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The Inglis Australian Easter Yearling Sale has long been touted as a benchmark event in the global Thoroughbred industry, renowned for its prestigious pedigrees, outstanding types, and brilliant racetrack results. An analysis of the past five editions reveals that the growth at this sale hasn’t just been at the top end, showing an intriguing insight into the evolving dynamics of this sale, and the health of the market.

Across the board increases: Analysis of the 2025 Inglis Australian Easter Yearling Sale

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What if the answer to racing’s perception challenge is an open gate?
This November, Australia and New Zealand will launch the pilot event for National Thoroughbred Week, a major volunteer-led initiative uniting the industry to open its doors, educate the public, and reconnect people with the beating heart of the sport: the horse.

Opening stable doors: How National Thoroughbred Week aims to redefine racing’s public image

It was a big Wednesday for the young guns; the momentum behind first season sire Farnan is unstoppable as he chalked up his eighth individual winner, and second season sire Pierata scored an interstate metropolitan double. In Melbourne, renowned juvenile conditioners Lindsay Park added a 14th individual 2-year-old winner for the season, with Warrior Smile breaking through at Sandown.

Good fortune favours Farnan as another juvenile burns up track on Wednesday

In a major breakthrough for racehorse welfare, a research team at University College Dublin have isolated a series of genes that indicate a horse is three times more likely than average to become a roarer. Professors Emmeline Hill and Lisa Katz spoke to The Thoroughbred Report about what this could mean for the future of managing this performance-limiting disease.

Exciting research paves the way for a genetic test for roaring

Coleman tops Inglis Digital

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