With plenty of six-figure weanlings finding new homes, pin-hookers and those looking for racing prospects were out in force, which saw strong action at the top end. Still, fortune favoured the buyers as they found plenty of value across a challenging market for vendors.

It's a clear buyers' market, but the best lots still spark fierce bidding

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Dorrington Farm may no longer exist by name, but the success story that is Robert Crabtree as a breeder continues, highlighted by a big result on day one of the Inglis Australian Weanling Sale.


Record-breaking $650,000 filly a dream start for new partnership

Coolmore

Every day of the sale, TTR AusNZ will uncover a ‘value buy’ - an opportunity that has been snapped up. 


Value Buy: A Stay Inside love affair

Ciaron Maher

Dundeel’s first Group 1-winning filly Femminile was part of a run of fillies for breeder Simon Delzoppo, who stayed in her ownership to help get her sold as a yearling. Connections have a decision to make on if she stays in the Magic Millions Broodmare Sale, or continue racing under the same ownership.

Will Femminile sell or will she head to the Queensland Oaks?

Yulong

John Size will contemplate taking his G3 Queen Mother Memorial Cup winner to the G1 Champions & Chater Cup over the same distance at the end of May. A double for Tony Cruz bought up his 2500th win in Hong Kong as a jockey and trainer combined, while the consistent Hong Lok Golf will likely be set for Group targets. 

Hong Kong report: Group 1s beckon Bundle Award after Memorial Cup victory

Magic Millions

The blue march continued on Sunday with Godolphin collecting their fourth Classic victory as Desert Flower won the G1 1000 Guineas in England. They’d already won the G1 2000 Guineas on the same turf with Ruling Court, and both the Kentucky Oaks and Kentucky Derby in America. 

International news: Godolphin again! Night Of Thunder’s Desert Flower captures the English 1000 Guineas

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Aerodrome continued his unbeaten streak with a dominant performance in the Clarendon Stakes at Hawkesbury on Saturday. The tough on-pace win in fast time has solidified his potential, and he's now a horse to watch as he progresses through tougher tests.

Sectionally Speaking: Aerodrome keeps unbeaten record intact at Hawkesbury

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