Inglis Easter Yearling Sale
All is in readiness for next week’s Easter Yearling Sale, with inspections well under way at Riverside.
Industry expert and media personality Caroline Searcy travelled to the Hunter Valley for Sky Channel’s Bred To Win program recently to preview the stunning drafts of Widden, Coolmore, Arrowfield, Cressfield, Vinery, Yarraman Park, Torryburn, Middlebrook Valley Lodge, Bhima, Milburn Creek and Lime Country.
To view these previews,
CLICK HERE.
There are also a number of events and broadcasts in and around Riverside in the lead-up to and during the Easter Sale, which will take place next Tuesday and Wednesday, April 6 and 7.
The team at Inglis has created a ‘What’s On’ Booklet, detailing all the events as your one-stop shop for information on anything Easter Sale-related.
Hard copies of the booklet are available at Riverside.
To view the digital version of the booklet,
CLICK HERE.
There have also been a vast number of significant pedigree updates in recent weeks, including:
Lot 54
Half sister to Kalashnikov 1st Black Opal G3
Lot 146
Half sister to Tagaloa 1st VRC CS Hayes G3, 3rd VRC Australian Guineas G1
Lot 222
Half brother to Oxley Road 1st MRC Zeditave S. G3
Lot 277
Half brother to Southern Legend 2nd HK Queen’s Silver Jubilee Cup G1
Lot 278
Half brother to Four Moves Ahead 1st ATC Sweet Embrace S. G2, 4th Golden Slipper G1
Lot 305
Half brother to Enthaar 1st MRC Chairman’s S. G3
Lot 326
Half sister to Wild Ruler 1st ATC Fireball L
Lot 328
Half sister to Hungry Heart 1st ATC Phar Lap S. G2
Lot 393
Brother to Saif 2nd VRC Sires’ Produce S. G2
Lot 428
Half brother to Home Affairs 1st ATC Silver Slipper G2
Lot 433
Half sister to Mizzy 2nd ATC Coolmore Classic G1, 2nd ATC Canterbury S. G1
Lot 458
Half sister to O’President 1st ATC Skyline S. G2
Compulsory temperature testing and QR Code check-ins are again taking place upon arrival at Riverside, which is a Covid-safe venue.
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