The Inglis Premier Yearling Book 1 Sale this week exceeded expectation with some pretty solid results and a number of notable pinhook success stories, so let’s take a look at some of the best.
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Two Bays Farm produced the best pinhook result of the sale with their Wootton Bassett (GB) filly from Group I ATC Flight Stakes winner Oohood.
Wootton Bassett (GB) filly from Oohood as a yearling.
The third foal of her dam, she made $70,000 at the Inglis Great Southern Weanling Sale last year when snapped up by Astute Bloodstock from the Stonehouse Thoroughbreds draft and when re-offered made $380,000 to the bid of Shane Nichols Racing.
As a weanling.
The filly comes with a superb pedigree as her dam is a Group I winning half-sister by I Am Invincible to stakes-placed Breakfast in Bed, the dam of dual Group I winner and promising young sire King’s Legacy. This is the family of champion sire Not a Single Doubt with third dam Singles Bar, a daughter of blue hen Easy Date.
Northmore Thoroughbreds were well rewarded for their Bivouac colt from Promenades that made $220,000 when bought by Akaya Success Limited HK. A half-brother to three winners, he is the fifth foal of a half-sister to the dam of current Group I winner Tom Kitten from the Twyla branch of the famed Dancing Show (USA) family.
Bivouac colt from Promenades as a yearling.
He was bred and sold initially by Gilgai Farm and snapped up from their Inglis Great Southern Weanling draft for $52,500 by Northmore / Waterford. Gilgai Farm also bailed out of the mare last year selling her for $13,000 through Inglis Digital.
Rosemont Stud had a good result with their Zousain filly from Group III winning Magnus mare Miss Promiscuity that made $230,000 when purchased by O'Shea / Charlton Racing / James Bester Bloodstock. She was the top selling yearling by her sire Zousain at this sale.
Zousain filly from Miss Promiscuity as a yearling.
The filly was sourced from the Dorrington Farm draft at the Inglis Great Southern Weanling Sale for $70,000 by NZ based Vermair Farm.
As a weanling.
Cornerstone Stud also did well out of their Ole Kirk filly from Intrigue that was bought for $200,000 by Lindsay Park Racing / Dean Hawthorne Bloodstock.
Ole Kirk filly from Intrigue as a yearling.
The third foal of a winning Deep Field mare from the family of Group I winner Happy Archer and stakes-winner Femina Fashion, she was sourced from the A List Stud Reduction at the Magic Millions National Weanling Sale for $45,000 by Badgers Bloodstock.
As a weanling.
