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    Posted: 15 Jan 2026 at 4:59pm
It's only three weeks away. Shocked 

I've a liking for Lot 485 for several reasons, including:

a. it's a winning female family, one which has been very selectively developed;
b. the nicks between the top and bottom halves of her pedigree that are very much proven; and
c. love the simple but excellent duplications in the 4th and 5th generation of the filly's pedigree.

Any comments re the above but more particularly your own fancies are invited!
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FWIW here is my top lots for Day 1, with those with overall pedigree ratings of over 6.5/10

Day one Sydney Classic Yearling Sale Feb 8-10 2026

My top rated lots using our processes

All Horses with a rating of 7 and greater / 10 have an enhanced potential of Group potential at the highest levels, pay special attention to conformation and walk, obtain all available veterinary notes on lots shortlisted

Lot

Optimum Distance

G1/Group Potential

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Rating (/10)

66

1400–2000m

Strong Group, versatile

Balanced dosage, high index, suits major Group distances

9.5

158

1400–1800m

Top Group prospect

Excellent profile, slight speed tilt, group potential

9

192

1600–2000m

Group classic type

Endurance and class blend, solid mating

8.5

126

1400–1800m

Group Mile

Strong middle distance profile, high class

8

215

1400–1600m

Group potential

Good balance, strong index, mile suited

8

18

1400–1800m

Group class

Middle distance, solid profile

7.5

49

1200–1600m

Group contender

Speed-inclined, rating reflects versatility

7.5

108

1400–1600m

Group capable

Profile leans stamina, solid index

7

243

1600–2000m

Group level

Good distance range, lacks top-end index

7

191

1200–1600m

Group potential

Speed-leaning, Profile suggests sharpness

6.5

12

1200–1600m

Listed/Group

Decent balance, slightly speed-biased

6.5

Summary of Findings and Recommendations

Lots 66, 158, and 192 emerge as the top candidates for Group racing, demonstrating superior dosage balance, high pedigree indices, and Pedigree profiles indicative of both class and versatility. These lots are best positioned for classic distances (1400–2000m) and genuine Group competition at the highest levels. Lots 126 and 215 also show strong group potential.People seeking classic or middle-distance G1 prospects should prioritise the upper-ranked lots, with ratings reflecting overall mating quality, balance, and Pedigree strength.

https://inglis.com.au/sale/2026-classic-yearling-sale?tab=catalogue&selected_lot=66



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Day Two Sydney Classic Yearling Sale Feb 8-10 2026

Our top rated lots using our processes

 

 

432

1400–2000m

Very High

Balanced classic profile, strong blend of speed and stamina. Ideal for Group mile to 2000m. Top group potential.

9.5

285

1400–1600m

High

Excellent dosage spread; strong miler. Sire and dam values support both speed and stamina. Suits Group mile races.

9

380

1400–1800m

High

Classic-oriented profile. Well suited for group races up to 1800m. Good hybrid of speed and stamina.

8.5

404

1400–1800m

High

Versatile type, strong classic indicators. Should excel in group races at the mile and beyond.

8.5

297

1400–1800m

High

Balanced pedigree leans to classic distances. Strong Group  potential, especially at 1600–1800m.

8.5

370

1400–1600m

High

Solid profile, proven lines for Group performance. Prefers miler events.

8

449

1400–1600m

High

Consistent Pedigree profile; reliable for classic distances. Group capable.

8

390

1400–1800m

High

Good index, classic range. Potential for group competition.

8

373

1200–1600m

High

Leans to speed, but retains stamina. Suits Group sprints to mile.

8

395

1400–1800m

High

Versatile, classic pedigree. Group level potential at 1400–1800m.

8

486

1400–1800m

Medium-High

Classic distance profile, slightly below top group. Still group competitive.

7.5

298

1400–1600m

Medium-High

Solid, reliable type. Suited to Group racing,

7.5

408

1400–1600m

Medium-High

Consistent pedigree Profile, suits group races up to the mile.

7.5

508

1400–1600m

Medium

Competitive pedigree for Group racing, 

7

484

1200–1600m

Medium

Suited to sprints/miles, group potential 

7

526

1200–1600m

Medium

Good sprint/mile profile, group-placed potential.

7

512

1200–1400m

Medium

Suits shorter distances, group possible.

6.5

331

1200–1400m

Medium

Best over shorter trips, group  chance.

6.5

468

1000–1400m

Medium

Sprinter profile,  group chance.

