Sires Whose Progeny Sold For $1 Million or More at the Magic Millions Yearling Auction

6 – I Am Invincible Australia’s modern day answer to Sir Tristram blitzed the sale, with six lots selling at a million or above. Given his continuing outstanding record of success, why wouldn’t they? He’s not Australia’s no 1 sire for nothing. 4 – Snitzel The champion sprinter turned sire once owned by incarcerated cocaine […]

Is Anyone Surprised?

The racing integrity team turned out in force for yesterday’s Magic Millions meeting, with the cast list running to eight stewards (including the chief), 2 cadet stewards, a clerk of the scales, three judges, seven vets, six swab attendants and one starter, 28 QRIC officials in total. Sadly the 28 couldn’t run a race meeting […]

Dean Baring Switches Code

Everyone’s favourite bankrupt convicted water thief during a drought Dean Baring, formerly a senior executive of the harness auction company Australian Pacing Gold, has seemingly branched out into the thoroughbred yearling world. Traxion Management Services, a company formerly co-directed by Baring and now directed by his wife because bankrupts can’t be company directors, is selling […]

Pull the Other One Gerry, It Jingles

Magic Millions website https://www.magicmillions.com.au/calendar/2024-tasmanian-yearling-sale/ I am not quite sure about this boast about the Tasmanian Yearling Sale made by the spruikers who are selling the horses. Of the top 20 sires in the country, this auction boasts no yearlings by I Am Invincible, So You Think, Snitzel, Written Tycoon, Shamus Award, Sebring, Zoustar, Tavistock, Toronado, […]

And Then There Were Three

If the field for the Magic Millions 2YO Classic holds up according to the order of entry, there will be just three Queensland trainers with runners in the race. Tony Gollan (Barbie’s Sister), Chris Munce  (Poster Girl), and Les Ross (Mishani Aloha) are the only locals who qualified their horses for the big dance. It […]

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