The first yearlings by Group 1 Coolmore Stud Stakes winner Ozzmosis are earning positive early reviews as Inglis and Magic Millions representatives travel Australasia inspecting candidates for the 2027 yearling sales.

Among those to inspect the first crop have been Inglis Chief Executive Sebastian Hutch and Magic Millions Managing Director Barry Bowditch, with both providing encouraging feedback on the Ozzmosis yearlings they have seen.

Their reaction is a promising early endorsement for breeders who supported Ozzmosis in his first seasons at Newgate, particularly as these inspections provide the first opportunity to see how his progeny are developing across a broad range of mares and farms.

Ozzmosis retired to Newgate with an elite commercial profile. A Group 1 Coolmore Stud Stakes-winning son of Champion Sire Zoustar, he possesses the race performance and sire line that have become synonymous with success in the Australian yearling market.

The early feedback suggests Ozzmosis is passing on his quality with consistency. With his first crop now being inspected at scale, the response from two of Australasia’s leading yearling sale companies provides an encouraging indication of what could be to come when his progeny enter the sales ring in 2027.

For breeders considering Ozzmosis in 2026, that timing presents an opportunity. They can breed on the back of positive feedback from those currently inspecting his first yearlings, but before the broader buying market has had the opportunity to assess them at public auction.

As a son of Zoustar, Ozzmosis also gives breeders access to one of the most commercially influential sire lines in Australia. Zoustar has established himself as a Champion Sire and an outstanding source of elite sprinting talent and commercially desirable stock, providing Ozzmosis with a strong foundation from which to establish his own stud career.

With the first yearlings now earning positive reviews and the 2027 sales season approaching, breeders supporting Ozzmosis this spring have the benefit of meaningful early feedback while still getting ahead of his first major test in the commercial market.