6.5



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A lot of hard work mate, however you missed this one:  Wink

ALABAMA EXPRESS/SWEET ANNA DP = 0-1-6-3-0 (10) DI = 0.67   CD = -0.20; GSV = 52.46
ALABAMA EXPRESS (AUS)
b. 2016
8-4-1-0
A$554,750		REDOUTE'S CHOICE (AUS)
b. 1996
10-5-1-2
A$1,535,350		DANEHILL (USA)
b. 1986
9-4-1-2
£177,465		DANZIG (USA)
b. 1977 [IC]		NORTHERN DANCER (CAN) b. 1961 [BC]2-d
PAS DE NOM (USA)dkb/br. 19687-a
RAZYANA (USA)
b. 1981		HIS MAJESTY (USA)b. 1968 [C]4-d
SPRING ADIEU (CAN)b. 19742-d
SHANTHAS CHOICE (AUS)
b. 1992
2-1-1-0
A$6,900		CANNY LAD (AUS)
br. 1987		BLETCHINGLY (AUS)br. 19707-a
JESMOND LASS (AUS)ch. 197514
DANCING SHOW (USA)
b. 1983		NIJINSKY (CAN) b. 1967 [CS]8-f
SHOW LADY (USA)b. 19768-f
LAGO OVATION (AUS)
b. 2007
1-0-0-0
A$0		ENCOSTA DE LAGO (AUS)
b. 1993
8-3-0-3
A$686,815		FAIRY KING (USA)
b. 1982		NORTHERN DANCER (CAN) b. 1961 [BC]2-d
FAIRY BRIDGE (USA)* b. 19755-h
SHOAL CREEK (AUS)
ch. 1988		STAR WAY (GB)ch. 19776-e
ROLLS (USA)ch. 19844-g
REKINDLED APPLAUSE (GB)
b. 2001
19-4-6-3
€147,850		ROYAL APPLAUSE (GB)
b. 1993		WAAJIB (IRE)b. 19836-d
FLYING MELODY (IRE)b. 197926
REKINDLED AFFAIR (IRE)
ch. 1995		RAINBOW QUEST (USA) b. 1981 [CS]14-f
SEASONAL PICKUP (USA)ch. 19818-f
SWEET ANNA (NZ)
b. 2017
10-2-1-0
NZ$43,650		TAVISTOCK (NZ)
b. 2005
19-6-4-1
A$543,431		MONTJEU (IRE)
b. 1996 [CS]
16-11-2-0
€3,191,608		SADLERS WELLS (USA)
b. 1981 [CS]		NORTHERN DANCER (CAN) b. 1961 [BC]2-d
FAIRY BRIDGE (USA)* b. 19755-h
FLORIPEDES (FR)*
b. 1985		TOP VILLE (IRE)br. 19768-i
TOUTE CY (FR)b. 19791-u
UPSTAGE (GB)
b. 1998
6-0-0-0
£357		QUEST FOR FAME (GB)
br. 1987		RAINBOW QUEST (USA) b. 1981 [CS]14-f
ARYENNE (FR)br. 19774-i
PEDESTAL (GB)
ch. 1986		HIGH LINE (GB)ch. 19665-e
MRS. MOSS (GB)ch. 196914-b
SARA ANN (NZ)
b. 2005
Unraced		STRAVINSKY (USA)
b. 1996
8-3-1-1
$361,450		NUREYEV (USA)
b. 1977 [C]		 NORTHERN DANCER (CAN) b. 1961 [BC]2-d
SPECIAL (USA)* b. 19695-h
FIRE THE GROOM (USA)
dkb/br. 1987		BLUSHING GROOM (FR) ch. 1974 [BC]22-d
PROSPECTOR'S FIRE (USA)dkb/br. 19763-d
TRICIA ANN (NZ)
b. 1993
9-2-0-1
$6,946		ZABEEL (NZ)
b. 1986		SIR TRISTRAM (IRE)b. 19716-e
LADY GISELLE (FR)b. 198216-c
MY TRICIA (NZ)
br. 1974		HERMES (GB)blk/br. 196311-d
GAY POSS (NZ)ch. 19668
Conduit Mare Profile = 2-8-2-7-9   Speed = 10   Stamina = 16   Index = 0.52   Triads = 12-17-18
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only do colts sc, sometimes some fillies slip through will def have a look at this one tho, that female line, is arguably the best in nz, had one years ago from it




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Synopsis of Findings

Lot 385 displays a balanced dosage and profile, indicating strong versatility with an emphasis on intermediate distances. The Vuillier dosage and Pedigree profile suggest a blend of speed and stamina, while the index aligns with suitability for races in the 1400m–1800m range, The influence of Alabama Express enhances speed and adaptability, and Sweet Anna contributes stamina and class, as reflected in their respective indices. The Female line is arguably the best or close to  in NZ, The taproot Locket has produced 80 pages of descendants on my DB with the likes of Grosvenor, Gay Poss, Lonhro, and many many more stakeswinners and G1 winners

The Group racing potential for this filly is present, contingent on individual development and management, but the pedigree alone does not guarantee Group success. Based strictly on the Vuillier dosages, pedigree profiles, and indexes analysis, this filly is rated 7/10 for group potential. This score reflects her well-balanced genetic makeup, offering a solid foundation for success at intermediate distances, while acknowledging that her ultimate Group performance will depend on her development, management, and racing opportunities.

