We saw it earlier this month at Inglis Chairman’s Sale and we saw it again this week, purchasing yearling fillies that can perform to a high level has the potential to yield a big pay day in the sale ring, so let’s take a closer look.
Below are all the mares that sold for $1million or more off the track at MM National on Tuesday that were offered at public auction as yearlings with Written in Code the most expensive at $800,000 and Femminile the least expensive at $150,000.
What is interesting is that you don’t need a G1 win on the resume to sell for a million dollars or a lot more. Click on any mare name to bring up their Breednet page with all their form, news stories, yearling images, full sale details and tabulated pedigree.
|
Mare |
Performance |
Sale Price |
Yearling Price |
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G1 |
$5.25million |
Inglis Easter $500,000 |
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|
G1 |
$2.7million |
Karaka Book 1 $260,000 |
|
|
G1 |
$2.1million |
Inglis Easter $260,000 |
|
|
G2 |
$1.6million |
Magic Millions $195,000 |
|
|
G1 |
$1.5million |
Inglis Easter $150,000 |
|
|
G2placed |
$1.35million |
Inglis Easter $650,000 |
|
|
RL MM 2YO Classic |
$1.35million |
Magic Millions $170,000 |
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|
G3 placed |
$1.2million |
Inglis Easter $800,000 |
|
|
G1 |
$1million |
Inglis Premier $160,000 |
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|
G2 |
$1million |
Magic Millions $325,000 |
