10 Oct 2025

Gold Coast, Australia 

Malaysian buyers made a bold and strategic impact at the 2025 Magic Millions 2YO Horses In Training Sale, acquiring 22 lots for a combined total of AUD $522,000. Their selections spanned a wide range of stallions, breeders, and price points, underscoring Malaysia’s growing presence and confidence in the Australasian bloodstock market.
Selangor Turf Club led the Malaysian contingent with 8 purchases totaling AUD $153,000, focusing on emerging sires and proven performers. Their acquisitions included:
• Lot 148 (Prague x Domitilla) – AUD $28,000
• Lot 180 (Wild Ruler x Jasmine Wind) – AUD $25,000
• Lot 28 (Russian Revolution x Monistique) – AUD $20,000
• Lot 132 (Heroic Valour x Centrepet) – AUD $20,000
These selections reflect the club’s commitment to developing a competitive and diverse racing roster, with an emphasis on early speed and adaptability.
Trainer Hamsha Aloysius: Leading Buyer by Volume and Diversity
Private buyer Hamsha Aloysius emerged as the most active Malaysian participant, securing 8 lots for a total of AUD $174,000. Her purchases included:
• Lot 56 (Tiger of Malay x Rose of Hallowell) – AUD $33,000
• Lot 104 (Headwater x A Room Somewhere) – AUD $29,000
• Lot 137 (Power x Colizani) – AUD $17,000
Hamsha’s selections were sourced from a variety of vendors, with a strong preference for Alexia Fraser Bloodstock, known for its well-prepared breeze-up drafts.
Experienced Trainers 
• Richard Lines added two colts to his stable for AUD $62,000, both from Alexia Fraser Bloodstock.
• Jason Lim secured Lot 99 (Brutal x Zene) for AUD $40,000, a colt praised for its athletic breeze.
• Simon Dunderdale rounded out the Malaysian buying bench with Lot 149 (King’s Legacy x Dream First) for AUD $50,000.

 Malaysia’s Expanding Bloodstock Footprint
The strong showing by Malaysian buyers at this year’s Magic Millions 2YO Ready to Run Sale highlights the region’s growing sophistication in bloodstock selection and its commitment to elevating racing standards. With a combined spend of AUD $522,000, Malaysian participants demonstrated a keen eye for value, pedigree, and performance.
Notably, Malaysian buyers accounted for 22% of all horses sold at the sale, underscoring their rising influence and strategic presence in the Australasian racing market.

As these juveniles begin their training journey, anticipation builds for their debut under Malaysian silks—bringing fresh energy and international flair to the local racing scene.