2024 Inglis Premier Now Online

Media Release - Sunday December 10

The catalogue for the 2024 Premier Yearling Sale – the auction responsible for Spring stars such as Think About It, Griff, Attrition and I Am Me etc – is now available online.

Everest winner and $11million earner Think About it is a pinup boy for Inglis Premier  - image Steve Hart

A total of 800 yearlings – 560 in the Premier Session and 240 in the Showcase Session - have been catalogued for the sale at Oaklands Junction on March 3-5 next year.

To view the catalogue CLICK HERE.

$6million earner Bella Nipotina is a pinup girl for Inglis Premier - image Steve Hart

There are a staggering 126 individual sires represented, a fantastic mix of proven and emerging stallions such as I Am Invincible, Snitzel, Extreme Choice, Zoustar, Exceed And Excel, Written Tycoon, Deep Field, So You Think, Justify, Dundeel, Capitalist, Toronado, Fastnet Rock, Shamus Award, Per Incanto, Russian Revolution, Alabama Express, Blue Point etc as well as an exciting crop of 24 first season sires including Wootton Bassett, Farnan, Bivouac, Ole Kirk, Fierce Impact, Ghaiyyath, Hanseatic, King’s Legacy, Lucky Vega, Peltzer, Prague, Russian Camelot, Tagaloa etc.

21 yearlings by leading Australian first season sire Alabama Express will be a drawcard for Inglis Premier.

There is also progeny of international sires Frankel, Camelot, Lope de Vega, Lord Kanaloa and Night of Thunder.

The number of individual vendors represented in the catalogue has increased year on year, with yearlings to be offered by 69 individual vendors.

Of the 800 yearlings catalogued, 528 are VOBIS Silver nominated, 360 are BOBS eligible while there are also Westspeed, QTIS and Racing Rewards SA-eligible entries.

The Premier Sale has proven to be a bonanza for buyers in recent years.

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It has produced 27 G1-winning graduates since 2018 – 15 which could have been purchased for $100,000 or less - the likes of Nature Strip, Bella Nipotina, Mariamia, Ole Kirk, Tuvalu, Santa Ana Lane, Gytrash, Nimalee etc as well as 33 winners of Australia’s Open $1m+ races since 2019.

Inglis’ Victorian Bloodstock Manager James Price is confident that the Premier Sale is again well stocked to provide buyers abundant opportunities to acquire their next top-class racehorse.

“I think it is a testament to the regard in which this sale is held by the market that buyers flock to it from across Australia and beyond in the expectation of finding horses that will go on to be outstanding racehorses, rather than in hope,” Price said.

“In that context, the sale is very much the quiet achiever of the Australian sales circuit – the graduate success, in recent years in particular, has been quite extraordinary.

“Whether it is 2YOs, Stakes winners, big money earners, fillies and mares or colts who go on to become stallions, Premier delivers all of the above year in year out and I expect the 2024 catalogue will provide plenty more success stories.

“A tremendously broad cross section of leading Victorian breeders are represented in the sale and it is particularly pleasing to have strong representation from two of the most exciting young stallions in Australia at the moment, Alabama Express and Blue Point, both of whom are Victorian-based.”

All yearlings purchased at the Premier Sale have the opportunity to nominate for the lucrative Inglis Race Series, which includes the $2m Inglis Millennium, the $1m Inglis Sprint, the $1m Inglis Pink Bonus - the most lucrative incentive scheme for female racehorse ownership in the world - and the $5m Inglis Xtra Bonus, which sees 50 $100,000 Bonus payments attached to allocated Maidens.

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