$650,000 Capitalist SW on Her Way to Widden

Tara Madgwick - Tuesday May 28

Widden Stud have had a lot of luck in recent times purchasing young speed stakes-winning mares to visit their champion sire Zoustar and I’mlovin’ya fits the profile and was duly snapped up for $650,000 at the Magic Millions National Sale on Tuesday.

Widden Stud paid $650,000 for I'mlovin'ya.

The half-sister by Capitalist to Group III winner Immortal Love from stakes-winner Loveyamadly, I’mLovin’ya was bred and raced by United Syndications and won two Listed races from just nine starts for the Mick Price and Michael Kent Jr stable.

Consigned by Sledmere Stud, I’mlovin’ya comes from a super fast and running family with grand-dam Beauty World producing nine winners from 11 to race headed by five stakes-winners – Lite in in my Veins, Written Beauty, How Word, Loveyamadly and Ducimus - and two more stakes-placed horses.

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