Gai Waterhouse splashes $1.3 for horse at Gold Coast’s Magic Millions on day two
AUSTRALIAN horse training legend Gai Waterhouse has made the biggest play at the Magic Millions with a $1.3 million buy on day two.
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AUSTRALIAN horse training legend Gai Waterhouse has made the biggest play at the Magic Millions with a $1.3 million buy on day two.
It was the first sale to break the million dollar ceiling so far, for a More than Ready colt.
Aquis Australia CEO Justin Fung has joined several others with Waterhouse as part owner on behalf of his Aquis Farm stud and racing operation at a 180ha Canungra property on the Gold Coast.
Mr Fung, who yesterday spent $2.3 million on yearlings, said he trusted her judgment and she handled the bidding war.
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