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$1million for Wootton Bassett Filly

Tara Madgwick - Tuesday May 28

The Element Hill Dispersal at the Magic Millions National Sale features some intriguing horses but none more so than the yearling-half-sister by Wootton Bassett (GB) to champion racehorse Golden Sixty and she duly attracted plenty of attention on Tuesday before selling for $1million.

$1million Wootton Bassett (GB) filly from Gaudeamus (USA).

Entered originally for the Magic Millions Yearling Sale back in January, she was withdrawn from that engagement and the subsequent time to develop further has allowed her to grow into a glorious filly with US based buyer Mt Brilliant Farm the winning bidder.

The star filly is the 11th foal of outstanding producer Gaudeamus (USA), an imported Group II winner that has had six winners from eight to race with world champion miler and three time Hong Kong Horse of the Year Golden Sixty the best of them followed by Group III placed Rainbow Connection and stakes-placed Igitur.

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Gaudeamus is also a part of the Element Hill Dispersal and will be offered as Lot 761 and is in foal to hot young sire Home Affairs.

Gaudeamus will be offered on Wednesday.

Wootton Bassett yearlings have been in hot demand in Australasia this year and this filly is his fourth to sell for $1million or more joining the $2.1million filly from Avantage, the $1.6million colt from Fiera Vista and the $1.4million colt from Sunlight.

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