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$550,000 Pinhook Winner for Deep Field Setting the Pace at Inglis Ready 2 Race

Tara Madgwick - Tuesday October 11

Reigning champion sire in Hong Kong, Deep Field is setting the pace at the Inglis Ready 2 Race Sale on Tuesday with a colt offered by Nolen Racing selling for $550,000 to Anton Koolman Bloodstock after producing the fastest breeze up gallop of the sale.

$90,000 Magic Millions weanling - Deep Field colt from Alderney

First offered as a weanling at the 2021 Magic Millions National Weanling Sale where he made $90,000 for Glastonbury Farm when bought by Hopetoun Lodge Pty Ltd, the colt from Alderney was then re-offered at Inglis Premier where he caught the eye of Tal Nolen, who secured him for $120,000.

$120,000 Inglis Premier yearling - Deep Field colt from Alderney

He is a half-brother to smart mare Riduna, who gained Black Type since the catalogue went to print with a second placing in the Group III Tibbie Stakes at Newcastle and has a quality Black Type family featuring stakes-winners Ballet Suite and Casquets.

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$550,000 Inglis Ready 2 Race - Deep Field colt from Alderney

Pedigree aside, the colt showed in his pre-sale breeze up gallop that he can certainly run with a flying 200m sectional of 10.10 seconds recorded at Seymour the fastest breeze up of the sale.

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