Ole Kirk share features in strong Inglis Digital October (Late) catalogue

Media Release - Friday Oct 16

The multiple Group placed colt Confederation – as well as a share in star young stallion Ole Kirk (pictured) and shares in a recent G1 placegetter and a recent Group placed 2YO – are among the highlights of a strong catalogue for the Inglis Digital October (Late) Online Sale, which is now open for bidding.

An appealing entry is a share in the 2024/25 Champion First Season Sire Ole Kirk, whose yearlings have sold up to $1m.

A share in Ole kirk will be offered for sale.

Already the sire of the likes of G1 winner Ole Dancer, G1 performers Legacy Bound and Regal Award and impressive recent G3 Gimcrack Stakes winner Shraddha, Ole Kirk is fully booked for the 2026 breeding season at a service fee of $110,000.

The Chris Waller-trained Confederation (Wootton Bassett) has raced just five times and is already twice G3 placed at both two and three.

He debuted with a 2nd in the Canonbury Stakes as a juvenile before training on at three to finish 3rd in the Vain Stakes.

A $650,000 yearling, Confederation has raced exclusively at Group level throughout his career to date and will appeal to buyers both domestically and internationally.

Queen of Clubs will be offered for sale - image Bradleyphotos.com.au

Queen Of Clubs has demonstrated high-class form on a number of occasions in Sydney, including when winning over 1400m as a 2YO at Rosehill and when running 3rd in the prestigious G2 Silver Shadow Stakes.

The daughter of Maurice is offered as a racing and breeding prospect.

In total the October (Late) catalogue consists of 266 lots – 139 racehorses (60 race fillies), 72 racehorse shares, 28 broodmares, 13 2YOs, seven yearlings, five unraced stock and two stallion shares.

To view the catalogue CLICK HERE.

Other highlights include:

*Better Than Ready – Stallion share in the sire of over 100 individual winners in each of the past five seasons

*Cripps – Two 5% shares in the last-start Golden Tapaz winner, has won five of his 10 career starts

*Crying Cricket – Undefeated from one start when he ran faster than class standard time

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*Durova – Has won eight of her 17 starts, is offered as a racing and breeding prospect

*Flying Sarki – Unraced half sister to Headwall, offered with a Farnan filly at foot

*Global Pivot – Winning Pierro mare offered with a Storm Boy colt at foot

*High Lago – G3 placed mare offered with a Shinzo filly at foot

*Kiama – Sister to G1 winner Foxplay, offered with an Exceedance filly at foot

*Lovelycut – Stakes placed metro winner, she’s a sister to a Stakes winner

*She’s Supreme – Two 2.5% shares in the G3 Gimcrack Stakes 3rd placegetter, bound for the $400,000 Listed Inglis Banner

*Sovereign Hill – 5% share in the multiple metro winner that has already earned over $300k in prizemoney

*Unnamed 2YO colt – Brother to G1-winning 2YO Tron Bolt

There are also 2YOs and unnamed stock by the likes of Zoustar, Toronado, Rubick, Supido, Written By, Zousain etc as well as mares in foal to and with foals at foot by stallions including Exceedance, Farnan, Grunt, North Pacific, Shinzo, Storm Boy and Traffic Warden.

Among the industry powerhouses that have supported the catalogue in strong numbers again are Trilogy, Lindsay Park, Archibald Racing, Chris Waller, Gollan Racing, Waterhouse/Bott, O’Shea/Charlton, Redfox, Ciaron Maher, Blue Gum, Larneuk Stud, Langdale Park, Kris Lees, Proven Thoroughbreds etc.

The final countdown of bidding for the October (Late) Online Sale closes from 10a

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