Title foods could hold their own at the bottom of the market at this week’s Magic Millions National Weanling sale, set to run at 10 a.m. local time June 1 at Gold Coast.
Small intestines are often considered the most sought-after item at pony sales due to their widespread appeal when it comes to potentially returning to the coveted auction next year, but such is the draw of the ponies. A number of well-bred seals by well-known males are offered for sale, this year’s sales may counter that trend.
Several suppliers with quality semi-selective kernels have chosen to enter the Gold Coast market during a time of great plasma demand. It can yield great results as satirical players, owners, trainers and breeders enjoy the added option of being able to take a long-term view with their potential purchases. surname.
Newhaven Parks has 5 of the 188 fillings listed across 423 lots, selling in two days, including a half-sister to this season’s Golden Rose Stakes (G1, 1,400m) winner. In the Congo (Snitzel) from the second crop of the Arrowfield Stud . stallion Autumn sun (Selection of Redo).
Classified as Lot 107, the impressive The Autumn Sun filly is the fourth pony out of three South African mares to have won the 1st Place award. Via Africa (Var), the 2013-14 champion sprinter who will attract many buyers with many persuasive words, partly due to the actions of her 3-year-old half-brother, a pony I have the ability to join the Newgate Farm stallion team in 2023.
The standout product is one of four weaners offered on behalf of customers who have chosen to sell their ponies now rather than wait for the much-anticipated sale next year, said John Kelly of Newhaven Park. after.
Kelly said: “The first pony (Pleasant Endeavor) won a few races in Hong Kong, and the next one was in The Congo, so he has a great pedigree and he is a man of good looks. especially.
“She’s a bit unique, you won’t get as many weaning items as she does. I don’t think I would sell her if I owned her. She’s a beautiful person, and from what I’ve seen her. listen, she is very well admired.
“I thought she would be bought by the end user, but we could be wrong. She would be just as good as we were weaned in Newhaven Park, so to have a chance to buy her at weaning is one thing. something a little different.”
Capitalist will have one of his daughters, from the unearned Enuff Effort, available at the sale
Kelly will also provide a Capitalist (Screenwriting tycoon) daughter of Enuff Effort (Effort Reward) unachievable (Effort Reward), herself a half-sister with winning horse Group 2 Rich Enuff (The tycoon wrote the script), while Segenhoe Stud was consigned Zoustar (Northern Meteor) half-sister to Group 2 winner Pure Elation (I Am Invincible), the sixth pony to win was Member Joy (Hussonet), also said to be highly sought after by the market. end user field by her credentials and residual value.
A Pierro (Lonhro), half-sister to Group 2 Fiesta (I Am Invincible) winner, sold for $400,000 almost two weeks ago at the Inglis Australian Weanling Sale to top two auctions. session, while the $250,000 Deep Field (Northern Meteor) completely rounded up the top five lots in Sydney.
On the Gold Coast, Taghadoe Stud, on behalf of growing Riverina breeder Doug Walker, will also be offering a select number of sales by last season’s first season champion stallion. Extreme choice (Not a single doubt) like Lot 322.
She is the third of Walker’s Majestueux (Snitzel) mares, which Xtravagant (Pentire) Walker aspires to keep after bringing her in for the Inglis HTBA May Yearling Sale earlier this month.
Taghadoe Stud’s Peter Burke said yesterday: “Extreme Choice was clearly the girl who was the best fit in our draft.
“She has a two-year-old (fitness) one. She is very similar, she is healthy, has good bones, a good head, and she has wide and beautiful nostrils, so she looks very early at this stage. .
“She’s a stout person that you’d be happy to pay a little bit for and bring her back to the Gold Coast in six or seven months. Her breeders, Doug and Lucy Walker, we hope will. quite happy with the outcome, and we are delighted to sell her to them.”
Taghadoe Stud has a manuscript of seven weaners provided, including the son of Toronado (High Chaparral), Harry Angel (Dark Angel) and yes yes yes (Rubick), and Burke hopes buyers will consider Scone’s horses carefully.
“We don’t have any culling because we really want to bring a nice horse here that we believe will sell strong enough, but we won’t be too greedy,” he said.
