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Stunning Results at Inglis Cranbourne Breeze Ups

Media Release - Friday September 14

The strength of the Inglis Ready2Race catalogue was on show at Cranbourne today as 39 of the 59 lots to breeze broke 11 seconds.

Not a Single Doubt sired the quickest breeze-upLot 12 (Not A Single Doubt x Allblack Lass) for Lauriston Thoroughbreds topped a professional and well-educated bunch of juveniles, breezing in 10.31secs.

The colt  was just ahead of the Kane Harris duo of Lot 136 (Sepoy x Quiet Life) and Lot 142 (Starcraft x River Express), who breezed in 10.33secs.

James O'Brien of Lauriston Thoroughbreds described his Not A Single Doubt colt as "an absolute professional''.

"He's thrived throughout the preparation and just loves being a racehorse,'' O'Brien said.

"We were really happy with his breeze today and we're looking forward to offering him at the Ready2Race Sale next month.''

The times for all of today's breeze ups are available atinglis.com.auand the Inglis iPad app.

The Inglis breeze ups head across the Tasman on Monday (Sept 17) when Taupo hosts the New Zealand session from 12pm.

Action then moves to Sydney on Friday (Sept 21) when Warwick Farm hosts 100 juveniles breezing up from 10am.

The Inglis Ready2Race Sale is being held at Riverside Stables on Monday October 15.

It will be preceded by inspections days on Friday, Saturday and Sunday October 12-14, as well as a brunch at Riverside Stables for all interested participants on the morning of Friday October 12.

To view the Ready2Race catalogue,CLICK HERE.



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