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Final Inglis Digital sale of 2022 attracts 460 lots

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Breeding and racing prospects and a range of unreserved dispersals have been catalogued 

GREAT BARRIER REEF running in the Fujitsu General Canonbury Stks Picture: Martin King / Sportpix

A total of 460 lots have been catalogued for the final Inglis Digital sale of the year and includes breeding and racing prospects as well as a range of unreserved dispersals. 

The catalogue comprises 290 racehorses (132 race filles), 66 broodmares, 50 racehorse shares, 33 yearlings and 21 unbroken lots.

Due to the increased size of the catalogue, the final countdown of bidding has been brought forward two hours and will begin from 10am Wednesday December 14.

Included in the catalogue is broodmare Set Goals (Snitzel), who is being sold in foal to Maurice (Screen Hero). The seven-year-old mare is out of a three-quarter sister to The Broken Shore (Hussonet), dam of multiple Group 1 winner Shoals (Fastnet Rock) and stakes winner and Group 1 placed gelding Groundswell (Fastnet Rock). 

Great Barrier Reef (I Am Invincible) – offered by Coolmore in conjunction with Chris Waller Racing – is lot catalogued for the sale. 

Hesket Bloodstock has an unreserved draft of 18 racehorses (colts and geldings) and race fillies, the Alan Cardy Estate Dispersal of 16 unreserved racehorses includes the likes of stakes winner Irish Songs while Verimli headlines five unreserved offerings from Hudson Conway.

Turangga Farm meanwhile will offer seven paddock-reared yearlings, which John and Stuart Ramsay are offering ahead of the 2023 yearling sales due to a shortage of staff and added costs associated with presenting at the yearling sales.

"Buyers and clients will have the opportunity to purchase sound, well-grown young horses that are ready to be broken in and I'm confident they are all going to make beautiful racehorses,'' John Ramsay said.

"If anybody wants to inspect them on the farm in the next five days ahead of the sale, just give me a call.''

Click here to view the catalogue