Set to be crowned the most dominant Champion Australian First Season Sire this century, Home Affairs was the sire of the moment at the Magic Millions National Weanling Sale on Sunday with his filly from Cancel topping the sale when fetching $680,000.
Consigned by Coolmore, the striking chestnut is a half-sister to Group I MRC Thousand Guineas winner Madame Pommery and Group III placed Moet Down, so had some impressive pedigree to back up her obvious good looks.
She was bought by Stefan Pardi’s SP Bloodstock, so we can expect to see her re-offered at a major yearling sale in 2027.
Cancel is due to foal again to Home Affairs this spring.
Home Affairs had nine weanlings offered and all were sold at an average $216,667, the highest of all sires at this sale with three or more sold.
His other top sellers were a colt from Savigne that made $240,000 for Kulani Park when bought by Lynton Park, a filly from Mystical Moment that made $210,000 for Taghadoe Stud when snapped up by Dean Harvey of Baystone Farm and he signed for a second Home Affairs securing the Kulani Park consigned colt from Vapid for $200,000.
Home Affairs will stand this spring at Coolmore at a fee of $176,000.
