Inglis Digital on Wednesday hosted its April (Late) Online Sale with a bumper, record-setting catalogue of 669 entries. By close of trade, the session topper was Lot 510, the 11-year-old mare Electric Charge (Charge Forward), who sold to Trilogy Racing for $360,000.
Kia Ora Stud, long renowned for producing high quality bloodstock, moves into an exciting new chapter this season with the arrival of the first foals by G1 Champagne Stakes winner Captivant and the highly anticipated sales ring debut of the first crop of weanlings from Farnan and Prague.
The 2023 Inglis Australian Weanling Sale will see a number of young sires represented, including Kia Ora's Farnan and Prague. TDN AusNZ sat down with Bloodstock and Breeding Manager Shane Wright to discuss the two young-guns.
Shrewd investment in quality imported mares with prized international bloodlines and careful cultivation of the best Australasian female families is achieving the desired goal of Group I glory for Kia Ora Stud and their clients.
The VRC Oaks runner-up Pavitra will take her place in the Group 1 Vinery Stud Stakes after proving a class above in the Group III Peroni Kembla Grange Classic (1600m) at Kembla Grange on Friday.
Hunter Valley stud to unleash pair of seven-figure juveniles as the scramble for final spots in breed-shaping race begins
Expensive Snitzel colt Soldier Of Rome climbed off the canvas to make a winning debut in the Yes Yes Yes 1st Yearlings Maiden (1000m) at Randwick-Kensington on Wednesday.
Talented Justify (USA) filly Learning to Fly was a short priced favourite to keep her unbeaten record intact in the $300,000 Group II ATC Reisling Stakes (1200m) at Randwick on Saturday, but the Annabel Neasham trained filly was made to work hard for it.
Kia Ora’s paddocks have produced six Melbourne Cup, five Cox Plate and 15 Derby winners – and the respected breeding and rearing organisation believes it might soon oversee another champion.
Kia Ora Stud has one of the best broodmare bands in the land and duly presented a high-quality draft to the 2021 Inglis Easter Yearling Sale.
Coolmore based Triple Crown winner Justify (USA) has a genuine superstar in his first crop of Australian two year-olds with the Annabel Neasham trained filly Learning to Fly scoring an outstanding win in the $2million Inglis Millennium (1100m) at Randwick on Saturday.
Zoustar filly Kazou was a short-priced favourite when resuming from a spell at Canterbury on Friday night, but things went pear-shaped when she missed the start and found herself cluttered up back in the field and it was another Zoustar filly that got the cash.
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