Catalogue Update - Lot 353 Karaka Book 1

Affinities between certain stallions is real and if you have a particular nick you like and are keen to find horses bred that way at Magic Millions this report will help you find what you are looking for.

The bloodstock world is a fickle place that is often hard to please and while Australian speed on speed has saturated the upper echelons of the market here for a long time, change is coming and that change starts with the racetrack and the winning post.

Leading the way for him is the Yulong bred Within The Law who has really looked the goods winning both of her starts for the Bjorn Baker stable; the Inglis Banner at Flemington and the Inglis Nursery at Randwick.

A spectacular day of Magic Millions showjumping and polo at Surfer’s Paradise on Sunday featured the Off the Track Cup for retired racehorses that qualified for the final through various events in Queensland, Melbourne and Sydney, which proved the best guide with first and second both coming out of the Summer Classic at Horsley Park in December.

The on-farm parades for the Auckland and Waikato vendors are scheduled to take place from Tuesday 7 January through to Friday 17 January.

Here is the full list of 63 stallions which had winners throughout Australasia today with winners and result details.

Unbeaten 3YO Private Harry (Harry Angel) stamped himself as a star on the rise with a scintillating win in the inaugural $3m Sunlight Plate (1100m) at the Sunshine Coast, defeating a stellar field including G1 Golden Slipper winner Lady Of Camelot and giving young trainer Nathan Doyle one of the biggest wins of his career.

We’re a week out from grand final day for Magic Millions horses and the 2YO and 3YO order of entry have been updated ahead of Tuesday’s all important barrier draw with feature two year-old winners last Saturday at the Sunshine Coast the big movers and history shows the seven day back up can be a big positive.

A long-standing breeding partnership has come up trumps again with a daughter of Ace High their latest success story.

Donna Logan will return to her old stomping ground of Ruakaka on Tuesday to resume her training career in New Zealand after plying her trade in Singapore for the last seven years.