The annual Preview Magazine highlighting the 611 yearlings set to feature in next year’s 108th edition of the Inglis Australian Easter Yearling Sale is now available online at www.inglis.com.au.

Each stallion that is listed on Bloodstock.com.au, with progeny entered into this sale, is linked to a full profile page to make it easier for researching.

This year’s magazine features industry articles on the future of racing in Asia, Champions that were overlooked as yearlings, how an auction works, plus insights from the bloodstock agent who purchased Dunaden and the breeder behind Black Caviar and All Too Hard.

Entries for the 2013 Inglis Australia Easter Yearling Sale are headed by the most anticipated colt in Australia's thoroughbred auction history, All Too Hard and Black Caviar’s half-brother by Redoute’s Choice.

The colt from blue-hen mare Helsinge is one of 48 siblings to Group 1 winners previewed in the magazine, including Typhoon Tracy, Igugu, Alinghi, Gold Edition, King’s Rose, Ortensia, Mosheen, Better Life, Starspangledbanner, Better Than Ever, Star Witness, Speed Baby, All American, Wanted and Zabeelionaire.

Easter Sale graduate Samantha Miss was the dominant filly for her generation winning the time honoured Group 1 VRC Oaks, AJC Flight Stakes and Champagnes Stakes. The Champion daughter of Redoute’s Choice is one of 46 Group 1 winning dams with yearlings set for the 2013 Easter Sale, including Jolie’s Shinju, Sun Classique, Makybe Diva, Bramble Rose, Star Satire, Ruby Clipper, Rostova, Unearthly, Eskimo Queen, Our Egyptian Raine, Black Mamba, Dizelle and Absolut Glam.

The subject of one of the stories in the magazine champion sire Fastnet Rock (pictured) is set to be the most represented stallion at next year’s Easter Sale, with 50 yearlings featuring in the preview.

High Chaparral (41 entries), Redoute’s Choice (37), More Than Ready (32), Encosta de Lago (26), Flying Spur (25) and Lonhro (25) are also represented by significant size drafts.

“28% of all Australian Group 1 races for three-year-olds in the last ten years that were won by a horse offered at auction were won by an Easter graduate, setting a very high benchmark for all other sales,” Inglis Managing Director Mark Webster comments.

“That fantastic statistic alone makes the Easter Yearling Sale Preview Magazine an essential read for anyone involved in the racing industry.

“Although the final catalogue will not be published until February, the magazine includes pedigrees of yearlings currently accepted into the sale. This year we have a printed and online interactive version of the magazine, with additional content available online.”

Click HERE to view the online edition of the 2013 Easter Preview.