Of all the multi-million dollar action on the Gold Coast, perhaps the team in Darley will celebrate the most with a pair of lots worth AU$750,000 (US$518,344), as two out of three males Their first season variety landed significantly in January. .11 second session at the Magic Millions sale.
shuttle bus green point average is currently the top first season stallion as, fueled by the ingenuity of a regular-bred foal provided by Dorrington Farms, the stallion ended Wednesday’s trading session. with nine one-year-old calves sold for an average of AU$306,111 ($211,570).
The three-time Royal Ascot Group 1 winner has been warmly received by breeders and buyers alike, and it is Ciaron Maher, Victoria’s championship coach who has taken a liking to his half-brother Bhima Pure strains offered for Kindergarten (G3) Stakes and Inglis . Banner Winners half a million.
“Really just an athlete. Very athletic and very good ground cover and self-sustaining,” said Will Bourne, Maher’s bloodshed manager. “Ciaron likes it when they move their hind legs and one foot is right under them. Just quality.”
The pony comes from the family of black caviar and It’s all too hardoriginated from the Scandinavian third dam, the dam of the group 1 winning horse of the Dorrington Farm Magnus .
This foal is the most expensive Blue Point cross, anywhere in the world, with the most expensive foal in the Northern Hemisphere being sold to Coolmore for €420,000 ($451,815) at the sale. Goffs Orby last year.
Not to be outdone by their Northern Hemisphere counterparts, homegrown group 1 winner The checkered microphone made a statement of his own, as his son—the first pony among the winners of the U.S. bet South of France —matches the benchmark AU$750,000 established just 16 lots earlier.
Listed as Lot 409, the foal provided by Newhaven Park was acquired by the Newgate Farm pony consortium-China Horse Club, who previously purchased the group 1 winner. In the Congo and winner of Gold Coast Magic Millions 3YO Guineas Target from supplier.
“He finished very well Quality Sugar mare and he is an absolute weapon of a specimen,” said Henry Field of Newgate.
“When I first saw this horse at Newhaven Park last month, I drove off the ranch and I couldn’t stop thinking about it and when I came here and saw it, it just progressed.
“There aren’t many better animals in the complex than that pony.”
Sires’ Produce Stakes (G1) winner Microphone had seven units sold this week with an average of RM255,714 ($176,738).
“We liked the stallion, we had the right to breed the stallion and we thought it was a really good opportunity,” Field said.
“He’s a very good 2-year-old and Godolphin was kind enough to sell us some custody of him while he went to piano lessons.”
