Group 3 placegetter Butter Blonde has topped the Inglis Digital May (Early) Online Sale, selling for $350,000 to Twin Hills Stud.
The Ottawa Stakes placegetter was offered in foal to exciting young sire Home Affairs and proved the standout lot on the second day of the sale, which featured a strong broodmare contingent.
Presented by Merricks Station, the three-time winning daughter of Choisir boasts an impressive pedigree, being a half-sister to Group 1 winner Ulanova and hailing from the family of Dame Giselle and Ballet Society.
Another highlight was Bubba’s Bay, a tough and consistent mare who has won 11 races for trainer Kris Lees, selling for $185,000 to CB Racing.
The six-year-old dual stakes winner had been a reliable performer, although she was coming off a bleeding episode at her most recent start.
Godolphin mare Kinsachi also attracted strong interest, selling for $175,000 to Boomer Bloodstock.
A Listed winner of the Nudgee Stakes and already the dam of a stakes winner in Kin, she was offered in foal to Anamoe and is a half-sister to Group 3 winner Aichi.
Paul Moroney secured Medaglia D’Oro mare Meseika for $160,000. Offered in foal to Home Affairs, she brings elite international bloodlines as a half-sister to champion US sprinter Unique Bella and is already the dam of two stakes winners, including Group 3 winner Osmose.
The results underline the continued demand for quality mares, particularly those in foal to emerging commercial sires, as buyers position themselves for future returns both on the track and in the sales ring.
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