Too Darn Hot - New Winner

It's busy! There's more! Hear what the vendors are saying about their parades and their highlight yearlings.

Kiwi first-season sires such as Super Seth, Hello Youmzain and Sword Of State have captivated the Karaka buyers’ bench in the last few years, and Windsor Park Stud’s exciting newcomer Profondo has the profile to continue that trend at Karaka 2026.

Maree McEwan has been getting around speaking to vendors about the highlight lots as inspections settle in and the sale gets close.

Here is the full list of 20 stallions which had winners throughout Australasia today with winners and result details.

The stage is set for the 2026 Magic Millions Yearling Sale kicking off on Tuesday morning at 11am Queensland time, so let’s have a quick refresh as to what happened last year.

The connections of last season’s gun three-year-old Savaglee have some pondering to do over the next few days.

Second declarations have been confirmed for Victoria’s premier two-year-old race, the $2 million Group 1 Sportsbet Blue Diamond Stakes (1200m).

While it’s evident that 2yo Too Darn Hot filly Tomato Toastie will continue to develop physically as she matures into her next racing campaign, the fact she’s won two of her three starts this time in, clearly highlights her future ability.

Scone Race Club (SRC) and Magic Millions Sales Pty Ltd announce a historic and dynamic long-term partnership. Magic Millions is committed to investing in Scone Race Club the racing hub of Australia’s thoroughbred capital, the Upper Hunter Valley in addition to elevating the profile of breeding excellence that emanates from within this economically crucial agricultural region.

Darley’s Too Darn Hot appears to have another promising filly on his hand in the shape of the Gai Waterhouse and Adrian Bott trained Tomato Toastie who broke her maiden by more than two lengths at Warwick Farm, winning the Asahi Super Dry Plate (1200m) at just her second start.