Miesque
At the Start
Wouldn't have if MV had got his hands on her! Will have to try and see ehr run here next year
Bloodstock 2011
- Thread starter Sheikh
- Start date
Wouldn't have if MV had got his hands on her! Will have to try and see ehr run here next year
Miesque
At the Start
AUSSIE RULES has been sold to Lanwades and Denford Studs. He'll stand at Lanwades for 2012 for £5,000 having originally been advertised at €5,000 by Coolmore for 2012. He'll be available to view at Lanwades throughout TATTSDEC.
Miesque
At the Start
Canford to Coolmore
Pour Moi to Coolmore
Dream ahead to Ballylinch
Indian haven moves to Withyslade farm, UK.
Lilbourne lad to Rathbarry
Doyen to Sunnyhill
Dick Turpin to National Stud (UK)
Malinas to Yorton Farm in Shropshire
Frozen Fire to Coolagown
Poets Voice to Dalham (Darley)
Elusive Pimpernel to Islanmore
Rule of Law to Kedrah house
Zoffany to Coolmore
Vocalised to Redmonstown
Roderic O'Connor to Ballyhane
Workforce to Shadai
Drosselmeyer to WinStar
Native Ruler to Louella Stud
Whywhywhy to Korea (Jejeu)
Weiner Walzer to Erftmuhle
Soul City to Haras du Saz
Big Drama to Stonewall
Aussie Rules to Lanwades
Flying Legend to Shade Oak
Aga Khan Stud Fees
Sea The Stars - €85k (unchanged)
Dalakhani - €40k (up from 35k)
Azamour - €15k (unchanged)
Pour Moi to Coolmore
Dream ahead to Ballylinch
Indian haven moves to Withyslade farm, UK.
Lilbourne lad to Rathbarry
Doyen to Sunnyhill
Dick Turpin to National Stud (UK)
Malinas to Yorton Farm in Shropshire
Frozen Fire to Coolagown
Poets Voice to Dalham (Darley)
Elusive Pimpernel to Islanmore
Rule of Law to Kedrah house
Zoffany to Coolmore
Vocalised to Redmonstown
Roderic O'Connor to Ballyhane
Workforce to Shadai
Drosselmeyer to WinStar
Native Ruler to Louella Stud
Whywhywhy to Korea (Jejeu)
Weiner Walzer to Erftmuhle
Soul City to Haras du Saz
Big Drama to Stonewall
Aussie Rules to Lanwades
Flying Legend to Shade Oak
Aga Khan Stud Fees
Sea The Stars - €85k (unchanged)
Dalakhani - €40k (up from 35k)
Azamour - €15k (unchanged)
Sheikh
At the Start
Captain Marvelous to France .
Roderic O'Connor 9k.
Roderic O'Connor 9k.
Colin Phillips
At the Start
Racing Post site:
Montjeu colt stars at strong December opener
BY ED PROSSER 12:58PM 21 NOV 2011
TATTERSALLS' December Sale kicked off on Monday with a day of yearlings, of whom many who had found their way to Newmarket having either failed to sell or missed their intended engagements earlier this year.
None proved more popular than a son of Montjeu out of a half-sister to Middle Park Stakes winner Hayil who had been returned after making 200,000 euros at Deauville in August and realised 150,000gns yesterday afternoon.
Three bidders offered six figures for the Castledillon Stud offering with Gerard Butler, accompanied by owner Alan Spence, going to 120,000gns. Anani Antoniadis, who frequently buys for the Russian-based Stud 711, was underbidder with David Redvers striking the successful bid.
"He just had a bit of quality about him and I believe he had a throat infection at Deauville," said Redvers. "That's it for yearlings for me this year.The trainer is undecided but he's been bought for Pearl Bloodstock and is the 33rd yearling we have got now.
"There will be 20 trainers worldwide next season for Pearl with Ralph Beckett, Mikel Delzangles and Ger Lyons having the biggest numbers. We have bought a handful more horses privately and are struggling to keep under a total of 50 horses in training. We may have to sell a couple on and I was pleased that Wade Giles (now named Destined For Glory), who we sold, won a Grade 2 in Hong Kong on Sunday."
