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From gavel to gate: Robertson returns to his roots
After commanding the rostrum at Inglis and traveling the globe with Godolphin Flying Start, popular young auctioneer Angus Robertson is trading the city lights for the rolling hills of Scone. By balancing a contract auctioneering career with the "custodianship" of his family’s historic cattle farm, he’s charting a bold new course to weave a Thoroughbred legacy into his five-generation farming heritage.
February 4th 2026
Trial report: Lilac and Angel Capital shape up ahead of carnival returns
Several stars from the Waller camp put the final polish on their autumn preparations at Warwick Farm on Tuesday morning, while a pair of Farnan fillies put in eye-catching performances in the juvenile heats.
February 4th 2026
Pedigree Boosters: Inglis Classic Yearling Sale
Ahead of the 2026 Inglis Classic Yearling Sale, we have identified three yearlings whose pedigrees have received substantial black-type updates over the past couple of months, potentially increasing their value and certainly enhancing their profile.
February 4th 2026
Hidrix delivers a timely reminder on million-dollar yearlings
From the moment Hidrix made $1.7 million at the Inglis Easter Yearling Sale, expectation followed. That is the reality for horses bought at the very top of the market, where timelines are compressed and patience is rare. His Canonbury Stakes win provides an early reference point in assessing how the million-dollar cohort is tracking.
February 3rd 2026
What does a debut winner tell us about Japanese investment in Australia?
From debut brilliance to sales ring momentum, the Eagle Farm success of Satomi reflects the expanding role of Japanese investment in Australian racing, moving beyond elite broodmares into a deeper engagement with the local racing market.
February 3rd 2026
Buy of the Weekend: An organic beginning for an Ole Kirk colt with upside
A debut winner by Ole Kirk, one of Australia’s hottest young stallions, Ole Go made a compelling case as a Buy of the Weekend at Morphettville on Saturday. Trained patiently by Michael Hickmott, the colt combines natural speed, pedigree depth and potential upside.
February 3rd 2026
Hong Kong review: Classic Mile winner adds fresh momentum to Toronado’s sale season
Toronado added his second Listed Classic Mile winner in Hong Kong on Sunday through Little Paradise, reinforcing his growing influence at Sha Tin. With seven yearlings catalogued for the Inglis Classic - the same sale Little Paradise was sourced from - the result will be particularly welcomed by vendors preparing to offer 38 Toronado yearlings at Premier. Trainer John Size began his march to the top with a treble including a debutant by Shamus Award.
February 3rd 2026
Pedigree Boosters: Inglis Classic Yearling Sale
Ahead of the 2026 Inglis Classic Yearling Sale, we have identified three yearlings whose pedigrees have received substantial black-type updates over the past couple of months, potentially increasing their value and certainly enhancing their profile.
February 3rd 2026
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