In our first instalment of 'Value Sires' TTR AusNZ has canvassed Louis Mihalyka of Laurel Oak Bloodstock (FBAA), Yarraman Park's Director Harry Mitchell and Group 1-winning trainer John O'Shea to gauge their perceptions of value amidst the recently unveiled stallion fees across Australasia.


Value Sires Part 1: Hellbent proves popular 

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Exceptional broodmare Parmalove (Snitzel), claimed the spotlight at Wednesday evening's Inglis Digital Sale, fetching an impressive $730,000 and finding a new home at Walnut Farm. Offered by Gus and Bianca Wigley's Inglewood Stud, the sale marked a bittersweet moment for Gus Wigley, who acknowledged it as a logical decision.

Inglis Digital: Parmalove makes $730,000 as Wigley admits bittersweet sale

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Bred by Ian and Linda Duckworth of Fairview Park, Megastar Heart (Star Turn) was sold by their operation at the 2023 Inglis Classic Yearling Sale. Finding his way to New Zealand under the care of Kit Brooks' KB Bloodstock, the colt was secured for $825,000. On Wednesday at Randwick-Kensington, he showcased his talent by breaking his maiden.

Midweek racing: success for $825,000 Ready To Race purchase Megastar Heart

Inglis Digital

It was a big day for a small team, the Mornington based trainer Jason Warren enjoying one of his best afternoons at the track when saddling up the G1 Goodwood winner Benedetta (Hellbent) and the G3 David Coles AM S. winner Flyer (Exceedance) at Morphettville last Saturday.

Small team, big day for quiet achiever Jason Warren

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