Group 1 double winner Shout out to the barsold for a record price Inglis President Sales of AU$2.7 million (US$1,909,341) on 6 May, will be part of a cohort of the finest mares available intro for the critically acclaimed first season of Coolmore Internal Affairs later this year.
Coolmore Australia Principal Tom Magnier, as he has done so many times in recent years, became the new owner of the President’s Sale title act during an elite breeding exchange in the evening full of enchantment.
There were five seven-figure mares for sale during the 4-Hour Stables sale but perhaps fittingly, Shout The Bar lived up to pre-sale expectations, setting a new Presidents standard by exceeding 2, AU$5 million paid to Celebrity Queen last year, also by Magnier.
An opening bid of AU$1 million ($707,314) was received for Shout The Bar before multiple hybrid identities made big bets for so many stars, who were in great shape and size. sport led many experts to label her as the prettiest mare for sale on the market this year.
Japan’s Supremo Katsumi Yoshida, who is bidding online, and Duncan Grimley, the final bidder who is supposed to play Strawberry Hill Stud’s John Singleton, are both on Shout The Bar as her bid comes in. reached record numbers but it was Magnier, phone in hand to the east of the auditorium, who won.
A mare that the Inglis bloodline team fiercely hunts for was sold at the President’s Sale, convincing mares trainers Gai Waterhouse and Adrian Bott and her ownership group led by Francis and Christine Cook started offering her in Sydney instead of auction house rival Magic Millions.
“It’s surprising and at the same time sad. She is such a wonderful mare to us. To see her around here these days everyone says she’s just a queen, the way she is. She’s standing there, she’s just posing, she’s the Kim Kardashian of the racing world. She’s just perfection,” said Francis Cook.
“If she doesn’t bring her reserves (nearly AU$2 million, AU$1,414,685), we’ll be racing her for another year, as simple as that.
“We own a third of her and have a lot of 5% owners here tonight in the room, it’s been a life changer for them.
“For something to sell for that money, they can go down to a down payment on a house with their share.”
Purchased AU$200,000 by Waterhouse and Bott from the 2018 Magic Millions Gold Coast Sale, Shout The Bar has won five races from 18 starts — notably winning Tab Empire Her Rose Stakes (G1) at Flemington and Vinery Stud Storm Queen Stakes (G1) at Rosehill — and earned a prize pool of AU$1,344 million (US$930.216).
She passed all Drinks, the three-time winner being sold at the 2018 Presidents Sale for AU$90,000 ($69,804) while driving a sister to Shout The Bar.
The immediate reaction in the box of vendors from Brett Howard, who runs Glenesk Thoroughbreds with his wife Rachael and sells Shout The Bar on behalf of the owners, was relief when the hammer dropped to $2.7 million. la Australia.
“It’s what you dream of and I suppose from our point of view it’s great to have horses like her in your sketches, but they are also very valuable mares and you just don’t want anything to happen,” Howard said in the aftermath.
“Rachael is on the farm and she did a great job. She doesn’t miss anything, she watches them like a hawk to make sure everything goes as it should.
“There’s a bit of stress involved when you have a million dollar horse on your property, you just want to be able to put them up for sale in just one piece and finger cross them into the foal. .”
Shout The Bar is scheduled to get one last racing campaign run during the Queensland Winter Festival before her first Home Office mating with Coolmore follows a blueprint it has worked out for the horse like Evenly and Wootton Bassett .
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“We are delighted to have her, she is an outstanding mare and we want to buy the best mares for the Department of the Interior,” said Magnier.
“We spoke to Chris (Waller) this morning; the horse is really well before his trip to Royal Ascot. It’s a big thing for a horse to come to Royal Ascot from here, it’s a very questionable question. big, but it’s fun to have a horse like him.
“Now it’s very exciting to have a mare like this. There’s an old saying, ‘You need to breed the best to get the best’ and that’s what we do.”
Howard of Glenesk Thoroughbreds also sold this season’s Moet & Chandon Champagne Stakes (G1) winner’s dam She’s Extremefrom Keysbrook, for AU$825,000 ($584,159) for the Kia Ora Stud, 11 months after buying her in the Inglis Digital Online Sale for just AU$60,000.
