So You Think X Sweet Fire

EXCELLENT OPPORTINITY ACQUIRE A WELL BRED, WELL CONFORMED COLT BY A TOP CLASS SIRE AT EXCEPTOPNAL VALUE

This colt represents outstanding value, having been acquired at a price below the sire’s service fee. He carries premium bloodlines from the late, great champion stallion So You Think, who sadly passed away, making his final crops increasingly sought after. A striking physical specimen, this colt is big, well-muscled and balanced, with fluent, efficient action. He displays the athletic conformation and scope that trainers prize, suggesting both durability and a strong platform for development.

So You Think progeny are renowned for their toughness and high trainability. From our inspections, this colt is responsive, composed and keen to please. Traits that make the trainer’s job easier and help unlock his potential on the track. He is out of a multiple city winning Sharmadal mare who was also Group 3 placed, adding proven performance and class. This combination of sire line excellence and a race proven dam gives him an attractive genetic profile.

Our So You Think Colt has passed 100% clean on his x ray’s, scope and clinical examination.

Paid up for BOBS Bonus Scheme, $20 million Magic Millions Race Series, $3 million Magic Millions 2yo Classic, $3 million Magic Millions 3yo Guineas, $2 million Magic Millions Cup, $5 million Golden Slipper and $1 million Golden Rose.

SHARE PRICE INCLUDES

Purchase Price, Training, Pre training, Agistment, Veterinary, Scoping, X-Ray, Transport, BOBS Bonus scheme, Magic Millions Race Series, Golden Slipper, Registration, Mortality Insurance is covered up to the 31st March 2027.

SHARE PRICE

• 2% – $1,340
• 2.5% – $1,675
• 5% – $3,350

• 10% – $6,700

PAYMENT PLAN

$335.00 upfront then 3 x $335.00 equal monthly payments for every 2% ownership share.

ONGOING COSTS

The average cost over a 12‑month period is $30.00 per week for every 2% ownership share. This fee covers training, standard race nominations, routine veterinary care, and transport.

WE DO NOT CHARGE ANNUAL FEES OR TAKE PERCENTAGE OF PRIZE MONEY WHICH IS COMMON PRACTISE BY OTHER SYNDICATORS