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First Season Sires – No Nay Never

Tara Madgwick - Sunday January 6
He took the 2018 European racing season by storm finishing as the Champion First Crop Sire and now at Magic Millions this week Australian yearling buyers are going to get their first look at the progeny of Scat Daddy's ground breaking young sire No Nay Never (USA).

No Nay NeverA Group I winning sprinter, No Nay Never has delivered some impressive stats with his first crop of Northern Hemisphere two year-olds and his European yearlings sold for as much as 780,000 euros last year.

32 winners from 60 starters (53.3% winners to runners ) and six stakes- winners from 60 starters (10% stakes-winners to runners) and among those stakes-winners are Group I Newmarket Middle Park Stakes winner Ten Sovereigns and Group II winner Land Force, who is destined for Australia where he will run for Yulong Investments.

No Nay Never may or may not reproduce his success here, but stats like that can't be ignored so the smart judges will be looking very closely at what he has to offer.

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