Easter

from 2024 Inglis Yearling Sales Series

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“ FANTASTIC. What a result. EASTER IS WHERE YOU BRING QUALITY and in one word, that’s how you describe this filly. [EASTER] WAS THE OBVIOUS CHOICE. We’ve been very fortunate, it’s all lined up, we’re all very proud.”

Rob Petith, Silverdale Farm, who sold 8 yearlings for $4,950,000, including the sale-topping The Autumn Sun x Via Africa filly for $1,800,000

“It’s the quality of the physical as well as the pedigree together, that’s why MR ZHANG WANTED TO REALLY GO STRONG HERE. HE SEES IT AS THE BEST OF THE BEST HERE, he knows it’s quality.”

Sam Fairgray, Yulong, purchasers of 25 yearlings to the value of over $12.1m

“To be perfectly honest I was worried about the middle and particularly the bottom end but I’ve been extremely surprised at the strength of it. We had about 10 horses in the bracket and we were worried but they’ve all sold. IT’S A CREDIT TO INGLIS’ TO GET THE DIVERSE BUYING BENCH THAT’S NEEDED, NOT JUST AT THE TOP END BUT RIGHT ACROSS THE BOARD AND THAT’S BEEN A HUGE HELP FOR US AS VENDORS.”

$1,952,550 in turnover in 2023

“IT’S REALLY QUITE PHENOMENAL that he’s sold for $200,000 today. We were thinking he could make his $60,000-$80,000, we certainly didn’t anticipate him ending where he did, that’s for sure. I reckon THERE WERE EIGHT OR NINE DIFFERENT BIDDERS ON HIM IN THE RING and we never try to pick the last bid when it comes to reserves, but we’re delighted. WE BROUGHT SIX HERE AND SOLD ALL SIX SO WE’RE REALLY HAPPY.’’

100 Individual Listed Buyers

133 Yearlings Sold

Second Highest Lot Ever at HTBA $280,000

$100 from every entry fee and 1.5% of commission from the sale is donated to the Hunter Thoroughbred Breeders Association which promotes research, education and employment within the thoroughbred industry