A two time winner by Al Samer, Profound Wisdom is a half sister to the
current Japanese group winner Melagrana and she attracted strong interest from
bidders from around the country before selling to Lacoste Bloodstock for
$78,000.
The city winning six-year-old will most likely head to stud this spring with
future sires now being considered for the mare from the family of Shaftesbury
Avenue and Fat Al.
Another breeding prospect to sell well was the classy eight time winner Zerprise Journey (Good Journey).
A winner of over $200,000 on the track for the Mick Huxtable stable, Zerprise Journey was also knocked down to Lacoste Bloodstock for $35,000.
A yearling half brother to yesterday's impressive Flemington juvenile winner Booker remains on the market and is the subject to negotiations after being passed in shy of his $50,000 reserve.
The colt is by Helmet and like all yearling offered today is eligible to be paid up for the $11 million plus Magic Millions Race Series.
"Today showed that if we get quality bloodstock the market will respond," Magic Millions Adelaide Consultant Adrian Hancock said.
"We were incredibly busy with phone bidding as well as those in attendance and after today's inaugural sale we'd like to establish this May sale into the future."
To view the sales results and to make an offer on a passed in lot click here for yearlingsand here for bloodstock.
The Magic Millions focus now switches firmly to Queensland with the National Sale series commencing at the end of the month with the Gold Coast National Weanling Sale kicking things away on May 25.
The National Weanling, Broodmare and Yearling catalogues are all now online at www.magicmillions.com.au
The city winning six-year-old will most likely head to stud this spring with
future sires now being considered for the mare from the family of Shaftesbury
Avenue and Fat Al.Another breeding prospect to sell well was the classy eight time winner Zerprise Journey (Good Journey).
A winner of over $200,000 on the track for the Mick Huxtable stable, Zerprise Journey was also knocked down to Lacoste Bloodstock for $35,000.
A yearling half brother to yesterday's impressive Flemington juvenile winner Booker remains on the market and is the subject to negotiations after being passed in shy of his $50,000 reserve.
The colt is by Helmet and like all yearling offered today is eligible to be paid up for the $11 million plus Magic Millions Race Series.
"Today showed that if we get quality bloodstock the market will respond," Magic Millions Adelaide Consultant Adrian Hancock said.
"We were incredibly busy with phone bidding as well as those in attendance and after today's inaugural sale we'd like to establish this May sale into the future."
To view the sales results and to make an offer on a passed in lot click here for yearlingsand here for bloodstock.
The Magic Millions focus now switches firmly to Queensland with the National Sale series commencing at the end of the month with the Gold Coast National Weanling Sale kicking things away on May 25.
The National Weanling, Broodmare and Yearling catalogues are all now online at www.magicmillions.com.au
