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Fastnet Rock 3YOs headline latest Inglis Online catalogue.
A couple of Chris Waller-trained Group 2 winners headline what Inglis has termed 'one of the most diverse and strongest Inglis Digital catalogues ever offered'.
Coastwatch, who won the G2 Autumn Stakes (1400m) less than three months ago, and last year's G2 Skyline Stakes (1200m) winner O'president are among the 373 horses who can now be bid on via the Inglis digital platform.
Coastwatch, a gelded son of Fastnet Rock, was leading the way a few hours after the catalogue opened at $45,000 but his price tag should be significantly greater than that when the sale concludes on Wednesday.
In addition to his Autumn Stakes in, Coaswatch also won last year's G3 Ming Dynasty Stakes (1400m) the start before finishing third in the G1 Golden Rose (1400m).
He was also runner-up in last year's G2 Stan Fox Stakes (1500m) and the G3 Up & Coming Stakes (1300m).
O'President, who is also a gelded son of Fastnet Rock, is a last-start winner, having won at the transferred Tancred Stakes meeting run at Newcastle on March 28.
Starman (Zoustar) and Cape Breton (Vancouver), both three-time winners, are two other Waller-trained, Coolmore-part-owned three-year-olds in the catalogue.
Among the other lots up for grabs are Cerberus, a son of Dundeel who won last year's Listed Hill Smith Stakes (1800m), the Group-placed Estoril Park, five-time winner Gone Bye, Nakeeta Jane's three-quarter sister Layton Abbey, who is in-foal to Justify, and Mistress Of Doom, a three-quarter sister to Daysee Doom, who sold for $1.1m at Friday night's Chairman's Sale.
There is also a 15-strong Godolphin unreserved broodmare reduction which includes well-related mares in foal to the likes of Brazen Beau, Astern, Harry Angel, Territories, Kermadec, Impending, Earthlight, Microphone.
Coolmore and Swettenham also have collections of broodmares on offer while there are drafts from the likes of Gai Waterhouse and Adrian Bott, Ciaron Maher Racing, Segenhoe, Rosemont, Blue Gum Farm, Widden, Ballymore Stables, Matthew Dunn, Sledmere, Supreme.
