Sales Introduction

In Australia the most important sales are of yearlings, when horses are around 14 to 22 months old. This is the opportunity for racehorse owners and trainers to buy what they hope will become future champions.Australian thoroughbreds are also sold at weanling sales, breeze up sales (2YO’s who are ready to race), mixed, broodmare and dispersal sales throughout the year, or by private sale. There are two auction companies in Australia who organise and run Australia’s major sales. Catalogues provide a preview of lots and conditions of sale, and can be obtained by contacting the sales companies direct.

2021 Australian Sales Dates

Below are the dates for the major thoroughbred sales in Australia. *Please note all dates are subject to change and do not include online sales. For the most up to date information, refer to the Magic Millions and Inglis websites.

Buyer Incentive Program

Australia’s two major auction houses – Inglis and Magic Millions – each provide lucrative buyer incentives based on the region travelled from, level of spend and settlement of purchases.

For further information, contact Inglis on +61 (2) 9399 7999 or Magic Millions on +61 (7) 5504 1200.

マーク・トエインが、見たのは、多彩で長い歴史を誇るオーストラリアの競馬の一瞬でしかありませんでしたが、あれから、オーストラリアの競馬は、国の主要産業となり、さらに人々の情熱を掻き立てる娯楽となっています。オーストラアリアの競馬は多くの詩人に謳われ、皇室がパトロンとなり、国家の伝統として高く評価をされ続けてきました。、

Bloodstock Agents/Private Sales

Buying a horse can be a daunting proposition, but professional assistance is readily available through registered bloodstock agents.

Although there are no guarantees of racetrack success, bloodstock agents are equipped to assist with purchasing of horses – both privately or through public auctions – and can provide mating advice, valuations, insurance, shipping information etc.

The Federation of Bloodstock Agents Australia Ltd (FBAA) was formed in 1988 to maintain, improve and develop the standards, status and services of bloodstock agents and there are currently 28 accredited members. A list of the members of the FBBA can be viewed here.