Best known for having raised and sold dual Group I winner Albert the Fat,
Rheinwood starred during the second session when their Fastnet Rock colt (pictured) from
So Funny made $340,000 to the bid of BC3Thoroughbreds/ David Hayes Racing,
while their second best seller, a filly by Fastnet Rock from Thisideup will
also be going to David Hayes, who snapped her up for $165,000.Victorian owner/breeder Gerry Ryan's Limerick Lane Thoroughbreds were next on the list, their best result coming with a Redoute's Choice colt from stakes-placed Chausson Dore (IRE) that made $200,000 when knocked down to Griffiths Trading.
Leading Vendors by Average (3 or more sold)
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|
Vendor |
Sold |
Aggregate |
Average |
|
Rheinwood Pastoral Co, Mittagong, NSW |
3 |
557,000 |
185,667 |
|
Limerick Lane Thoroughbreds, Mangalore |
3 |
430,000 |
143,333 |
|
Musk Creek Farm, Flinders |
5 |
715,000 |
143,000 |
|
Kia-Ora Stud, Scone, NSW |
12 |
1,313,000 |
109,417 |
|
Mill Park, Meningie, SA |
8 |
869,500 |
108,688 |
|
Tyreel Stud, Agnes Banks, NSW |
8 |
840,000 |
105,000 |
|
Grange Thoroughbreds, Arcadia |
6 |
612,500 |
102,083 |
|
Makybe, Gnarwarre |
20 |
1,987,500 |
99,375 |
|
Shadow Glen, Modewarre |
3 |
298,000 |
99,333 |
|
Yallambee Stud, Romsey |
20 |
1,942,500 |
97,125 |
The leading vendor by aggregate was Eliza Park, who sold 35 yearlings for $2,229,000.
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