Depth aplenty in November (Early) Online Sale

Media Release - Friday Nov 1

The dam of and a sister to G1 sprinter Oscar’s Fortune, mares in foal on desirable covers and an unreserved dispersal from a respected bloodstock operator are among the highlights of the Inglis Digital November (Early) Online Sale.

Oscar Award is the dam of Group winner Oscar's Fortune.

Oscar Award (Sebring) is the dam of Oscar’s Fortune, the G1 placed sprinter who is a five-time winner from just 12 starts and started favourite in last weekend’s G2 McEwen Stakes at Moonee Valley on Cox Plate Day.

Oscar Award is offered in foal to Capitalist, carrying a three-quarter sibling to Oscar’s Fortune.

The mare has had two foals to race – Oscar’s Fortune (pictured) and Cleanemup – both of which are winners.

Cleanemup (Rich Enuff) is also being offered in the November (Early) Sale and presents as a quality racing and breeding prospect.

She is a talented 3YO filly with Stakes potential – she was unbeaten from two starts as a juvenile and was beaten a nose at her only other outing as a 3YO in August.

Another feature of this online catalogue is a 13-strong unreserved dispersal from Jen Campin Bloodstock.

Among the dispersal is the G2 winner Gold Bracelet (Pins) in foal to leading sire Savabeel, Mardi – the dam of Stakes winner and G1 performer Ganbare – mares with foals at foot by the likes of Hitotsu and In The Congo as well as yearlings by stallions including Savabeel and Rebel Dane.

In total the November (Early) catalogue of 308 entries consists of 180 racehorses (78 race fillies), 53 racehorse shares, 36 broodmares, 34 yearlings, 4 unraced stock and one 2YO.

To view the catalogue CLICK HERE.

Other highlights include:

*Here Comes Johnnie – Has finished 1st and 2nd at his only two career runs, he’s a progressive galloper with plenty of upside

*Iphimedia – Exceed And Excel mare that was G2 placed as a 2YO and is dual Stakes placed, offered as a racing and breeding prospect

*Lake Forest – Well bred 3YO colt (Written Tycoon x Fuhryk) that was a $450,000 yearling, already a winner from three starts and looks highly progressive

Advertisement

*Piiink Beauty – Dual Stakes placed mare offered in foal to exciting young sire Ole Kirk

*Platinum Asset – Half sister to Kingofwallstreet, a G3 winner and $15 prospect with Ladbrokes for tomorrow’s G1 Victoria Derby at Flemington

*Shinjuku – Lightly raced Tarzino 4YO, contested the G1 SA Derby last preparation

*Soldier of Rome – Snitzel 4YO, last start Metro winner, has won three from eight and looks progressive

*Tautou – Zoustar mare, is Metro placed and was a $475,000 yearling, offered as a racing and breeding prospect

*Vihari – Well bred mare with a strong European pedigree, she’s offered in foal to Savabeel

*Written Verse – By Written Tycoon out of a half sister to Extreme Choice, she’s offered with an In The Congo colt at foot

*Chiang Mai – Half sister to multiple Group winner and G1 placed Steinem, offered as a breeding stock

There are also yearlings by sires including Capitalist, Farnan, Grunt, Nicconi, Russian Revolution, Xtravagant, Wild Ruler, Supido, Rebel Dane, Profiteer, Cool Aza Beel etc.

The leading suppliers for the catalogue include Waterhouse/Bott Racing, Price/Kent Racing, Neasham/Archibald Racing, Archie Alexander, Widden Stud, Anthony and Sam Freedman, Peters Investments, Ciaron Maher, Lindsay Park, Gollan Racing, Cavanough Racing etc.

The final countdown of bidding for the November (Early) Sale begins from 10am Wednesday.

To view the catalogue, organise credit or participate in the auction CLICK HERE.

Advertisment
More Reading...
Darley Announce 2027 European Fees -Night of Thunder Soars to €450,000
It will be Dubawi central at Darley in 2027 with the legendary 24YO sire priced at £350,000, but the roster is topped by his champion son Night of Thunder at €450,000 and there are three more G1 winning sons or grand-sons of Dubawi also added to a power packed roster.
Wild Ruler Winner Impressive at Warwick Farm
Annabel and Rob Archibald have high hopes for Wild Ruler 3YO Priory Park, who confirmed their good opinion of him when scoring a dominant win at Warwick Farm on Wednesday with James McDonald in the saddle.
Pedigree Potential –NZB Ready to Run – Nicks that Click
A quality packed catalogue for the 2026 NZB Ready to Run Sale is now online and in the lead up to the sale we’ll go looking each week for some horses of interest that jump out on pedigree for various reasons.
One to Watch – Mornington
A homebred for Seymour Bloodstock with an intriguing pedigree opened her account with a stylish win at Mornington on Tuesday.
Redwood Gelding wins G3 TAB Mile
The late money for Coulthard in the Gr.3 TAB Mile (1600m) proved astute on Wednesday, with the Central Districts raider dashing home to claim the Riccarton feature.
Remembering Sunline – The Queen of the Cox Plate Before Winx
From our vantage point in 2026, we can look back at modern Cox Plate history and marvel at how quickly the years are passing.
Doing Time Wins $100,000 Sprinters Challenge at Riccarton
Lee Callaway shared many jockeys’ rooms with Chris Johnson throughout his riding career, so it was only fitting that the Waikouaiti trainer took out the inaugural running of the Chris Johnson Three-Year-Old Sprinters Challenge (1200m) at Riccarton on Wednesday with Doing Time.
2027 Golden Slipper Entries – Sortable Sale Mail – Find Out More
The new season is nearly upon us and that means all over the country a new crop of rising two year-olds are taking baby steps in the best stables in the land with the Australian Turf Club announcing this week they had received 1881 entries for the 2027 Golden Slipper, so who is in the race?
Unraced Brother to G2 Winner Hope in Your Heart Tops MM Digital
Unraced three-year-old Dundeel gelding Putcee (Lot 4) topped the Magic Millions Digital (6-11 Nov) Sale which concluded this afternoon, selling for $30,000 to Liam Ruddy after 38 bids.
Magic Millions 2027 – The Sire Break Up
The Magic Millions Yearling Sale (Book 1 &2) in January features 1280 entries (up slightly on 1221 last year) and the break up of stallions is always interesting as it reflects the thinking of the sales company back at the start of spring when inspections were undertaken and entries being judged and finalized.