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Half sister to Russian Revolution tops Inglis Digital Sale at $540,000

An unraced half-sister to Group 1-winning sprinter and successful stallion Russian Revolution has topped this weekโ€™s Inglis Digital August (Early) Online Sale, selling for $540,000.

Three-year-old Balletโ€™s Legacy, bred and raced by Belinda Bateman, was secured by New Zealand bloodstock agent Bruce Perry after attracting the highest bid of the sale.

The daughter of I Am Invincible barrier trialled three times for trainer Chris Waller but never made it to the racetrack.

Balletโ€™s Legacy boasts an outstanding pedigree as a half-sister to Group 3 winner Turbo Miss and Miss Interiors, the dam of champion first-season sire Home Affairs.

The second-highest priced lot and leading vendor from the Cornerstone Stud dispersal was Just Excel, the dam of last seasonโ€™s Group 3 Gimcrack Stakes winner Shiki.

Just Excel was purchased by bloodstock agent Suman Hedge.

Cornerstone Stud also enjoyed a strong result with stakes-placed mare Tinker McPhee, who sold for $135,000 to Mustica Bloodstock.

The daughter of Nostradamus is currently in foal to Yulong sire Lucky Vega.

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