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PROGENY of stallions linked directly to Oaklands Stud were keenly sought at the first QTIS 600 yearlings on the Gold Coast in March.
Resident sires Break The Vault, Ferocity and Pure Theatre and former sire Iglesia had 44 of their offspring change hands as buyers literally tripped over themselves to secure a purchase.
The 44 youngsters sold for an aggregate of $820,500 at an average of $18,647.
They sold up to $75,000 when Queenslander Daniel Saab won the bidding battle to buy the half-sister to Earnshaw from Marscay’s handy daughter Klokka.
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| Ferocity |
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Queensland buyer Daniel Saab paid the most for a Ferocity when he stopped the bidding on Klokka’s daughter at $75,000 (Lot 394)
Saab’s purchase was one of three Ferocity’s to fetch $38,000 or more. Charles Roy Bloodstock secured a filly from the multiple winner Jerash (Lot 375) for $38,000 and Russell Pastoral Company parted with $56,000 for Lot 155, a colt from Trisdiva.
Complete Ferocity yearling sale results – Lot 393 Ferocity-Kiss n’ a Shilling – purchased by Aquanita Racing $30,000; Lot 14 Ferocity-Paris Blues – purchased by Patrick Rosel $22,000; Lot 298 Ferocity-Decent Girl – purchased by McLachlan Place Racing Stables $22,000; Lot 200 Ferocity-Amarach – purchased by Simon Hunter $20,000; Lot 220 Ferocity-Baraness – purchased by Magic Millions Agent, New Zealand $15,000; Lot 225 Ferocity-Beesem- purchased by RL &CE Mason $14,000; Lot 234 Ferocity-Bird Power – purchased by Alan & John Parry $11,000; Lot 73 Ferocity-Saharien – purchased by William R Boys $7,500; Lot 34 Ferocity-Precious Lass – purchased by PLDP Lawlor $7,000; Lot 39 Ferocvity-Princess Tatsuta – purchased by William R Boys $7,000; Lot 406 Ferocity-La Faberge- purchased by Brian J Ashe $7,000; Lot 144 Ferocity-Tennessee Swing-purchased by CJ Cocks $5,000.
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| Break The Vault |
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Break The Vault (Redoute’s Choice- Lady Giselle-Nureyev USA) was considered a star in the making when he raced for the John Hawkes stable. He won his first four starts, including a stakes event.
Buyers paid up to $20,000 for his progeny.
The Gollan Racing Trust was the highest bidder when it bought Temple Top’s daughter from the Eureka Thoroughbreds draft.
In all nine Break The Vault yearlings changed ownership for $94,500. The average was $10,500.
Complete Break The Vault yearling sale results– Lot 312 Break The Vault-English Twilight- purchased by Col Oakley; Lot 40 Break The Vault-Prunotto- purchased by Magic Millions as agent $15,000; Lot 122 Break The Vault-Strong Of Heart-purchased by Damon John Plaza; Lot 212 Break The Vault-Auchtric-purchased by Brian Beven, $14,000; Lot 433 Break The Vault-Mayletto Rose-purchased by Toowoomba Tile Warehouse $5,000; Lot 453 Break The Vault-Morning Lover-purchased by Cheryl Williams $4,000; Lot 218 Break The Vault-Bahamian Breeze-purchased by Magic Millions as Agent $3,000; Lot 386 Break The Vault-Kersail-purchased by William R Boys $2,500.
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A New Zealand purchaser has taken home a yearling by Pure Theatre.
Terri Rae went to $8000 to buy the colt from Ceptor Smile by the Caulfield Guineas [placegetter Pure Theatre (Nureyev USA-A Goodlookin’ Broad USA-Broad Brush USA).
Rae was the only international buyer of the Pure Theatre stock at the sale.
Others by Pure Theatre were sold to Magic Millions as agent (lot 231) for $8000, Daniel Saab (Lot 297) for $7500 and Ross Hassam (Lot 254 ($4000).
The four Pure Theatre youngsters to sell averaged $6875 on a total outlay of $27,500.
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GROUP 1 stallion Iglesia, a former resident sire at Oaklands Stud, was not forgotten by QTIS 600 buyers on the Gold Coast.
Iglesia (Last Tycoon Ire-Yodells-Marscay) was immensely popular with his 16 yearlings selling for $362,000 for an average return of $22,625.
Iglesia, sire of G1 winner Nova Star and the highly talented stakeswinners Written Tycoon, Foolish and Diamondsonside, has buyers paying up to $40,000 for his offspring.
Gold Coast trainer Helen Page matched Noel Fuller for the highest bid.
Page bought a bay colt from But One Regret (Lot 248) while Fuller took home the Cultured Pearl colt (Lot 289).
Page underlined her liking for the Iglesia stock by buying there others. She paid $9000 for Lot 339, a filly from French Treasure, $14,000 for Honour Role’s colt (Lot 367) and $20,000 for the sister to Group 1 placegetter Tripitz from Forever Glory (Lot 335).
Complete Iglesia yearling sale results – Lot 153 Iglesia-Tornato Lass-purchased by Debbie Hansen $33,000; Lot 252 Iglesia-Can She Can Can- purchased by Barry Baldwin $30,000; Lot 361 Iglesia-Half Blue-purchased by Chris Casey $28,000; Lot 62 Iglesia-Rose Of Roses-purchased by Australian Bloodstock $24,000; Lot 166 Iglesia-Victory Grove-purchased by Jeffrey & Pamela Mair $20,000; Lot 464 Iglesia-Nik Nak Noee-purchased by Pat Duff $20,000; Lot 342 Iglesia-Gai purchased by Magic Millions Agent $18,000; Lot 68 Iglesia-Runaway Babe purchased by Peter Overell $15,000; Lot 48 Iglesia-Rapturous-purchased by Equine Edge Bowen $12,000; Lot 176 Iglesia-Whindsa-purchased by Symphony Lodge $9000.
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