winner Blitzkrieg (Ward Front).

Lot No: 306 br f I Am Invincible x Najoom by Northern Meteor Consignor: Emirates Park.

Sister to the Listed MRC Redoute’s Choice Stakes winner Najmaty.

Dam an outstanding racemare that won five, including a pair of Group IIIs, and was runner-up twice in a 7-start career.

Lot No: 309 ch c Per Incanto x Nasaayim by Redoute’s Choice. Consignor: Segenhoe Stud.

Colt was purchased by Segenhoe Stud for $500,000 from Shadwell Dispersal at Magic Millions National Weanling Sale.

He is the first foal of a winning three-quarter sister to Group III Up And Coming Stakes winner Dracarys (Snitzel).

Lot No: 312 gr c Trapeze Artist x Natchwhali by O’Reilly Consignor: Widden Stud.

Second foal of a winning half-sister to Group III winners Oceanex, Amexed, and Miss Aotearoa.  

Lot No: 313 b c I Am invincible x Nayeli by More Than Ready Consignor: Newgate Farm.

Half-brother to this season’s smart 2yo Calgary Stampede (Snitzel) a Rosehill winner on debut who finished runner-up in the (RL) Inglis Nursery at his only other start to date.

Dam a top performer whose four wins included a pair of Group IIIs and a Listed Stakes.

Lot No: 318 b or br c Justify (USA) x Nigh Call by O’Reilly Consignor: Coolmore Stud.

First foal of a winning half-sister to Preferment (Zabeel) a 4-time Group 1 winner of the ATC BMW Stakes, Victoria Derby, VRC Australian Cup and Turnbull Stakes, and the Group III winner Rezoned (Zabeel).

Lot No: 325 b f Russian Revolution x Nothin’ Leica Storm by Anabaa Consignor: Kingstar Farm.

Half-sister to Group 1 ATC Golden Slipper winner Stay Inside (Extreme Choice) the Champion 2YO in Australia in 2020-21.

Lot No: 340 br c Lonhro x Ordos Honor by Fastnet Rock Consignor: Sledmere Stud.


First foal of a winning half-sister to Group II VRC Wakeful Stakes and Group 1 STC Canterbury Guineas runner-up Timbourina, Group II Magic Night stakes winner Media, who was twice Group 1 placed, and Listed winner and Group 1 placed Cardinal Virtue.  

Lot No: 342 b c Snitzel x Our Crown Witness by Star Witness Consignor: Edinburgh Park

First foal of dam who won the Listed VRC Lexus Hybrid Plate and Listed BRC Just Now Hcp.

Lot No: 359 b or br c I Am Invincible x Pasar Silbano (IRE) by Elnadim Consignor: Element Hill.

Half-brother to Group II BRC Champagne Classic winner Zousain who was runner-up in the Group 1 ATC Golden Rose, Group 1 VRC Coolmore Stud Stakes, and Group 1 BRC JJ Atkins Stakes.

Dam a Grade III winner in the US.

Lot No: 361 b c Kingman (GB) x Patsy Boyne by Galileo Consignor: Bhima Stud.

Dam is a three-quarter sister to High Chaparral, Black Bear Island, and David Livingston.

Lot No: 375 b c Zoustar x Pirapala by Sepoy Consignor: Sledmere Stud.

Second foal of a Melbourne winning half-sister to Group 1 SAJC Robert Sangster Stakes winner Instant Celebrity (Not a Single Doubt).

Lot No: 393 b c I Am Invincible Prompt Response by Beneteau Consignor: Widden Stud.

First foal of Group 1 Tattersalls Tiara winner and $1.6million earner Prompt Response, a sister to Group III VRC Maribyrnong Plate winner Prompt Return

Lot No: 396 b f Exceed And Excel x Provocative by Zabeel. Consignor: Three Bridges Thoroughbreds.

Half-sister to stakes-placed Grinzinger Lord (Tavistock). Dam won four of eight including the Group 1 BRC Queensland Oaks.

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