 This cross is best suited for campaigns targeting intermediate distance races, with flexibility to adapt as indicated by future maturity. performance and conformation



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i meant to have a look at her ages ago but got sidetracked by the rest of the catalogue, definitely a nice filly, from a tip top family
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I'm the opposite as I check out the fillies first!  Top family for the Classic SC.
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Being a bloke I only go for fillies!!
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Smile u better stick to the two legged ones Glencoe, they dont usually run as fast
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Just looked at the Imperial Lass SC.  Something looks off.  Is it me?
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The Profondo's look nice types.
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Same family (No 8) as the one I'm interested in Furious!

Not too bad imo, if unexceptionable. 

Compared with Lot 485 which is bigger, better, and far more athletic.
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Originally posted by Glencoe Glencoe wrote:

Being a bloke I only go for fillies!!

As a vendor my boss prefers to foal down colts. From a sales’ perspective it opens up the Asian market.

As an owner I’ve always preferred fillies. At least there’s the possibility of some sort of residual value.

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I've done a lot of looking at photos/videos & then analysing pedigrees.
As per usual finding matches I am happy with are elusive in the sub$100k mkt
Down to about 10
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It's certainly a difficult job finding suitable youngsters that'll go for under $100k.
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Too many so some will get knocked out - for price or if I don't like them in the ring etc.

Anamoe 24 Exaltation (NZ) f
Written By 24 Fancy Liquor c
Profondo 24 Fiscal Fantasy c
Castelvecchio 24 Global Balance f
Home Affairs 24 Homebird f
Ole Kirk 24 Humaliwo f
Bivouac 24 I am Awesome f
Capitalist 24 Is What it Is c
Stay Inside 24 Kansino f
Trapeze Artist 24 La Boheme f
Profondo 24 Lady Muskwa c
Brutal 24 Leading Lady f
D'Argento 24 Lionel Left Me f
Captivant 24 Lucient c
Stay Inside 24 Monte Invincible f
Hellbent 24 Nabbed c
Castelvecchio 24 Not Uncertain f
Ole Kirk 24 Oh Say f
Stay Inside 24 Orakei f
Capitalist 24 Raise Up c
The Autumn Sun 24 Red Boulevard c
Capitalist 24 Rockolicious f
Better than Ready 24 Show Bender c
Alamama Express 24 Sweet Anna f
Harry Angel 24 Tickle our Fancy c
Anamoe 24 Tycoon Evie c
Home Affairs 24 Unassailed f
Ghaiyyath 24 Victorine f
Spirit of Boom 24 Zoom By f
Trapeze Artist 24 Aroha Jane c
Graff 24 Celabitofkandi c
I Am Invincible 24 Elusive Nature c
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How many are from the 13A family?  Tongue
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four of them Humaliwo, La Boheme, Not Uncertain and Celabitofkandi
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Furious you may be interested to know we have a 7.5% share in the mare Hot Opera by Too Darn Hot from La Boheme.

There's not a lot of her so has been given plenty of time to furnish.  Has had just one start so far, is about a month off resuming, and we're hopeful she can win one or two over about 1600m. 

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Yes I've notice a few of them are very slight.  Good luck with her.  It's not one I found.
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Hi Allan,

 

Hot Opera showed further improvement in her second jumpout this morning at Cranbourne over 1000m.
She began well from the barriers and with no one else wanting to lead she found herself in front. She ran along in her own rhythm and travelled strongly into the straight. She cruised to the line under her own esteem and it was only the Mick Price horse who was ridden along that was able to catch her in the final stages of the jumpout.
She looks to be going better than ever at the moment and providing she pulls up okay from today's hit out, she should be ready to head to the races within the next couple of weeks. She'll obviously be better suited when she gets to 1600m but she's going well enough to be competitive early in her campaign and hopefully she can pick up her first win in the not too distant future.
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Just looked at the Imperial Lass SC.  Something looks off.  Is it me?

Apart from my earlier response just noticed she has My Tricia top and bottom which is certainly a plus.
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Not the pedigree I like that but it's the photo I dong like
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I've a liking for Lot 485....

Gone somewhat cold on this one.  Fair rein but lacks size which isn't obvious in her walk through.
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for what its worth
my top lots    119, 291,449,571,664 & maybe 49
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Really like 119 Glencoe.
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Got one SC.  Closer to Free ($60K) Juliet - one I did find!
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Well done furious!   Thumbs Up

A very quick, early going female family.
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Took there time starting to show something.  Ghana's Akan and Agrarian Girl also in the stable.  Both Premier's.  Ghana's Akan is a SAfrican family which is firing big time and he was $160K and Agrarian Girl is an interesting pedigree but she was dearer than I wanted.  Canny Lad over a mare inbred to the sisters Canny Miss and Canny Lass.
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