2026 Inglis Easter Preview Magazine Online

Media Release - Thursday December 4

The build up to next year’s highly anticipated Inglis yearling sales season continues with today’s launch of the 2026 Preview Magazine.

Click here for the magazine.

This year’s publication features stories on the undefeated glamour girl of Australian racing and Easter sale-topper Autumn Glow, a rare interview with Gilgai Farm’s Rick Jamieson, Inglis Digital’s new pin-up boy in Caulfield/Melbourne Cup-winning hero Half Yours, the Snitzel x Winx colt headed for Easter, Mike Gregg’s Mulberry Racing, industry stalwarts Francis and Christine Cook and many other informative and entertaining pieces of work.

Many of the industry’s leading writers have contributed to the 2026 magazine including Bruce Clark, Jessica Owers, Tim Rowe, Bren O’Brien, Adam Pengilly, Trevor Marshallsea, James Tzaferis, Michael Cox and Matthew Benns etc.

There is also a selection of the best Easter Sale pedigrees ahead of next year’s sale, prior to the final catalogue being announced in January.

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To view the 2026 Inglis Preview Magazine CLICK HERE.

To request a copy of the magazine email catalogue@inglis.com.au or call Inglis’ Sydney office on +61 2 9399 7999.

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