Magic Millions

An exciting catalogue featuring 87 lots has been compiled for the Magic Millions Digital (3-8 July) Sale, headlined by the multiple Group-placed mare Earthstorm. Offered as a racing and breeding prospect, as a juvenile Earthstorm (Lot 35) was runner-up in the Group 2 Karrakatta Plate when beaten by the red-hot Bustling. She also placed in the Group 3 Gimcrack Stakes as a two-year-old.

Bidding is now open for the Magic Millions Digital (12-17 June) Sale with good opportunities across the board – from racehorses to racefillies, shares, weanlings and yearlings, broodmares as well as a stallion on offer.

The final live Magic Millions auctions of the season, for yearlings and weanlings in Western Australia, will present buyers with great opportunities in less than a fortnight. The Swan Valley Sales Complex comes alive on Sunday, 21 June with a wonderful line up of youngsters to go under the hammer from 12pm (Perth time) comprising the Perth Winter Yearling and Weanling Sales.

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The thirst for quality stakes winners off the track continued at the Magic Millions Digital (29 May-4 June) Sale which concluded with record results with the sale the best in the history of the selling platform. Group One winner Vibrant Sun and Perth stakes winner Toropa led the way when selling for $465,000 and $360,000 respectively, while unreserved drafts from the Geisel Park Stud Dispersal and Hesket Thoroughbreds Reduction also proved popular.

A colt by Extreme Choice topped Day Two of the 2026 Magic Millions National Sale on the Gold Coast on Tuesday helping to bring down the curtain on a successful two weeks of sales. Presented as Lot 1077 in the Newgate Farm draft, the colt from the imported stakes winning Awesome Again mare Coco As in Chanel sold for $400,000. Michael Freedman, Darby Racing and Andrew Williams joined together to secure the colt who is a full brother to this year’s Sydney winner Pimlico.

A cracking son of classy international sire Lope de Vega topped Day One of the Magic Millions National Yearling Sale on the Gold Coast. Bred by one of Ireland’s most successful stud farms and the home of his sire, the Lope de Vega colt attracted intense interest when offered as Lot 913. When the gavel fell it was KPW Bloodstock, bidding on behalf of leading owners Ron and Judi Wanless, who secured the youngster for $600,000.

Bidding is now open for the Magic Millions Digital (29 May-4 June) Sale with 105 lots catalogued, making this sale the platform’s largest to date. Featured in the sale is the Geisel Park Stud Unreserved Dispersal with 60 lots including racehorses and fillies (9), shares (4), weanlings (15), yearlings (9) and broodmares (23).

Group performed mare Miss Hellfire, in foal to world class sire Extreme Choice, was the headline act on the second and final day of the 2026 Magic Millions National Broodmare Sale at the Gold Coast. The Hellbent mare, who was presented at the sale as Lot 607 as part of the Newgate Consignment, was purchased by China based buyer Sheng Geng for $2.05 million. Miss Hellfire was one of three lots on the day to sell for over $1 million helping push figures across the two day sale to over $67 million.