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Magic Millions graudate purchased for $42,500

The Type Of Filly That Could Look Very Cheap In 12 Months Time

The biggest mistake people make at yearling sales is assuming the most expensive horse is the best horse.

History tells us that's simply not true.

The best horses are often the ones that represent outstanding value before the rest of the market catches on.

We believe this filly is one of those opportunities.

The moment we saw her, she stood out.

Not because she was the biggest.

Not because she was the flashiest.

But because she looked and moved like a racehorse.

She walks with purpose, balance and athleticism. The sort of fluid, economical movement that experienced horse people immediately notice.

Quite simply, she has presence.

Why We Love Her

This filly is by Pinatubo, one of the most exciting young stallions in the world.

A champion two-year-old and one of Europe's highest-rated juveniles of modern times, Pinatubo has made a tremendous start at stud and his Australian runners have hit the ground running.

We were so impressed with what we are seeing from Pinatubo that we sent mares to him ourselves this season.

The reality is that if he continues on his current trajectory, Australia may not get many more opportunities to access his bloodlines.

That makes fillies like this incredibly attractive.

A Family Loaded With Winners

Her dam, Miss Dior, was a four-time winner and comes from one of the strongest female families in the catalogue.

The family includes:

• Group 1 winner Royal Discretion

• Stakes performers Superhard and Mio Roiale

• Multiple black-type performers across generations

The deeper you go into the pedigree, the stronger it becomes.

This is not a page built around one horse.

This is a family that consistently produces racehorses.

The Investment Angle

Most racehorses are expenses.

The right filly can become an asset.

If this filly can perform on the racetrack, she carries genuine residual broodmare value through:

✔ An internationally recognised sire

✔ A proven black-type female family

✔ Strong commercial appeal

✔ Future pedigree upgrades

As we've seen time and time again, a successful filly can be worth significantly more than her original purchase price.

The Physical

There are plenty of horses with nice pedigrees.

There are far fewer with the physical to match.

This filly is beautifully balanced, athletic and fluent in her movement.

One feature we particularly love is her reach when she walks.

Notice how she comfortably breaks through the vertical line with every stride.

It is a trait many elite judges look for and one commonly found in high-class athletes.

Balance and movement are often the difference between a catalogue page and a racehorse.

This filly has both.

Why We Think She's Outstanding Value

✔ By one of the hottest young sires in the world

✔ Proven black-type female family

✔ Dam was a multiple winner

✔ Exceptional walk and balance

✔ Genuine residual broodmare value

✔ The type of filly that can improve dramatically in value with racetrack success

✔ Purchased for value rather than hype

What Luke Murrell Thinks

"Pinatubo has made a fantastic start to his stud career and everything we are seeing suggests he has a very bright future ahead of him.

When I inspected this filly, I loved her immediately. She has the physical, the pedigree and the athleticism that we look for.

Some of the best horses we've raced were bought for surprisingly affordable prices. Horses like Wandabaa and Princess Posh became Group winners despite costing very little compared to many of their rivals.

This filly gives me a similar feeling.

I genuinely believe she has the attributes to develop into a very good racehorse and I couldn't be happier to have secured her."

Final Thoughts

Opportunities like this don't come around every day.

The market has a habit of looking back and wondering how certain horses were ever available at the price they were.

This filly has the pedigree.

She has the physical.

She has the residual value.

Most importantly, she has the potential to be the type of horse owners look back on and say:

"I'm glad I got involved when I had the chance."