Magic Millions in review: Mitsu steps in for $3.2 million filly, plus Barry Bowditch and Adrian Bott

2025-01-10

Join Bren O'Brien and Tim Rowe as they delve into the events of day four at the Magic Millions Yearling Sale on the Gold Coast. The session wrapped up with over $205 million spent, a $272,500 average, and an 82 per cent clearance rate. For the second consecutive day, a record was shattered with a filly by Home Affairs, out of Sunlight, fetching a $3.2 million, drawing attention from prominent international buyers. The acquisition by renowned Japanese trainer Mitsu Nakauchida underscores the...

Join Bren O'Brien and Tim Rowe as they delve into the events of day four at the Magic Millions Yearling Sale on the Gold Coast.

The session wrapped up with over $205 million spent, a $272,500 average, and an 82 per cent clearance rate. For the second consecutive day, a record was shattered with a filly by Home Affairs, out of Sunlight, fetching a $3.2 million, drawing attention from prominent international buyers.

The acquisition by renowned Japanese trainer Mitsu Nakauchida underscores the growing global interest in Australian breeding, highlighting the movement towards internationalisation within the industry.

With notable participation from buyers across the globe, including the UK and Japan, this year's sale sets a new standard in international engagement.

As Bren and Tim reflect on the successful event, they discuss the implications of these high-stakes purchases, the strategies behind acquiring top-tier yearlings, and the vibrant atmosphere that characterized this super session finale.

Tune in for interviews with Mitsu, Barry Bowditch and Adrian Bott and for a detailed analysis of the records set and the emerging trends shaping the future of thoroughbred sales.

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