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$825,000 Extreme Colt Breaks Classic Record

Tara Madgwick - Monday February 7

Another day at Inglis Classic and another stellar colt by Extreme Choice ups the ante to set a new record for most expensive horse ever sold at this sale and also most expensive yearling by his Newgate Farm based sire.

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Mane Lodge celebrate sale ring success with purchaser Henry Field of Newgate Farm.

Consigned by Mane Lodge, the handsome bay was bought by China Horse Club / Newgate Bloodstock / Trilogy and is the fifth foal from To Dubawi Go, a six time metro winner by champion European sire Dubawi.



The family features Group III winner McClintock and stakes-winners Little Pattie and Fifteen Carat tracing back to Group I placed Palmyra Bay, a three-quarter sister to Group I winner Just Now.
 


To Dubawi Go has a colt to follow by Unite and Conquer and was covered last spring by another Newgate sire in Cosmic Force.

Extreme Choice is leading the sire averages at this sale and still has two more lots to be offered.
 

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