Inglis Preview Magazine Now Online

Media Release - Tuesday December 3

Inglis is thrilled to unveil its annual Preview Magazine ahead of the highly anticipated 2025 sales season.

This year’s publication features stories from respected industry personnel such as Ray Thomas, Andrew Rule, Bruce Clark, Trevor Marshallsea, Jess Owers, Tim Rowe, Glen Latham, Bren O’Brien, Michael Cox, Kristen Manning, Jill Williams, Tom Reilly and the Sydney Morning Herald’s senior sportswriter Iain Payten.

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Among the stories are features on the self-described “brash American’’ John Stewart, Yulong and its future plans, the increased use of technology and data in the racing industry, Peter O’Brien’s path to Segenhoe, what Brendan and Jo Lindsay have done with Cambridge Stud, Henry Field’s rise to the top as well as stories on the National Pony Racing Series, Bella Nipotina, reflections on the day the Pierro x Winx filly sold for $10m at Inglis Easter this year, Inglis Digital USA, the Inglis Xtra Bonus Series and Pink Bonus Series and Inglis’ extraordinary domination of Hong Kong racing.

There is also a selection of the best Easter Sale pedigrees ahead of next year’s sale, prior to the final catalogue being announced in January.

To view the 2025 Inglis Preview Magazine CLICK HERE.

To request a copy of the magazine email catalogue@inglis.com.au or call Inglis’ Sydney office on +61 2 9399 7999.

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