Exclusive opportunity to purchase nomination in Too Darn Hot

Media Release - Friday August 22

Exciting racing and breeding prospects – plus a nomination in Champion First and Second Season Sire Too Darn Hot (Dubawi) – headline a diverse catalogue of 302 lots for the Inglis Digital August (Late) Online Sale.

The Too Darn Hot offering is a rare and exclusive opportunity to purchase the last available nomination in the history-making stallion ahead of the breeding season.

Too Darn Hot (GB)

Such has been the astonishing start to his stallion career in the Southern Hemisphere, Too Darn Hot has sired the winners of more Group races than well-known Australian stallions Snitzel, Fastnet Rock, I Am Invincible and newly crowned Champion Sire Zoustar, at the same stage of their careers.

Too Darn Hot’s outstanding first crop is the best in Australia this century with more Group and Stakes wins than any other stallion by the end of their progeny’s three-year-old year season, headed by four-time G1 winner Broadsiding.

In the sale ring, his yearlings have sold up to $1.9m, horses-in-training $2.4m (Too Darn Lizzie) while Broadsiding now stands on the same stallion roster at Darley.

The sale of the Too Darn Hot nomination is a collaboration between Godolphin, Watership Down Stud and CatWalk and will see all proceeds go directly toward funding critical research to help those living with spinal cord injuries.

Plenty of Ammo (Rebel Raider) is a young broodmare prospect ready for her maiden cover.

The 7YO mare won five of her 10 career starts including at G2 level at Moonee Valley on Cox Plate Day.

Ahuriri (Almanzor) is a Stakes-winning 5YO closely related to three-time G1 winner Lucia Valentina – offered as a racing and breeding prospect – while Cold Brew (Pierro) is a progressive 4YO that has won his past three starts including a 3.6L victory at his most recent outing at Rosehill earlier this month.

Another appealing lot is Premise, a talented racemare who finished third behind Pennyweka in the G1 ATC Oaks as a 3YO.

The 302-strong catalogue for the August (Late) Sale consists of 151 racehorses (80 race fillies), 71 racehorse shares, 61 broodmares, 12 yearlings, 4 2YOs, 1 stallion nomination, 1 stallion breeding right and 1 unraced stock.

To view the catalogue CLICK HERE.

Other highlights include:

*Aztec State – Stakes placed, multiple metro winner that has won four of his 12 starts

*Blinked – Last start winner, half sister to a Stakes performer

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*Cleanemup – Metro winner, sister to Group winner and G1 placed Oscar’s Fortune

*Good Sort – Stakes placed racing and breeding prospect, beaten only 0.5L by G1 winner Aeliana in Listed Reginald Allen Handicap

*Herbert Park – Four-time winner from 14 starts, fringe Stake horse with considerable racing and breeding upside

*I Am Knowledge – Unraced 3YO which is a two-time barrier trial winner

*Inca Lagoon – Dam of G1 winner Ivictory, offered in foal to Zousain

*Lexy Rose – Snitzel half sister to a G1 winner, she was a $400,000 yearling herself

*Pierata – one breeding right in the young stallion whose first crop included Golden Slipper runner-up Coleman

*Shrill - Stakes placed Shamardal mare offered in foal to Bivouac, her yearlings have sold up to $425,000

*Spliced – Unraced $525,000 yearling, out of a sister to Better Than Ready

There are also mares in foal to Artorius, Hellbent, Extreme Warrior, Jacquinot, Marine One, North Pacific, Portland Sky, Sensei, State Of Rest, Tassort, Written By and Zousain.

Grand Parkview Stud is the single biggest vendor with a 19-strong unreserved dispersal while the catalogue has again been supported by some of the industry’s biggest names including Waterhouse/Bott, Annabel Neasham Racing, Lindsay Park, Widden Stud, Triple Crown, McEvoy Mitchell Racing, Ciaron Maher, Bennett Racing etc.

The final countdown of bidding for the August (Late) Sale begins at 10am Wednesday.

To view the catalogue, arrange finance or participate in the auction CLICK HERE.

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