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Media Release - Tuesday January 23

An outstanding line up of yearlings from across Australasia will converge on South Australia in March with the catalogue today unveiled for the 2024 Magic Millions Adelaide Yearling Sale.

Click here for the sale.

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Traditionally held immediately following the Adelaide Cup, the sale has switched dates with the Gold Coast March Yearling Sale and will now be held a week later.

A highlight of the Adelaide Magic Millions will be 17 yearlings by Alabama Express.

This year's auction at the Morphettville Sales Complex will be conducted on March 18 and 19 and it's attracted a first class line up of 452 exciting racetrack prospects.

A feature of the Adelaide Yearling Sale each and every year is the spread of sires represented. This March the progeny of a quality line up of 105 individual sires make up the catalogue.

Every active Australian based sire in the Top 17 on the General Sires' Premiership is represented - I Am Invincible, So You Think, Zoustar, Snitzel, Pride of Dubai, Capitalist, Dundeel, Written Tycoon, Spirit of Boom, Exceed and Excel, All Too Hard, Rich Enuff and Street Boss. First season sensation Alabama Express has 17 lots catalogued - the equal most of any sire.

Strong interest is sure to surround the 22 first season sires with stock catalogued - among them Farnan, Ole Kirk and Wootton Bassett - a trio who were represented by a seven figure seller at the recent Gold Coast Yearling Sale. Other first season sires with strong numbers include Dirty Work, Hanseatic and Tagaloa.

"The Adelaide Yearling Sale has a proud history of producing elite racehorses," Magic Millions Managing Director Barry Bowditch said. 

"From Caulfield Cup and Victoria Derby winners to sizzling Group One sprinters and elite milers to superstar juveniles, our Morphettville based auction delivers every year." 

"As well as being one of the most popular auctions for future trainers and owners, the sale has the most outstanding record of being a pin-hookers paradise."

"Our team has worked hard to assemble a catalogue that will impress buyers and will certainly extend the fine record that sale graduates possess," Bowditch added.

The big action in South Australia will commence on Saturday 9 March with the running of the Magic Millions Raceday at Murray Bridge featuring $320,000 worth of races for eligible graduates.

To view the online catalogue for the 2024 Adelaide Yearling Sale click here or download it via the Equineline Catalog APP on your iPad.

SA CARNIVAL DATES

Saturday 9 March
Magic Millions SA Raceday – Murray Bridge Racing Club
Featuring the $200,000 Magic Millions SA 2YO Classic and $120,000 Magic Millions SA 3YO & 4YO Classic plus $10,000 Sales Credit Voucher to spend on a Racing Rewards SA qualified lot at the 2024 Adelaide Yearling Sale to the owner(s) of the first Racing Rewards SA qualified horse in finishing order on all 9 races on the program

Monday 11 March
Adelaide Cup Day – Morphettville Racecourse

Thursday 14 March
Magic Millions Yearling Inspections from 8am

Friday 15 March
Magic Millions Yearling Inspections from 8am
Vendor Welcome BBQ - 4.30-6.30pm


Saturday 16 March
Magic Millions Yearling Inspections from 8am
SAJC Raceday at Morphettville Racecourse

Sunday 17 March
Magic Millions Yearling Inspections from 8am

Monday 18 March
Magic Millions Adelaide Yearling Sale
Day 1 – Lots 1-226
Morphettville Sales Complex from 10am

Tuesday 19 March
Magic Millions Adelaide Yearling Sale
Day 2 – Lots 227-452
Morphettville Sales Complex from 10am

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