Elite entries continue to pour in for Chairman's Sale

Media Release - Thursday March 9

The Chairman’s Sale has seen a colossal surge of high-level entries on the eve of the close-off date for submissions into the Inglis Breeding Stock Sales Series.

Thai Noon, the dam of Steinem is in the sale and in foal to her sire Frankel.

With superstar G1 mares like Icebath, Nimalee, Montefilia, Graceful Girl, Swats That, Electric Girl etc already confirmed - plus mares in foal to the likes of American sire sensation Gun Runner and Champion European sire Frankel, as well as the likes of Extreme Choice, Home Affairs, Stay Inside etc - the Chairman’s catalogue has again been boosted with the additions of:

*Thai Noon - the dam of dual Group winner and G1 placed Steinem – in foal to Frankel, making the resultant foal a full sibling to Steinem

*Rochfort – the dam of dual G1 winner Roch ‘n’ Horse – in foal to Per Incanto, making the resultant foal a full sibling to Roch ‘n’ Horse (pictured)

*Paredo in foal to Extreme Choice, making the resultant foal a three-quarter-in-blood sibling to G1 Blue Diamond runner-up and Golden Slipper contender Don Corleone

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*Peron – the dam of Stakes winner Juan Diva – in foal to Snitzel, making the resultant foal a full sibling to Juan Diva

*Stakes mares including Tricky Gal, Splendiferous, So You Assume (in foal to Bivouac), Elizabeel, Amasenus, Charleise, Tralee Rose, Joviality, La Rocque, Get In The Spirit etc.

The Australian Weanling Sale is again shaping as a superb catalogue and will include a traditionally large draft from Mike and Debbie O’Donnell’s Fairhill Farm which includes foals by the likes of Farnan, Toronado, Deep Field, Street Boss, King’s Legacy etc.

The sale will be further boosted in 2023 by a 17-strong dispersal from Ashleigh Thoroughbreds, featuring a brother to G1-winning 2YO Captivant as well as weanlings by Ole Kirk, So You Think, Star Turn, Anders, King’s Legacy etc.

The Australian Broodmare Sale has been boosted by the addition of 12 mares to be offered unreserved by Bob and Sandra Peters, who are offering all their uncomplicated broodmares who failed to conceive or were not covered in 2022.

The Peters mares include Truly Special (the dam of G1 winner Truly Great), Paris Romance - a Redoute’s Choice mare who is the dam of Pure Devotion and Fine Romance - Western Jewel (dam of G1 Railway Stakes winner Western Empire), a Redoute’s Choice sister to Windstorm as well as Candyland, a Tavistock sister to G1 winners Werther and Toffee Tongue.

Inglis Bloodstock CEO Sebastian Hutch was excited about the star-studded entries already confirmed for what is going to be an enthralling Inglis Breeding Stock Sales Series.

“This will be the best catalogue we’ve ever assembled for the Chairman’s Sale, there’s no doubt about that,’’ Hutch said.

“We’re receiving extraordinary support across each of the breeding stock sales for which we are hugely grateful.

“There are still opportunities to be part of each of the sales but obviously in the case of the Chairman’s Sale, places in the main catalogue are limited.

“There will be a supplementary catalogue to the Chairman’s Sale but if you want to be part of the main catalogue, please get in touch with a member of the Inglis bloodstock team at your earliest convenience.

Entries for the Chairman’s Sale, Australian Weanling Sale, Australian Broodmare Sale, Great Southern Weanling Sale and Great Southern Broodmare Sale must close soon.

To discuss or submit an entry, contact a member of the Inglis bloodstock team or CLICK HERE.

 

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