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Japanese owner Katsumi Yoshida has paid $1.5 million for Group One winner Silent Sedition
Prominent Japanese owner Katsumi Yoshida has paid $1.5 million for Group One winner Silent Sedition at the National Broodmare Sale.
The William Reid Stakes winner is the third mare to fetch more than $1 million on the opening day of the Magic Millions sale.
Bloodstock agent Dean Hawthorne has snared the other two, paying $1.4 million for 2015 Schweppes Oaks winner Abbey Marie and $1.7 million for Group One-placed Omei Sword.
Triple Group One winner Jameka is scheduled for sale late on Tuesday and is predicted to be the sale topper.
The broodmare sale goes until Thursday.
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