With 84% clearance and rises in average and median on last year, Inglis Classic was undoubtedly a strong sale and that spelled good results for savvy pinhookers, so let’s take a look at those results.
Below is the list of horses that generated profit of $100,000 or more on their weanling purchase price and you can click on the image to see the full list that also includes those not as successful.
Top horse on the list was the Kermadec filly from Safe Passage that made $210,000 for Glenbeigh Farm when bought by Redgum Racing.
The second foal of a metro winning Snitzel mare from a Japanese female family, the filly was sourced from the Twin Hills draft at Inglis Great Southern for $20,000 by Hunter Valley Bloodstock.
Twin Hills Stud’s first season sire Daumier had his best sale ring result so far when the colt from Rochelle made $200,000 when bought by Hong Kong based buyer N Lee.
The colt came from the same Twin Hills draft at Great Southern as the previous filly and was purchased the first time around for $32,000 by MC Racing. She is the second foal of well bred Medaglia D’Oro (USA) mare Rochelle, who has a filly by Daumier to follow and went back to him again last spring.
Third on the list is the Home Affairs colt from Blue Grass Music (USA) that made $220,000 for Fernrigg Farm when bought by MG Price Racing & Breeding Pty Ltd.
The colt is a half-brother to three winners including Group I Belmont Derby winner Henley’s Joy and was sourced from the Noorilim Park draft at the Inglis Weanling Sale for $60,000.
Fresh from siring a new stakes-winner last Saturday in Agrarian Girl, Tassort featured on the list with his colt from Barchetta fetching $280,000 for Glen Lee Thoroughbreds when bought by Y K Cheng.
The third foal of a winning daughter of Group I MRC Blue Diamond Stakes winner Sleek Chassis was sourced from the Newgate draft at the Magic Millions National Weanling Sale for $130,000.
From the second crop of young Newgate sire Wild Ruler, the Sledmere Stud consigned filly from Skillet was purchased by Ellerslie Lodge / B Heys for $170,000.
The third foal of a winning daughter of stakes-winner Woppitt, the filly was sourced from the Tamac Stud draft at the Inglis Weanling Sale for $25,000.
