Buyers will have plenty of choices at the Magic Millions Gold Coast Horses in Training Sale with a quality catalog assembled for the popular breeze-up style auction.
The sale will be held Oct. 12 at the Bundall Sales Complex following breeze-up sessions in Queensland and New South Wales.
There are no fewer than 77 individual sires represented in the catalog—including Northern Hemisphere-based stars Gun Runner , whose colt consigned as Lot 90 is from the immediate family of sire Pulpit, and Kingman (Lot 92).
For the first time, buyers will have the opportunity to pay up eligible 2-year-olds from this sale to the lucrative Magic Millions Race Series. There are 73 lots in the catalog, which are already nominated to the Magic Millions Race Series.
"The Gold Coast Horses in Training Sale is an auction that has a wonderful record for producing top-tier performers across Australia and abroad," Magic Millions managing director Barry Bowditch said.
"Looking at the quality of horses we have—and from the feedback we are receiving from vendors across Australia—we are confident this record will continue with the 2026 graduates.
"Prospective buyers can have total confidence with the Gold Coast offering in October, with Australia's finest horsemen and women preparing the youngsters for a future successful career on the racetrack."
To view the catalog, click here, or download it via the Equineline Catalog App. Supplementary entries for the sale are open and close Oct. 5.
Magic Millions Digital Catalog Released
The catalog has also been assembled for the latest Magic Millions Digital Sale, running Aug. 28-Sept. 2, headlined by shares in exciting spring contenders as well as racehorses aplenty—including a seven-strong draft from Godolphin.
The sale commences strong with an unreserved 10% share in the 9-year-old, group 1-winning gelding Private Eye offered by Proven Thoroughbreds (as agent) and cataloged as Lot 1.
In the racehorse category, Godolphin features heavily with a draft of seven. Highlights include Steel Move, a three-time winner who has earned more than AU$368,000 in prize money; last-start winner Zebra Finch; and winning Matima. Meanwhile, Arrowfield dominates the broodmare category with nine entries. Its consignment includes the group 1-winning Street Sense mare Politeness, as well as mares by Tapit , Deep Impact, I Am Invincible, and Scat Daddy.
Bidding is now open for the sale. The bidding for the unreserved 10% share in Private Eye will close from none local time Aug. 31. Bidding for the remainder of the catalog (Lot 2 onward) will remain open and close as usual from noon Sept. 2. To view the catalog, please click here.
