Bidding concluded today for the Magic Millions Digital (25-30 Sep) Sale, achieving a clearance rate over 75% across all categories as bidding closed on the last lot, with racing stock proving particularly popular.
Overshadow (Lot 19) was well found with bidders from four states across Australia competing for the four-year-old mare. A winner and placed mid-week in Sydney from only seven starts, Overshadow was eventually purchased by Harding Stable for $47,500.
"We've had a lot of luck buying tried horses online and bringing them up to the beach here in Newcastle," purchaser James Harding said.
"If anyone would like to get involved with her, shares will be available so please feel free to contact us directly."
Tuff Tu Mus (Lot 5), a six-year-old multiple city-winning gelding offered by Lindsay Park Racing was hotly contested. After a protracted bidding duel involving 41 bids, Pakenham-based Dean Williams Racing purchased him for $32,500.
"This is the first horse I have bought online myself and getting involved with the platform was very straightforward."
"We'll give him 10 days in the paddock. He's obviously city class so if we can get a win in Melbourne that will be a great result for the new owners."
In the broodmare category Zapped (Lot 41) who was offered in-foal to exciting young Rosemont Stud-based stallion Henry Longfellow, was purchased by Fleetwood for $20,000, while Angel Sky (Lot 42), offered with a Maschino colt at foot, was purchased by Naszko Pty Ltd for $15,000.
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