Magic Millions Digital Sale Opens

Bidding is underway for the latest Magic Millions Digital Sale, with nearly 90 per cent of the catalogue offered without reserve and a broad mix of racehorses, fillies, shares, yearlings and broodmares available before selling closes from noon AEST next Wednesday. According to magicmillions.com.au, vendors include Alma Vale Thoroughbreds, Archibald Racing, Bombora Bloodstock, Bowness Stud, Gollan Racing, Hawkes Racing, Portelli Racing, Proven Thoroughbreds and S J Wolfe Racing Stables, with the catalogue again structured to give buyers access to stock ranging from current racehorses to longer-term breeding prospects. Secret Hell, a five-year-old son of Hellbent offered by Dabernig Racing, is among the early racehorse highlights after placing in three of his past five starts, while four-year-old Elnajeeb is also likely to attract interest after a consistent sequence that included a Doomben placing and a fourth at Eagle Farm two runs ago. Tony Gollan has three additional offerings in Dad's Rules, Iamahero and Je Suis Boom, all unraced geldings that have trialled and are being offered unreserved. Karnup Queen provides one of the more appealing options among the race fillies, bringing three wins and recent Lark Hill trial form, while the sale also includes 16 racehorse shares, including a 10 per cent interest in Rebel Shield and two five per cent shares in Cartier Glow. The latter has placed in three of his four starts and has been beaten less than a length on each occasion, underlining the platform's growing role in offering buyers access to horses already showing racecourse ability. The catalogue is completed by two yearling colts by Farnan and Artorius and 11 broodmares, including Another Beauty, a half-sister to Quokka winner and $2.8 million earner Jokers Grin, while Broadmarsh Stud contributes a 15-strong unreserved Tasmanian draft. Magic Millions Digital continues to expand the company's online footprint by placing a wide cross-section of stock in front of buyers without the logistical demands of a traditional live sale, and the latest catalogue again emphasises volume, accessibility and a high proportion of unreserved offerings.