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Clearance, broad engagement key factors for Inglis Classic Yearling Sale
Inglis heads into Sunday’s Classic Yearling Sale on the back of a steady start to the yearling season, with clearance rates and buyer engagement pointing to another competitive sale. Chief executive Sebastian Hutch says conditions feel much the same as last year.
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Straight Talk – Classic Sale preview: Inglis and the Middle‑Market Test
In this episode, Bren and Tim preview the Inglis Classic sale with Sebastian Hutch, reflect on Magic Millions and Karaka, and examine the strength of the middle market for yearlings.
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Frankie Dettori brought his 40-year riding career to an end with a Grade 1 success on his final day in the saddle. The most prominent global jockey of the past half-century had elite success in 17 different countries, but famously never in Australia. Run The Numbers digs into his remarkable career.
Rowe On Monday – Vorster embraces a new chapter, autumn firepower aplenty for B2B Thoroughbreds, no way back for Macau
In this week’s Rowe On Monday, former jockey Barend Vorster joins Racing SA, Hidrix provides a perfect autumn scene-setter for B2B Thoroughbreds and an ex-Macau trainer laments racing’s demise in the Asian casino capital.
Why Messara sees Danehill echoes in Arrowfield newcomer Lead Artist
Arrowfield has secured Lockinge Stakes winner Lead Artist for stud duties 2026, with John Messara backing the Dubawi stallion for his “pre-potency” and elite pedigree, leading him to make comparisons between the Group 1 winner and Danehill.
