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$85,000 tops Scone Sale

Two yearlings sold for $85,000 to highlight Session 1 of the 2011 Hunter Thoroughbred Breeders Association Scone Yearling Sale today. The two top priced lots represented a notable increase on last year’s $67,500 sale topper.

The sale traded strongly with 159 horses sold  at a clearance rate of 83% for $2,400,500. The average of $15,097 was slightly down on last year’s $17,418.

Middlebrook Valley Lodge and Southern Cross Breeders shared the honour for the day’s highest priced lot, which were both knocked down to Vin Cox Bloodstock on behalf of client Garry Frazer.

Middlebrook’s Iffraaj (GB) filly (pictured) from the Group 3 winning mare Cornwall Queen set the pace early, only to be equalled by Southern Cross’ Oratorio (Ire) colt from the Strategic mare Liza.

Middlebrook also sold the session’s third highest priced lot, with Phil Gunter going to $75,000 for the Choisir-Lyn’s Money colt.

Triple Crown Bloodstock, fresh from Hot Snitzel’s stakes win last Saturday, stuck solid with the Snitzel breed today when securing Riverslea Farm’s filly from Miss Rainmaker for $72,500.

The four yearlings to each better last year’s highest price were among eight yearlings to top the $50,000 mark today.

“The results show there was good competition at the top of the market and the market was aided by interstate trainers and buyers who flew in on the Inglis/HTBA planes for the sale,” Inglis Bloodstock Director Jonathan D’Arcy said.

“The clearance rate was over 83%, which was indicative of vendors being prepared to meet the market.

“It’s fair to say however the bottom end was a bit tough, which affected the average and that in turn points to a buyers’ market on Sunday where value is sure to be found.”

The sale concludes from 10.30am on Sunday with Session II.

Lot 56 Iffraaj - Cornwall Queen

Lot 56 Iffraaj - Cornwall Queen

Excellent Art

THE gods always seemed to have a set against Nureyev, first, he was “robbed” of his victory in the English 2000 Guineas when the steward took a very dim view of the ride by his jockey Philippe Paquet and he was disqualified to last; then it was discovered Nureyev was not the most fertile of sires and, finally, he broke a hind leg and was lucky to survive. (more…)

Paul Messara

PAUL Messara is only into his sixth season as a trainer but he has already made his mark. Being a son of Arrowfield Stud’s John and Kris Messara, he was immersed in the world of the thoroughbred from his earliest days. (more…)

Feature Acceptance Due

Late first acceptances for the $100,000 Magic Millions Adelaide 2YO Classic to be run at Morphettville on March 14 close on Monday. (more…)

Sire’s Perth Yearlings at Express Pace

DANEHILL EXPRESS, a new Danehill sire with a massive 64 first crop yearlings in the catalogue for the Magic Millions 2011 Perth Yearling Sale commencing next Wednesday, February 9, is well equipped in breeding and performance to emerge as a winner getter of national significance. (more…)

Wayne Alchin

Wayne Alchin was always around horses as a youngster (more…)

Barrier five for Ortensia

Australian racing fans were kept in suspense at the Hong Kong International barrier draw in the Shatin mounting yard on Thursday morning, our sole representative in the rich International Sprint - Ortensia - having her name drawn out last of the 14 contenders. (more…)

Cat catches Noonan Out & Off!

When Jake Noonan, in Hong Kong with high class sprinting mare Ortensia, rang home last Thursday his father Tony “could hear in his voice that something was wrong.” (more…)

Keeneland Positive

Active foreign trade, led by increased participation from Australian, Japanese and Indian buyers, and a dynamic market for foals and racing prospects, highlighted Keeneland’s November Breeding Stock Sale, which concluded Saturday. (more…)

Active Trading Continues at Keeneland

Market value remained consistent during Wednesday’s session of Keeneland’s November Breeding Stock Sale, which was highlighted by the sale of the stakes-winning filly Lady Alexander for $410,000 to Keith and Ginger Myers’ Coteau Grove Farms. (more…)

Manning happy with results

When talented gelding Berringama returned to the winners’ enclosure at Caulfield, one of the many to greet him in the birdcage was pedigree analyst Kristen Manning. (more…)

Tattersalls positive

Book 1 of the Tattersalls October Yearling Sale concluded with a daughter of Oasis Dream topping the score sheets and with the solid trade from the first two days continuing. (more…)

Stallions for the Irish National stud

The Group 1 Chantilly Prix Jean Prat winner Lord Shanakill (Speightstown - Green Room by Theatrical) and Big Bad Bob (Bob Back - Fantasy Girl by Marju), winner of the  Group 3 Baden-Baden Furstenberg- Rennen are both due to join the Irish National Stud roster. (more…)

Graham Ingerson

Graham Ingerson’s long interest in racing (more…)

Encouraging first week for Keeneland

 At the conclusion of the first week of selling, which comprised Books 1 and 2, at Keeneland’s 2010 September Yearling (more…)

British Breeders’ Warning

          Delegates at the recent Thoroughbred Breeders’ Association Annual Seminar at Tattersalls in Newmarket, England,  were left in doubt about the difficult times the British racing and breeding industries are undergoing. (more…)

Inglis Weanling Sale up

Massive increases in trade at the Inglis Australian Weanling Sale were recorded in Sydney, with $4,840,500 traded during the opening select session. (more…)

Dubawi colt Makfi nails 2000 Guineas

All the talk before Saturday’s 2000 Guineas (1600m) at Newmarket, England, was of St Nicholas Abbey, (more…)

Dao Dao preparation going well

The latest stage in the Hong Kong preparation of Australian galloper Dao Dao passed smoothly today with the gelding moving a step closer to Group One readiness. (more…)

Hawkes happy with Dao Dao

Australia’s only entrant in Sunday’s Group One double in Hong Kong demonstrated today he was ready to cap his well-travelled career. (more…)