Fastnet Rock filly sells for $1.05 million at Magic Millions yearling sale

IT took until the final few hours on the third day but the 2015 Magic Millions Yearling Sale has produced its first $1 million yearling.

Magic Millions race horse sales held on the Gold Coast. Magic Millions auctioneer David Chester.

IT took until the final few hours on the third day but the 2015 Magic Millions Yearling Sale has produced its first $1 million yearling.

Lot 566, a Fastnet Rock x Response filly, was knocked down to New Zealand agent Michael Wallace for $1.05m late today.

We have a new sale topper!! Lot 566 the Fastnet Rock-Response filly sells for $1.05M to bid of @mickwallace for the China Horse Club!

— Magic Millions (@mmsnippets) January 9, 2015

Wallace bought the filly on behalf of the China Horse Club, who also purchased the current second top seller for the sale.

That horse, a Sepoy x Celebrity Girl filly, sold for $850,000 on the opening day of auctions on Wednesday.

Bloodstock agent Michael Wallace has been the big buyer of the sales so far, paying $1.855 million for the top two lots, including this Sepoy filly for $850,000 on the opening day. Picture: Glenn Hampson