Inglis has just published the preview magazine for its 2012 Easter yearling sale featuring industry articles and pedigrees of the 625 entries.

It’s also available online at www.inglis.com.au

The 107th edition of the southern hemisphere’s leading sale will be held in Sydney from April 10 to 12.

Easter consistently unearths champions and the yearlings on offer next year is headed by Black Caviar’s half-sister by Redoute’s Choice and So You Think’s brother by High Chaparral.

There are 102 yearlings entered for Easter that are out of G1 winning dams or out of dams that have already produced a G1 winner.

Group 1 winning dams with yearlings include Miss Finland, Sun Classique, Private Steer, Pay My Bail, Iflooxcouldkill, Desert Flight, Star Satire, National Colour and Burst.

There also yearlings from the dams of G1 winners Makybe Diva, Starspangledbanner, Samantha Miss, Sebring, Dance Hero, Racing To Win, Gingerbread Man, Viewed, Grand Armee, Heavenly Glow, Meurice, Elvstroem, Headway and Alinghi.

Easter has an enviable record of producing stallions the calibre of Fastnet Rock, Encosta de Lago, Flying Spur and Exceed And Excel.  This quartet is represented with 144 yearlings.

Fastnet Rock is the most represented sire with 62 lots highlighted by the first foal of G1 winner Absolut Glam, sisters Irish Lights and Foxwedge plus a three-quarter-brother to King’s Rose.

Fellow Coolmore stallion Encosta de Lago has 50 yearlings entered, including fillies from G1 winners Gold Edition, Larrocha and Macaveli Miss and exhilarating juvenile Amelia’s Dream.

Arrowfield stallion Redoute’s Choice has 42 lots.  The two-time Australian champion has siblings to Black Caviar, Samantha Miss, Starspangledbanner and Virage de Fortune.  Redoute’s is also the sire of yearlings from G1 winners Carry On Cutie, Ellicorsam and Ike’s Dream.

Current Australian Champion Sire Lonhro is represented by 29 yearlings, while former Champion Flying Spur will be represented with 20 lots.

Vinery stallion More Than Ready has 35 yearlings at Easter.  He sired G1 Golden Slipper winners Sebring (2008) and Phelan Ready (2009).  At Easter in 2012 Sebring heads the list of first season sires with 42 lots, including a sibling to Phelan Ready.

“Inglis sold gallopers have consistently starred on racetracks throughout the globe since Choisir cut a swathe through Royal Ascot eight years ago,” said Inglis Managing Director Mark Webster.

“The whole of Australasia will no doubt be watching Black Caviar closely the next few months as she prepares for Royal Ascot with runs in Melbourne earlier next year.

“Breeders in this region are blessed with unparalleled access to the best bloodlines of both hemispheres and combined with the advantages of the Australasian environment, will no doubt continue to produce world class gallopers like South African Horse Of the Year Igugu.

“Tattersall’s October, Keenland September and Inglis Easter are the benchmark for this wonderful global industry, and we very much look forward to welcoming new and existing customers to Sydney next April.”