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Timely Updates – Magic Millions

Tara Madgwick - Monday December 18

As we get closer to the yearling sales vendors have their eyes on the prize and while they can control everything to do with the physical preparation of the horse, it’s pedigree and the possibility of a timely stakes update is in the lap of the gods and for some of them the cards fell the right way last week.

Move to Strike was an impressive debut winner in New Zealand for Te Akau - read about him here.

Magic Millions produced some interesting updates with siblings to new stakes-winners Far Too Easy and Abounding entered along with a half-brother to newsmaking I Am Invincible 2YO colt Move to Strike.

Magic Millions

Lot 969 Colt by All Too Hard Baramul Stud

 FAR TOO EASY (All Too Hard x Mnemonic) 1st Eagle Farm Dec 16 Ascot Green Lough Neagh Stakes (LR)

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Lot 1443 Colt by Russian Camelot Telemon Thoroughbreds

 ABOUNDING (Rich Enuff x Transonic) 1st Eagle Farm Dec 16 Channel 7 Gold Edition Plate (LR)

 

Lot 806 Colt by Ardrossan Waikato Stud

Kirikan (Tivaci x Jammu) 2nd Eagle Farm Dec 16 Ladbrokes Grand Prix Stakes (Gr3)

 

Lot 1305 Colt by Encryption Eureka Stud

 Show Me Mercy (Astern x Pardon) 3rd Eagle Farm Dec 16 Channel 7 Gold Edition Plate (LR)

 

Lot 1367 Colt by Encryption Eureka Stud

 Avone (Spirit Of Boom x Sarisara) 2nd Eagle Farm Dec 16 Channel 7 Gold Edition Plate (LR)

 

Lot 335 Filly by I Am Invincible Widden Stud

Zouphoria (Zoustar x Vezalay) 1st Randwick Dec 16 Kia Ora Prague (Bm78)

 

Lot 561 Filly by Ole Kirk North

Ginger 'N' Pink (Zoustar x Dancers) 1st Caulfield Dec 16 Neds Supersized Saturday (Bm70)

 

Lot 1008 Colt by Zoustar Westbury Stud

 Move To Strike (I Am Invincible x No Evidence Needed) 1st Te Rapa Dec 16 ICIB Brokerweb 2yo

 

Lot 515 Filly by Capitalist Newgate Farm

 Unconquerable (I Am Invincible x Champagne Cath) 1st Caulfield Dec 14 Become An MRC Member Mdn Plate

 

Lot 168 Filly by Graff Amarina Farm

 Royal Merchant (Merchant Navy x Seventhchic) 1st Wyong Dec 13 Magic Millions Wyong 3yo & 4yo Stakes

 

 

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