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Magic Millions 2019 Entries Open

Media Release - Friday July 13
Magic Millions is delighted to announce entries are now open for the 2019 Yearling Sales Series around Australia.

The Southern Hemisphere's leading thoroughbred sales company is coming off a record 2018 series when over $220 million was grossed, an increased return to breeders of almost $80 million in just three years.

"The impressive growth of Magic Millions Yearling Sales in 2018began with incredible support from our vendors. Again our achievements this year are a direct outcome of their ongoing trust and patronage," Magic Millions Managing Director Barry Bowditchsaid.

"It was a record breaking sales season across Australia during 2018and Magic Millions sales grew at a faster rate than the other auctions across Australasia."

With six yearling sales across four states, the sales series is complemented by the world's richest Race Series featuring the $10 million annual Gold Coast Raceday.

Entries are now open for the following auctions:
View the brochure for the 2019 Magic Millions Yearling Sales Serieshere. Nominations can be submitted now via theOnline Entry Facility.

Entries close on Friday, August 10for all sales except the National Yearling Sale which closes on March 15. For further information contact Magic Millions Bloodstock on (07) 5504 1200 or emailbloodstock@magicmillions.com.au
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