Newhaven Park to Offer Lone Royal Meeting Filly in Adelaide

Sponsored Content - by Tara Madgwick - Thursday March 14

It’s a long way from Boorowa in the South West of NSW to the Adelaide Magic Millions Yearling Sale (March 18 and 19), but John Kelly and his team at Newhaven Park are making the trip well worthwhile with a draft of nine that features the only filly in the sale by the sire of Group I MRC Blue Diamond Stakes winner Hayasugi.

Currently the leading first season sire in the country by earnings thanks to his exceptional daughter Hayasugi, young Invincible Spirit stallion Royal Meeting (IRE) is right on the radar for yearling buyers and Newhaven Park’s filly from Sending Love has a female pedigree that will attract plenty of interest.

Lot 198, click to see her page.

Offered as Lot 198, she is the first foal of two time winning Snitzel mare Sending Love, a daughter of Group II winner Return to Sender from the family of dual Group I winner Response, the dam of Golden Slipper winner Estijaab, who is also by Snitzel and made $1.7million as a yearling.

This is a highly commercial family that has delivered a string of million dollar yearlings with the last two yearling colts by Snitzel from Response selling at Inglis Easter in 2022 and 2023 for $2.25million and $1.4million highlighting the regard in which this family is held.

Click here to see the full Newhaven Park draft and see highlights that includes three likely prospects by the farm’s proven stakes sire Xtravagant:

Lot 168 Colt Xtravagant (NZ) x Register, by Zeditave

Half-brother to two winners from a winning mare by Zeditave, whose daughters have a great record with Xtravagant producing seven winners from eight runners! From the family of Group III winner Oval Affair and stakes-winners Beau Trist, Raising Kentucky and Rossa Glory.

Lot 25 Filly Xtravagant (NZ) x It’s Game On, by Elvstroem

Half-sister to three winners including Banquet (3g Super One) a winner at Bendigo last month at his second start. From a winning half-sister to stakes-winner Dawn Approach.

Lot 135 Colt Fierce Impact (Jpn) x Outlaw Miss, by Rubick

From the first crop of Japanese bred triple Australian G1 winner Fierce Impact. Second foal of an unraced half-sister to Group I winning $3.3million earner Gytrash and the first foal of the mare is promising juvenile Mesrour (2g Nicconi), who has placed at only two starts most recently finishing third in the $200,000 MM Adelaide 2YO Classic.

Lot 204 Colt Cool Aza Beel (NZ) x Shanaya, by I am Invcincible

From the first crop of Savabeel’s Group I winning 2YO Cool Aza Beel.  First foal of three time winning daughter of champion sire I Am Invincible and traces back to the famed ‘Tennessee’ family that has produced Group I winners such as Malaguerra and Aloha.

Lot 299 Colt Xtravagant (NZ) x Written With Ease, by Written Tycoon

First foal of Written With Ease, a metro winner that was also fourth in a Listed race and is by champion sire Written Tycoon. Grand-dam At Ease is a stakes-winner by renowned broodmare sire and Golden Slipper winner Canny Lad.

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