Inglis Premier Catalogue Now Online

Media Release - Monday November 26

Siblings to a Melbourne Cup winner, a Caulfield Cup winner and a Cox Plate winner headline an impressive catalogue for the 2019 Melbourne Premier Yearling Sale.

Four time G1 winner Santa Ana Lane was bought for just $80,000 from Inglis PremierIn total, 786 Lots have been catalogued for the sale, which will run for the four days of March 3-6.

To view the catalogue, which is NOW AVAILABLE ONLINE,CLICK HERE.

The Melbourne Premier Sale has produced some of Australia's best racetrack performers of the past 12 months including Group 1-winning two-year-olds Written By (Blue Diamond Stakes) and Seabrook (Champagne Stakes), four-time Group 1 winner Santa Ana Lane and exciting three-year-old colt Ringerdingding.

The 2019 Premier catalogue is filled with quality and features siblings to 73 Stakes winners – including eight Group 1 winners – such as Caulfield Cup winner Boom Time, Melbourne Cup winner Shocking, Cox Plate winner Pinker Pinker and Champagne Stakes winner Seabrook.

There are also progeny of 84 Stakes-winning mares including Group 1 winners Universal Queen, Bel Mer, In The Gold, Linky Dink, Quintessential and Shuaily.

In total there are 120 sires represented in the catalogue such as Snitzel, I Am Invincible, Fastnet Rock, Exceed and Excel, Written Tycoon, Zoustar, Sebring, Pierro, Not A Single Doubt, Choisir, Hinchinbrook, Lonhro, Magnus, Medaglia d'Oro, Nicconi and Tavistock.

There are also 22 First Season Sires – Vancouver, Pride of Dubai, Press Statement, Kermadec, Exosphere, Spill The Beans, Scissor Kick, No Nay Never, Headwater, Outreach, Real Impact, Trust In A Gust, Contributer, Free Eagle, Jabali, Night of Thunder, Nostradamus, Ready for Victory, Bull Point, Rich Enuff, Super One and Vespa.

The leading vendor by numbers is Supreme Thoroughbreds with 44 entries ahead of Maluka Thoroughbreds (31), Blue Gum Farm (30), Erinvale Thoroughbreds (27) and Rosemont Stud (25).

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The 2019 Premier Yearling Sale will be held at a new-look Oaklands complex, which is undergoing $8m worth of renovations, which will make it one of the best auction houses in the world.

Inglis' Victorian Bloodstock Manager Simon Vivian was thrilled with the depth of the catalogue.

"The breeders and vendors have shown outstanding support by backing the Premier Yearling Sale yet again and for that we are, as always, extremely grateful,'' Vivian said.

"This sale has produced some outstanding horses in recent times and I have no doubt there are many more like them among the 2019 catalogue.

"The Oaklands renovation is coming along nicely and everybody will see the stunning new-look development at Premier next year.''

The Melbourne Premier Yearling Sale will be held at Oaklands Junction from Sunday March 3 until Wednesday March 6, 2019.

Hard copy catalogues will be available within a fortnight. To request a catalogue, email catalogue@inglis.com.au or call Inglis Melbourne on +61 3 9333 1422.



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