This colt sold at the New Zealand Bloodstock Premier sale 2008 for $1.45million.  He's out of the Sir Tristram Group I winning mare, Popsy.	L'On Vite colt that was knocked down to Gai Waterhouse for a record $3million at the William Inglis Easter Yearling sale in 2007.  He's a three-quarter-brother to the dual Group I winner, Holy Roman Emperor (by Danehill)
This colt sold at the Inglis Easter sale 2007 for $2million.  He's a half-brother to the Group I winner Desert Eagle, who raced in Hong Kong known as Grand Delight.	This colt also sold at the 2007 Inglis Easter sale.  He was knocked down to Tony Noonan for $240,000 and he's out of the Marscay mare Prima a half-sister to New Zealand's number one stallion, Zabeel.
This colt sold was knocked down to John Ferguson Bloodstock for $1.5million at the 2007 Easter Yearling sales. He's out of Rich Silk a sister to the American stakes winner Silky Sweep.	This colt sold at the 2007 Inglis Easter sale for $2million to the bid of John Ferguson Bloodstock. He's out of, Procrastinate (by Jade Hunter) the dam of the champion older mare sprinter in South Africa in 2000-01 Laisserfaire, Foreplay and Personify.
This colt sold at the Inglis Easter sale 2005 for an Australian record - $2.5million.  He is out of, Makybe Diva's dam, Tugela.  He's since been named Musket.