Inglis GM of Bloodstock sales Sebastian Hutch says "extraordinary times has called for extraordinary measures" touting Inglis' "huge investment" in technology in recent years to ensure they were able to proceed with their Easter Yearling sale in a "virtual format". All businesses right around the world have had to be agile and nimble at this time due to the effects of the coronavirus on the supply chain.
"Similarly, our Chairman's Breeding Stock sale will proceed as a virtual sale also - While it's been difficult, we're in a very fortunate position," Mr Hutch said. "It's the best yearling sale in the southern hemisphere. The record of graduates demonstrates that.
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