Straight Talk – Live from Inglis: Sebastian Hutch’s thoughts ahead of the Inglis Premier Sale
In this episode, Bren and Tim have live coverage from the Inglis Premier Yearling Sale in Melbourne featuring an interview with Inglis Bloodstock CEO Sebastian Hutch.
Welcome to the latest edition of Straight Talk with Bren O’Brien and Tim Rowe from The Straight, brought to you by our sponsors Inglis and Darley.
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In this episode, Bren and Tim have live coverage from the Inglis Premier Yearling Sale in Melbourne featuring an interview with Inglis Bloodstock CEO Sebastian Hutch.
Hutch discusses market confidence, international demand, and the quality of yearlings on offer.
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The episode highlights the hands-on role of bloodstock teams, the importance of local buyers and trainers, and hopes for higher gross and clearance rates across the sale.
All that and more, right here on Straight Talk — brought to you by Inglis and Darley.
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