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Group I Producers Added to MM National Broodmare Sale

Media Release - Monday May 20
The catalogue for the star studded 2019 Magic Millions Gold Coast National Broodmare Sale has been enhanced with a quality packed supplementary section.

The supplementary can be viewed here.

The dam of G1 Blue Diamond winner Lyre is for saleHighlights among the newly catalogued lots include Erato, the young dam of this year's Blue Diamond Stakes winner Lyre (covered by Russian Revolution) as well as the dams of Group One winner Leicester (Fastnet Rock) and explosive sprinter Invincible Star (I Am Invincible).

Among the new race fillies and maiden mares are stakes performers I'll Have a Bit, Ellicazoom, Prom Queen, Everyday Lady, Snogging, Marcellina, Million, Problem Solver, Bubbles'n'troubles, Indrabeel and Plucky Girl.

The seven stallion nominations to Capitalist, Dundeel, Encryption, Hellbent, Mendelssohn, Press Statement and Sidestep are being sold with all proceeds to injured jockey Tye Angland.

Blue blooded stallion prospect The Taj Mahal is yet another feature of the supplementary for the auction.

All of the newlots are now included in the online catalogue and viaEquineline for iPad users. To download the PDF catalogue click here.

The 2019 Gold Coast National Sale commences on Wednesday with Day One of the National Weanling Sale commencing at 10 am.

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