Multiple unreserved drafts and G1 winner Vibrant Sun highlight MM Digital Sale

Media Release - Friday May 29

Bidding is now open for the Magic Millions Digital (29 May-4 June) Sale with 105 lots catalogued, making this sale the platform’s largest to date.

Featured in the sale is the Geisel Park Stud Unreserved Dispersal with 60 lots including racehorses and fillies (9), shares (4), weanlings (15), yearlings (9) and broodmares (23). Sires represented amongst weanlings and yearlings include Aysar, A Lot, Awesome Rock, Ducimus, Grunt, Manhattan Rain, Playing God, Rich Enuff,  Sessions, Winning Rupert and Wooded.

On-farm inspections are welcome between 8am and 4pm each day until the sale closes. Inspections can be organised by contacting Stud Manager Conor Dunlop, with contact details published on the website. Members of the Magic Millions team have also inspected and can provide assistance. Please contact Magic Millions Digital for more information.

Following the National Sales Series, the Hesket Thoroughbred Unreserved Reduction continues with 11 lots catalogued including race fillies, weanlings, broodmares and a breeding right to Bivouac on offer.

The catalogue is further bolstered by additional stakes winning fillies and broodmares. 

G1 winner Vibrant Sun is being offered for sale.

Group One Australasian Oaks winner Vibrant Sun (Lot 89), a daughter of The Autumn Sun, is being offered unreserved – giving breeders a chance to secure an elite level performer for the upcoming breeding season.

A daughter of the Group winner Vibrant Rouge, Vibrant Sun also captured the Group Three Alexandra Stakes at Moonee Valley in stirring fashion. 

Brilliant Perth stakes winner Toropa (Lot 87) is another top prospect straight off the track – she is being offered by Amelia Park Racing and Breeding.

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A daughter of Toronado, Toropa won seven of her 19 lifetime starts headlined by her almost two length success in the Listed Jungle Dawn Classic at Ascot. She won her only start in Perth as a two-year-old and all seven wins were on city tracks. 

Outstanding four time Group winner Luvaluva (Lot 69) is another key offering. The daughter of Mastercraftsman won a Group Two Wakeful Stakes, Group Three Adrian Knox Stakes, Group Three Summer Cup and Group Three Kembla Grange Classic. She was also Group One placed.

Luvaluva, who earned over $830,000, is in foal to leading Darley sire Street Boss who stood for $60,000 plus GST last season. She is offered unreserved. 

Another stakes winner in the catalogue is Split Lip (Lot 86). A winner of the Dequetteville Stakes as a juvenile, Split Lip is in foal to Golden Slipper winner and hot young sire Stay Inside.

Bidding is now open and will begin closing from 12pm (AEST) on Thursday, June 4. To view the catalogue, please click here.

If you require an online bidding account, please click here. If you have any questions, please email info@magicmillions.digital or call 07 5504 1248.

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