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Share in G1 Winner for Sale on Inglis Digital

Media Release - Friday October 9

A recent G1 winner with a nomination in the $7.5m Golden Eagle – as well as multiple Stakes performers - headline another outstanding catalogue for the Inglis Digital October (Early) Online Auction, which is now live and available for bidding.

Callsign Mav

Lightly-raced 4YO Callsign Mav (Atlante) won the G1 Tarzino Trophy in New Zealand last month, defeating five fellow G1 winners Avantage, Jennifer Eccles, Loire, Shadows Cast and The Mitigator as well as multiple Stakes winners including Supera, Kiwi Ida, Pimmedown, Germanicus and Bavella.

Due to unforeseen circumstances, a 36% share in Callsign Mav – trained by multiple G1-winning trainer John Bary at Hastings - will be offered to dissolve the current partnership.

He has raced only 12 times for four wins and four minor placings.

Not only does Callsign Mav have the Golden Eagle on his radar but there has also been public discussions held around targeting next year’s Sydney and Melbourne autumn carnivals and ultimately, the 2021 G1 Cox Plate.

Callsign Mav is one of a plethora of highlight lots of the October (Early) catalogue, including:

• Avenue of Pleasure – 3YO Stakes-placed daughter of I Am Invincible that has raced only four times

• Bargannon – A seven-time winner, 2nd at Gold Coast last start

• Bye See - Sebring mare out of Silver Slipper winner Chance Bye, multiple Metro winner

• California Vanture - unraced 3YO gelding by Vancouver, $350,000 yearling, offered by Snowden Racing

• Divided House - I Am Invincible mare, winner in Singapore, filly at foot by Pride of Dubai

• Exeter – A three-time winning 4YO Fastnet Rock gelding, 4th last start at Flemington

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• I Remember You - G3 placed Written Tycoon mare

• Lonhruge – A four-time Metro winner by Lonhro, offered by Swettenham Stud in foal to Toronado

• Remorseless - 3YO Stakes-placed colt by Written Tycoon, last start winner this week at Goulburn

• Screwdriver – 3YO Fastnet Rock filly from the Lindsay Park stable

• Spiritual Pursuit- Stakes-placed daughter of Snitzel and Happy Hippy

• Surooj – 3YO Sebring filly from a G3 winning Redoute’s Choice mare, 4th in G2 Sires Produce Stakes

• Twentyeightdragons - 3YO gelding by Foxwedge, won a QLD trial impressively

To view the entire catalogue, CLICK HERE.

The final countdown of bidding for the Inglis Digital October (Early) Online Auction begins 3pm Wednesday, October 14.

To register for bidding or login to an existing account, CLICK HERE.

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