Australia’s most famous racehorse, Winx, has set yet another record as her first and only living foal has sold for a record-smashing $10 million at auction.
Retired Australian racehorse Winx has set another record after the thoroughbred’s only living offspring sold for $10 million at auction on Monday.
Debbie Kepitis and the Woppitt Bloodstock racing brand sealed the winning bid for the prized foal, sired by champion stallion Pierro and legendary thoroughbred Winx.
Inglis Easter Yearling Sale Winx Horseracing Black Caviar Lot 391 Debbie Kepitis Sydney
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