Success on the racetrack comes to those who plan for it. It's not something that can be taken for granted or expected. Everyone loves winning and the innovative Australian thoroughbred sales company Magic Millions are proud of their recent success. And rightly so.

For the last few seasons combined Magic Millions have had the pleasure of selling more Group One winners and more high class racehorses than others in the thoroughbred sales field.

The high class product available at Magic Millions' auctions around the country - from the Gold Coast to Adelaide and Launceston to Perth - is the reason for this great run of success. And with a winning formula of selecting those yearlings who look destined for success, set in place at Magic Millions, buyers at next year's auctions have plenty to look forward to.

Magic Millions prides itself on providing a quality product at a value cost. Unlike other auctions, you aren't usually asked to part with millions of dollars for a yearling - often it’s significantly less.

Everyone loves a win. Everyone strikes for a Group One. And everyone dreams of a Golden Slipper. If you too are dreaming of winning the world's richest juvenile race you better make sure you're at the Magic Millions Yearling Sale.

Five of the last six winners of the Golden Slipper are Magic Millions purchases. Stratum (2005), Dance Hero (2004), Polar Success (2003), Ha Ha (2001) and Belle du Jour (2000) were all knocked down to their owners on the Gold Coast. The only one missing, the 2002 winner Calaway Gal, was a homebred!

The last four Golden Slippers have been dominated by the following graduates - 2005: Stratum & Fashions Afield - 2004: Dance Hero & Charge Forward - 2003: Polar Success, How Funny, Hasna & Shamekha - 2001: Ha Ha & Excellerator – 2000: Belle Du Jour & Assertive Lad.

David Chester, Managing Director Magic Millions, says his company works tirelessly to assemble the best possible catalogues for each of their sales – whether it be on the Gold Coast in January, Perth in February or Adelaide in March – three of the country’s top sales.

“While a lot of sales concentrate purely on pedigrees, Magic Millions look for the right balance – we don’t just want a horse with a sexy pedigree page – we want one that’s athletic and one which we feel will prove their worth as a racehorse,” Chester comments.

“This strategy adopted by Magic Millions is obviously working the way we wanted it to. For three of the past four seasons we’ve topped the sales company list for Group One winners and stakes winners,” he added.

Buyers on the lookout for a quick return on their investment should look no further than Magic Millions.

Often the winner of the Magic Millions feature 2YO Classic race, will go on to win feature Group One races throughout their two, three and four-year-old racing seasons. Dance Hero is the perfect example of the horse Magic Millions prides itself on presenting in their outstanding catalogues. A precocious and athletic horse who became Australia’s Champion 2 & 3YO.

“Many buyers continually tell us they can buy with confidence at our sales,” Chester said. “And when you cast your eyes over the results of the past couple of seasons you can see why they can be so confident.”

Those intending to buy at future sales conducted by Magic Millions will also be able to exhibit similar lines on confidence.

“We have no intentions of resting and becoming complacent,” Chester added. “We plan to continue to further boost our sales – so they are bigger and better and most importantly being more successful for buyers by producing more stakes winners, more Group One winners and more champions.”

Buyers of yearlings with Magic Millions can now qualify their youngster to be a part of a $4 million (plus) annual series of races around the country. The entire Magic Millions raceday programme on the Gold Coast is now closed to eligible MM graduates. There's also races in Adelaide, Toowoomba, Perth, Tasmania and Wyong.

After all who wouldn’t want to have their own Dance Hero, Private Steer, Mahogany, Belle du Jour, Subzero, General Nediym, Defier, Lovely Jubly, Regimental Gal, Mummify, Dash for Cash, Assertive Lad or Ha Ha?