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100 for All Too Hard

Tara Madgwick - Saturday June 15
Pierro might have got there first, but his old rival All Too Hard has not been far behind posting his 100th winner of the season during the week from just 200 runners.

A half-brother to world champion Black Caviar, All Too Hard has settled into being a highly reliable source of winners at Vinery Stud and is priced to please this spring at $27,500.




His 12 yearlings sold at Magic Millions this year averaged $182,083, while five sold at Inglis Easter averaged an impressive $249,000 indicating his progeny are very much in demand and his current service fee this year makes All Too Hard one of the best value sires in the Hunter Valley this spring. Click here to see all of All Too Hard's sale results for this year.





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