Hutch promoted to Inglis managing director as Webster prepares to hand over
Sebastian Hutch will succeed Mark Webster as managing director of Inglis in January, extending his responsibilities beyond the bloodstock business he has led since 2021.
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Magnier-purchased Frankel colt tops Tattersalls second day at 4 million guineas
MV Magnier and White Birch Farm paid 4 million guineas (AU$7.97 million) for the brother to Group 1 winner Ylang Ylang to top the second day of the Tattersalls October Yearling Sale at Newmarket.
Godolphin sets European yearling colt record with 4.6m-guinea Tattersalls purchase
A 4.6 million-guinea (AU$9.18 million) Night Of Thunder colt purchased by Godolphin at the Tattersalls October Yearling Sale set a new European yearling colt record.
Princess Zahra urges global breeders to preserve genetic diversity
Speaking a day after Daryz’s repeat Arc win, Princess Zahra delivered the keynote address at International Federation of Horseracing Authorities’ (IFHA) 60th conference and called on a comittment to breeding diversity and for racing leaders to show new fans the equine care that sits behind the sport.
Rowe On Monday – Next stop Flemington for Cunningham, the dash to Dubai and Marine One anticipation for Brown
In this week’s Rowe On Monday, Tim is back in the hotseat and chats to Phil Cunningham about star colt The Next Episode, looks ahead to the Dubai season and profiles a Western Australian stallion poised to make an immediate mark.
Epsom win a window back into Dubawi’s dominance
While his sons and grandsons are making the headlines, Dubawi delivered a timely reminder of his own legacy with his sixth Australian Group 1 winner, God’s Window, who elevated himself to elite level with a memorable Epsom win.
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Lady Of Camelot deal still on the table as date with Extreme Choice looms
Sir Owen Glenn remains hopeful of selling Golden Slipper winner Lady Of Camelot but if not, the star mare could be among a star-studded first book for Go Bloodstock’s multiple Group 1-winning stallion Sir Delius in 2027.
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ASIC raises syndicator limits but retains licence and disclosure rules
Horse racing syndicates can now raise up to $750,000 and accommodate up to 75 owners under a revamped ASIC regime, though regulators have retained strict licensing, disclosure, and governance obligations.
Run The Numbers – The elevated state of the global yearling market
With US$536 million spent across 12 sessions, the recently completed Keeneland September Sale was the highest-grossing yearling sale in history. Run The Numbers looks at whether it speaks only to the American market or reflects a broader global demand for elite bloodstock.
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Ichikawa finds his place on the other side in a move with a potential Golden lining
The Group 1 colts Yusuke Ichikawa now helps manage are a world away from most of the horses he rode during a decade-long career spent travelling to racetracks across NSW.
Magnier-purchased Frankel colt tops Tattersalls second day at 4 million guineas
MV Magnier and White Birch Farm paid 4 million guineas (AU$7.97 million) for the brother to Group 1 winner Ylang Ylang to top the second day of the Tattersalls October Yearling Sale at Newmarket.
Godolphin sets European yearling colt record with 4.6m-guinea Tattersalls purchase
A 4.6 million-guinea (AU$9.18 million) Night Of Thunder colt purchased by Godolphin at the Tattersalls October Yearling Sale set a new European yearling colt record.
Princess Zahra urges global breeders to preserve genetic diversity
Speaking a day after Daryz’s repeat Arc win, Princess Zahra delivered the keynote address at International Federation of Horseracing Authorities’ (IFHA) 60th conference and called on a comittment to breeding diversity and for racing leaders to show new fans the equine care that sits behind the sport.
Rowe On Monday – Next stop Flemington for Cunningham, the dash to Dubai and Marine One anticipation for Brown
In this week’s Rowe On Monday, Tim is back in the hotseat and chats to Phil Cunningham about star colt The Next Episode, looks ahead to the Dubai season and profiles a Western Australian stallion poised to make an immediate mark.
Epsom win a window back into Dubawi’s dominance
While his sons and grandsons are making the headlines, Dubawi delivered a timely reminder of his own legacy with his sixth Australian Group 1 winner, God’s Window, who elevated himself to elite level with a memorable Epsom win.
🔒 🔒 Lady Of Camelot deal still on the table as date with Extreme Choice looms
Sir Owen Glenn remains hopeful of selling Golden Slipper winner Lady Of Camelot but if not, the star mare could be among a star-studded first book for Go Bloodstock’s multiple Group 1-winning stallion Sir Delius in 2027.
🔒 🔒 ASIC raises syndicator limits but retains licence and disclosure rules
Horse racing syndicates can now raise up to $750,000 and accommodate up to 75 owners under a revamped ASIC regime, though regulators have retained strict licensing, disclosure, and governance obligations.
Run The Numbers – The elevated state of the global yearling market
With US$536 million spent across 12 sessions, the recently completed Keeneland September Sale was the highest-grossing yearling sale in history. Run The Numbers looks at whether it speaks only to the American market or reflects a broader global demand for elite bloodstock.
🔒 🔒 Ichikawa finds his place on the other side in a move with a potential Golden lining
The Group 1 colts Yusuke Ichikawa now helps manage are a world away from most of the horses he rode during a decade-long career spent travelling to racetracks across NSW.
