Profoundly & Ole Kirk Share lead strong August (Late) Digital catalogue

Media Release - Friday Aug 21

This year’s G1 Australian Oaks runner-up Profoundly and a share in Australia’s 2024/25 Champion First Season Sire Ole Kirk headline a typically interesting catalogue for the Inglis Digital August (Late) Online Sale, which is now open for bidding.

G2 winner Profoundly is for sale - image Bradleyphotos.com.au

The Michael Freedman-trained Profoundly (Farnan) won the G3 Adrian Knox Stakes in the autumn before backing up a week later to be beaten just 0.4L when 2nd to dual G1 winner Ohope Wins in the G1 Australian Oaks at Randwick.

Also a 2YO metro winner, Profoundly is being offered as a breeding prospect in the August (Late) Sale, ready for her maiden cover this spring.

The Ole Kirk stallion share provides a breeder the opportunity to gain access to a leading stallion that is officially fully booked for the 2026 breeding season at a service fee of $110,000.

Ole Kirk has over 8% Stakes winners/runner from his first crop and his yearlings have sold up to $1m.

The 5YO mare Without Parallel (Time Test) is another appealing entry in the August (Late) catalogue, as is the well-bred 4YO Eyes Of Blue (Snitzel).

Trained by Matt Dunn, Without Parallel is already a winner of five of her 11 career starts and is a contender for the $2m The Kosciuszko, to be run at Randwick on Everest Day, October 17.

Eyes Of Blue is from a family made famous by the late Des Pope and is a sister to G3 winner and G1 placed Bridal Waltz and a half sister to seven-time winner – including at G3 level – She Dances.

In total the August (Late) Sale consists of 340 lots – 160 racehorses (95 race fillies), 79 broodmares, 71 racehorse shares, 20 yearlings, 9 unraced stock and 1 stallion share.

To view the catalogue CLICK HERE.

Other highlights include:

*Adira River – Winning daughter of Champion mare Jameka, offered as a racing and breeding prospect

*Chewing Gum – Debut winner and has placed behind the likes of Treasurethe Moment and Kuroyanagi

*Filigree Shadow – Lightly-raced half sister to G3-winning, G1-placed sprinter and $1m Inglis Chairman’s broodmare Arabian Summer

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*Fire Star – Six-time winner including at metro level, was a last-start 4th in the Listed Ramornie Hcp

*Go Cart – Unraced 3YO filly whose dam is a sister to multiple G1 winner Zougotcha and half sister to Stakes winner The Actuary

*Namaste – Metro-class Savabeel 4YO, finished 2nd at Canterbury two starts ago

*No Friends – 3YO colt, a last-start winner from just two career outings

*Ruinart – Daughter of G3 winner Tempt Me Not, offered IF to Capitalist

*Substantial – Dam of G3 placed Wintery, offered IF to Cylinder

*Sweet Allure – 4YO daughter of I Am Invincible and Stakes-winning Zoustar mare Persuader, herself a sister to G1 winner Zougotcha and half sister to Stakes winner The Actuary

*Too Darn Sassy – Lightly-raced winning half sister to G3-winning 2YO King Kirk

The catalogue also features weanlings and yearlings by the likes of Capitalist, Acrobat, Armory, Fierce Impact, Nicconi, Pride of Dubai, Russian Revolution, Tassort, Zousain etc and mares with attractive pregnancies to stallions such as Grunt, Written By, Capitalist, Ozzmosis, Pierata, Cosmic Force, Growing Empire, Exceedance etc.

As always, the catalogue has been supported by many of the industry’s key figures including Willow Park, Archibald Racing, Tricolours, Bennett Racing, Blue Gum, Lindsay Park, Alma Vale, Vinery, Bjorn Baker, Newhaven, Price/Kent, Middlebrook, Dynamic Syndications, Darby Racing, Gollan Racing, Matt Smith etc.

The final countdown of bidding for the Inglis Digital August (Late) Sale closes from 10am Wednesday.

To view the catalogue, arrange finance or participate in the auction CLICK HERE.

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