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4/8/13

Here is a link to the Auction online

 
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4/8/13

WOW!!!   He's wonderful!   The video is beautiful!  TY!!!
 
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4/8/13

Had to watch it again, the video is so beautifully done.  And omg they have a beautiful colt.
 
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4/8/13

Yes he is beautiful and such a great video, I love his walk and look. 
 
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4/9/13

Caviar's brother fetches $5 million

http://www.racingvictoria.net.au/news/rvl/n_Caviars_brother_fetches_5_million.aspx

Black Caviar’s half-brother fetched a record figure at today’s Inglis Sale in Sydney
Honours on Day 1 of Australia’s most prestigious yearling sale went to Victoria thanks to a history-making colt who brought an Australasian record $5 million.

The son of Redoute’s Choice and Helsinge, which makes him a half-brother to world champion sprinter Black Caviar, was knocked down to Victorian-based BC3 Thoroughbreds.

Bred by the astute Rick Jamieson, principal of Gilgai Farm, and sold under the banner of Three Bridges Thoroughbreds the colt who went through as Lot 131 stole the limelight and the heart of BC3 head buyer John Brocklebank.

 
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4/9/13

What a gorgeous colt!  And an excellent video presentation.
 
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4/9/13

I know talk about presenting and selling your yearling wow. Of course they were rewarded with the highest sale price for a yearling in Australia of $5,000,000. He was purchased by the group that owns BC and her siblings.
 
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4/9/13

Worth every penny.
 
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4/9/13

Yes!
 
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4/10/13

Second day of Inglis Easter Sale of yearlings was strong a second record breaking price was paid for a Fastnet Rock colt

Inglis Easter yearling sale: Fastnet Rock colt paces continued strong trade

Led by another superlative session topper, Wednesday’s trade at the Inglis Easter yearling sale continued the strong momentum established during the opening session, as the select auction held in Sydney, Australia wrapped up its second of three sessions with two-day totals well above last year’s sale.

A colt by Fastnet Rock sold for about $4.22 million ($4 million Australian currency), the second-highest price paid for a yearling in Australian auction history. The price trails only the record $5 million Australian price established during the opening session by a Redoute’s Choice half-brother to Horse of the Year Black Caviar. The previous record of $3 million Australian was set by horses at prior Inglis Easter sales in 2006 and 2007.

http://www.drf.com/news/inglis-easter-yearling-sale-fastnet-rock-colt-paces-continued-strong-trade


 
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