The top lot at the 20019 Inglis Australian Easter Yearling Sale when sold for $2.8million, Snitzel colt Mount Fuji will be heading to a new home in Queensland after being sold in the Inglis Digital August (Early) Sale for $75,000.
Bought as a yearling by respected bloodstock agent James Harron and raced by a big syndicate of investors, Mount Fuji failed to deliver on the early potential he showed with a wind issue not helping his cause.
Trained by Peter and Paul Snowden, Mount Fuji finished third in his most recent run in a three year-old maiden on the Kensington track on July 28.
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He was bought by Gold Coast trainer Gillian Heinrich, so will no doubt do his future campaigning in Queensland where he may find the company a little easier.
The Inglis Digital Sales have provided a great opportunity for trainers to purchase well bred, fully educated horses that are ready to race on with none of the risk and wait time associated with buying a yearling.
All health issues are fully disclosed and buyers go in with eyes open as to a horses real ability and potential problems, likewise the ‘dream factor’ of possibly buying a future champion is also removed which results in the discounted price.
