An unraced three-year-old gelding with a close family connection to Group 2 winner Hope In Your Heart topped the November Magic Millions Digital Sale, which concluded on Wednesday, 11 November 2026.

Putcee, offered by Torryburn Stud as Lot 4, sold for $30,000 to Liam Ruddy following 38 bids. The Dundeel gelding was the highest-priced lot identified in Magic Millions’ official post-sale report.

The online auction, which ran from 6 to 11 November, featured racehorses, breeding stock and ownership interests. Among the completed transactions were sales of established racehorses and two separate 2.5% shares in Western Australian stakes performer Let’s Galahvant.

The results provide an account of the latest transactions in the Australian digital bloodstock market, following the conclusion of the Melbourne Cup Carnival.

Magic Millions Digital November Sale 2026 Results

Magic Millions reported several completed transactions across its racing stock and ownership-share categories.

All amounts are in Australian dollars.

These are selected completed transactions reported by Magic Millions, rather than a complete listing of every lot offered during the auction.

The two Let’s Galahvant transactions represent separate fractional ownership interests. Each $4,000 sale relates to a 2.5% share, rather than the entire horse.

Putcee Tops the Sale After 38 Bids

Putcee attracted 38 bids before being purchased by Liam Ruddy for $30,000.

The three-year-old gelding was offered by Torryburn Stud as agent and entered the auction without an official race start.

His recorded public preparation included a barrier trial over 800 metres at Kembla Grange on 5 June 2026.

That trial provides part of his documented racing history, although his performance in an official race remains untested.

The principal bloodstock connection highlighted in the auction report was his pedigree.

Putcee is a full brother to Hope In Your Heart, a Group 2-winning mare whose racing record includes placings at Group 1 level.

The relationship attracted attention to the gelding’s offering, with both horses sharing the same sire and dam.

The Dundeel and Hayaat Pedigree Behind Putcee

Putcee is by Dundeel out of Hayaat, a daughter of Montjeu.

Dundeel, a son of High Chaparral, won six Group 1 races during his career, including the Australian Derby, Queen Elizabeth Stakes and Rosehill Guineas.

He subsequently entered stud at Arrowfield, where his progeny have recorded Group 1 victories across a range of distances.

Putcee’s dam, Hayaat, also produced Hope In Your Heart, whose achievements included the Group 2 Guy Walter Stakes and Group 3 Angst Stakes.

Hope In Your Heart retired with more than $1.7 million in career earnings.

The shared Dundeel and Hayaat pedigree provides a documented connection between the unraced gelding and an established stakes-winning mare.

Putcee’s breeding details

The pedigree and previous trial record were documented in reports following the auction.

No future racing programme had been confirmed in the official sale announcement.

Redushka Also Sold Through Torryburn Stud

Torryburn Stud also offered Redushka as Lot 11 on behalf of the same connections.

The horse sold to Strathavon Thoroughbreds for $12,000 after receiving 33 bids.

Both Torryburn offerings attracted competitive bidding during the auction.

Stud manager Mel Copelin indicated after the sale that the transactions exceeded the vendor’s expectations, particularly given the limited exposed racing form available for the horses.

The results illustrate the range of racing backgrounds represented in online bloodstock sales, including horses yet to establish a race record.

Emphatique and Stormbringer Among Completed Transactions

Two additional racehorse sales highlighted in the official results involved Emphatique and Stormbringer.

Emphatique, offered as Lot 18, sold for $16,000.

The four-year-old Tassort mare had recorded seven placings from 13 starts before the auction, including placings in two of her three most recent appearances.

Her racing history provided prospective buyers with an established form record.

Stormbringer, offered as Lot 5, sold for $13,000.

The five-year-old had recorded three victories between Canberra and Goulburn before being offered for sale.

The two transactions demonstrate the different racing records represented in the auction, from an unraced three-year-old to horses with previous starts, placings and wins.

The post-sale report did not identify the purchasers of Emphatique or Stormbringer.

Let’s Galahvant Ownership Shares Sell for $4,000 Each

The November auction also included fractional ownership interests in existing racehorses.

Two separate 2.5% shares in Let’s Galahvant, catalogued as Lots 22 and 23 by Pearce Racing, sold for $4,000 each to different buyers.

The eight-year-old gelding is by Galah and has earned more than $1 million during his racing career.

At the time of the sale, his connections were preparing towards the Group 1 Railway Stakes over 1600 metres at Ascot on 21 November.

The reported programme remained a future target when the transactions were completed.

How fractional racehorse ownership transactions differ

The sale of a percentage interest in a racehorse is distinct from purchasing the horse outright.

A fractional ownership transaction transfers the specified interest under the applicable ownership and sale arrangements.

In this case, each purchaser acquired a reported 2.5% share in Let’s Galahvant.

The $4,000 transaction amounts do not establish the complete cost of maintaining the ownership interest or the horse’s overall market value.

Ongoing expenses, ownership rights and responsibilities depend on the relevant agreements.

The transactions provide a documented example of ownership interests being sold while a horse remains in active racing preparation.

What the November Digital Sale Results Record

The Magic Millions Digital platform offers different categories of thoroughbred assets, including racing stock, breeding stock and percentage interests in racehorses.

The November sale included horses with varying degrees of racing experience.

Putcee had yet to make his official racing debut, while Emphatique and Stormbringer had established form records. Let’s Galahvant represented a separate category involving partial ownership of a horse already competing at stakes level.

The completed prices provide individual transaction records from the auction.

Magic Millions did not publish complete aggregate turnover, average price or clearance-rate statistics in its 11 November announcement. Those figures should be obtained from the full official results before drawing conclusions about overall market conditions.

For bloodstock researchers, the recorded transactions add to the commercial histories of the horses and families involved.

Next Magic Millions Digital Sale Scheduled for November

Following the 6–11 November auction, Magic Millions opened entries for its next Digital Sale, scheduled for 20–25 November 2026.

Entries close at midnight on Wednesday, 18 November.

The forthcoming sale will provide another opportunity for vendors to offer racing and breeding stock through the online platform.

The completed November 6–11 results and any subsequent catalogue updates are available from Magic Millions.

Bloodstock News Following the Spring Racing Carnival

The November Digital Sale took place immediately after the conclusion of the 2026 Melbourne Cup Carnival.

Major results at Flemington included Point Of Law’s Melbourne Cup victory, Proxima Dea’s Crown Oaks success and Group 1 wins by Birdman, Autumn Glow and Point Barrow on Champions Stakes Day.

Those results form part of the wider Australian racing and breeding records that continue to develop through the remainder of the season.

For a review of the major Carnival meetings, read Jig Racing’s Spring Racing Carnival 2026 guide.

Jig Racing also provides Australian racing coverage, form analysis and Blackbook features through its membership packages.

The Magic Millions November Digital Sale has now concluded, with confirmed transactions available through the auction house’s official results.