Michael Kent

Great result for great people

@SMBloodstock @Racing Awesome work young Lucas 👊 Future star

Junior has started his own racing preview and review channel for the main Metro meeting each weekend. If you're a YouTuber (is that a word?) maybe give it a follow (or is supposed to be a subscribe?) Coming soon to @Racing ? @lucasmillsracing" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">m.youtube.com/@lucasmillsrac…

@van00sa @benelam1_ @MickPriceRacing Unlucky today Vanessa. We will have fun with this horse, he’s got nice ability

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CAPITALIST 🏆 BANKNOTE HUSTLER 💵 now makes it 2 wins on the bounce for the @MickPriceRacing team 👏 The 3YO justified favouritism to win the final race of the evening at Pakenham‼️ Congratulations to his breeders and all involved 👏👏 #ItsPossible

🚨 UPDATE 🚨 The Newgate Raised HULKSTER 💪 breaks his maiden for the @MickPriceRacing team at Pakenham this evening! This COSMIC FORCE ☄️ was bred by @GeoffWilsonWAM and sold at the @inglis_sales Classic Sale‼️ His full brother will be sold next week at the Inglis Weanling Sale! Check him out here 👉 inglis.com.au/sale/2026-aust… #ItsPossible

Caulfield Heath 8 | Empire Song @MickPriceRacing and @Logez27 combine to win the final race of the day at The Heath 🤝 📺 Ch. 78/68, Foxtel 529, Kayo or via our app REPLAYS: bit.ly/4lxg4Xw

We are delighted to announce the Coolmore Australia fees for 2026 ✨ 🔗Read more at: bit.ly/3OHhbc8 #CoolmoreSires #HomeOfChampions

Pakenham Race 1 | Rockette What a debut performance from this So You Think filly who streaks away under the urgings of the in-form @LNeindorf for @MickPriceRacing 🚀 📺 Ch. 78/68, Foxtel 529, Kayo or via our app REPLAYS: bit.ly/4lxg4Xw

That’s two wins in a row for The Speed Machine!✌️

A colt by Kermadec with only 10% left!! Educated beautifully, he’s done it all including barriers, treadmill and swimming! Sired by Kermadec, a winner of just under $3million on the track, he is the sire of Group One winners Montefilia, Tuvalu & Willowy. Purchased from Inglis Classic for only $80k, he is a VOBIS horse that qualifies for Vobis vouchers! Contact the stable to secure the last 10%!!

🙌🏻 Sky News Host @TheCalebBond brilliant response to an email he received, questioning his support for greyhound racing. 🎥: @SkyNewsAust

Idle Flyer 2.0?

@Hartley_026 Well put Hartley 😎

オーストラリアの2歳戦最高峰、ゴールデンスリッパーを勝ったGuest Houseが放牧地を歩いている動画 これが3歳馬ではなく2歳馬。しかもシーズン末ではなく、南半球の現地はまだ秋の段階でこの馬体、この筋肉 早熟大国のオーストラリア競馬ではこういう馬が走っている

GUEST HOUSE spelling update at Mt White Muscle and bone 😮‍💨 Thank you to Team Coolmore for having this super colt looking so good. @MickPriceRacing @TomMagnier

Debut winner for E❌TREME CHOICE 3YO LAUBERHORN looked one to follow after his trial and bolts in on his first start for @MickPriceRacing 🚀 Purchased by connections from the @inglis_sales Classic draft of breeders @Chinahorseclub 🙌 Congratulations to his big bunch of owners on a great win! 🔴⚪️👏👏

Recent Golden Slipper winner Guest House just casually walking around the Gold Coast sale ring last year. He sold for $270,000 and the rest is history. This is the only sale ring that has produced a colt to win the Slipper this millennium. #PureMagic #LifeChangers

Coolmore catering to all spectators at the Curragh this morning!

Golden Slipper winner “Guest House” at Mt White Farm @MickPriceRacing @CoolmoreAus @RolltheDiceRace #homeofchampions

Two Sales, One Reality: Why This Hit Home for Me I will be honest, this one is personal. You can read all the breakdowns from the Australian Easter Yearling Sale and the Magic Millions Gold Coast Yearling Sale and think you have a handle on it. Numbers, percentages, headlines, it is all there. But for me, being there in person changed everything. I had the privilege of attending both sales, and more importantly, being around some of the best minds and judges in this industry. Not just seeing it, but actually feeling it. Listening to the conversations, watching the inspections, picking up on the little details that you just do not get from the outside. And the truth is, it humbled me. It made me realise just how much goes into every decision in this space. The level of thought, the discipline, the confidence it takes to back your own judgement, or just as importantly, to walk away. That is what stuck with me. But more than anything, it reinforced something I have always felt, my love for the breeding side of this industry. Because when I stood there watching those yearlings go through, I could not just see them as sale lots. I kept thinking about where they started. The planning behind them. The risks taken. The decisions made years ago that led to that exact moment. That part of it, that is what really hit me. It made it real. Being around people who can break a horse down so quickly, who can tie pedigree and type together with such clarity, it gives you a different level of appreciation. And for me, it did not just impress me, it pulled me in even deeper. I found myself thinking less about the sale result, and more about how the horse even got there in the first place. That is the part I love. The breeding. The thinking. The long term vision. Because anyone can talk about what a horse sells for. But not everyone understands what it took to create it. And being in that environment, around people who live and breathe that side of things, just reinforced to me that this is where my passion really sits. It also made me respect the industry more than I probably ever have. Not in a surface level way, but in a real way. Because this is not easy. There is pressure everywhere. Expectations everywhere. And right now, in a more selective market, there is nowhere to hide. You either get it right, or you do not. And seeing how people handle that, the calmness, the confidence, the willingness to stand by their decisions, that left an impression on me. I also want to say thank you. Thank you to everyone who took the time to have a conversation, to explain their thinking, and to answer any questions I had. That did not go unnoticed. In an environment where everyone is under pressure and focused on their own decisions, the willingness to share knowledge and insight says a lot about the people in this industry, and I am genuinely grateful for it. So yes, the numbers might say the top end took a step back. But from where I stood, I saw something else. I saw an industry that is sharp. An industry that is thinking. An industry that demands respect. And personally, walking away from both sales, I feel more connected to it than ever. Not just as an observer, but as someone who genuinely loves the breeding side of this industry. Because that is where it all begins. And after experiencing it the way I have, that passion has not just stayed the same it has grown.

SOLD! Lot 251 I Am Invincible x Chanteline colt sells for $375,000 at @inglis_sales The colt was purchased by @MickPriceRacing 🙌 Congratulations to breeder SF Bloodstock @TomRyanKY & all involved!👏👏