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Holbrook Thoroughbreds Trio for Chairman’s Sale

Sponsored Content - by Tara Madgwick - Tuesday May 7

Holbrook Thoroughbreds will offer three mares at the Inglis Chairman’s Sale on Thursday including two on behalf of Peters Investments and a third in foal to Zoustar, whose service fee has climbed to $275,000.

Lot 47 Thai Noon (IRE) – Proven producer as the dam of multiple Group winner and Group I placed Steinem, a winner of over $700,000. Winning mare whose next three dams are all stakes-winners and is in foal to Zoustar.

Lot 48 Treasured Star – Being sold as a racing and breeding proposition. By leading sire Toronado (IRE) and has won four races and over $490,000 with highlight wins in Group II WATC WA Guineas and Group III Asian Beau Stakes.

Lot 49 Truly Blessed – Unraced sister to $1.1million earner and Group I winner Truly Great and stakes-winner Truly Inspired and is half-sister to Group III WA Oaks winner Truly Inspired. By leading sire Dundeel from a family with plenty of upside and ready to be covered by the sire of your choosing.

Holbrook Thoroughbreds will also offer eight mares in the Inglis Broodmare Sale, click here to see the draft.

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