The day may have been light on star quality, with the smallest number of six-figure lots since 2005, but with several trainers still having orders to fill, there was a solid 76 per cent clearance rate and a median that amazingly shot up by 128 per cent to 20,500gns.
The 25,109gns average, although some way off the record for this sale, rose by 36 per cent and even with 44 fewer horses sold than in 2010, the turnover increased by five per cent to 3,766,300gns.
Montjeu colt stars at strong December opener
BY ED PROSSER 12:58PM 21 NOV 2011
TATTERSALLS' December Sale kicked off on Monday with a day of yearlings, of whom many who had found their way to Newmarket having either failed to sell or missed their intended engagements earlier this year.
None proved more popular than a son of Montjeu out of a half-sister to Middle Park Stakes winner Hayil who had been returned after making 200,000 euros at Deauville in August and realised 150,000gns yesterday afternoon.
Three bidders offered six figures for the Castledillon Stud offering with Gerard Butler, accompanied by owner Alan Spence, going to 120,000gns. Anani Antoniadis, who frequently buys for the Russian-based Stud 711, was underbidder with David Redvers striking the successful bid.
"He just had a bit of quality about him and I believe he had a throat infection at Deauville," said Redvers. "That's it for yearlings for me this year.The trainer is undecided but he's been bought for Pearl Bloodstock and is the 33rd yearling we have got now.
"There will be 20 trainers worldwide next season for Pearl with Ralph Beckett, Mikel Delzangles and Ger Lyons having the biggest numbers. We have bought a handful more horses privately and are struggling to keep under a total of 50 horses in training. We may have to sell a couple on and I was pleased that Wade Giles (now named Destined For Glory), who we sold, won a Grade 2 in Hong Kong on Sunday."
The day may have been light on star quality, with the smallest number of six-figure lots since 2005, but with several trainers still having orders to fill, there was a solid 76 per cent clearance rate and a median that amazingly shot up by 128 per cent to 20,500gns.
The 25,109gns average, although some way off the record for this sale, rose by 36 per cent and even with 44 fewer horses sold than in 2010, the turnover increased by five per cent to 3,766,300gns.
Colin Phillips
At the Start
Balthazaar's Gift retired to stand in Canada
BY MARTIN STEVENS 3:44PM 21 NOV 2011
BALTHAZAAR'S GIFT, a stalwart of the sprinting ranks over the past seven seasons, has been retired to stand in Canada.
The eight-year-old son of Xaar arrived in the country yesterday and is in quarantine before starting his stallion career at Arrow Track Stallions, a new operation in Ontario, next year.
Bernard McCormack, whose Cara Bloodstock will manage Balthazaar's Gift's stud career, said: "He's a fine-looking horse and was very fast; he was the joint-champion three-year-old sprinter in England.
"He is the property of a syndicate and will stand at Can$5,000 live foal. He should suit Ontario mares."
Balthazaar's Gift won a stakes race in every season from two to seven - except for when he wasthree, when he was a narrow second to Les Arcs in the Group 1 Golden Jubilee Stakes.
At two he won the Group 2 Criterium de Maisons-Laffitte; at four he landed the Group 3 Hackwood Stakes; at five he scored in a Windsor Listed contestand at six he put up one of his best performances, beating top sprinter Regal Parade by three lengths to win the Group 2 Hungerford Stakes.
Last year at seven Balthazaar's Gift triumphed in the Group 2 Park Stakes at Doncaster, with Premio Loco second and the likes of Cat Junior, High Standing, Rainfall and Shakespearean unplaced.
Balthazaar's Gift, who won eight of his 54 starts, was bred by Pat Beirne out of the placed Last Tycoon mare That's Your Opinion, a half-sister to smart French miler Green Lady.
Ontario will enjoy an influx of smart stallion prospects next year, as its ranks will also be joined by Breeders' Cup Mile winner Court Vision and Grade 1 Ancient Title Stakes scorer Gayego.
BY MARTIN STEVENS 3:44PM 21 NOV 2011
BALTHAZAAR'S GIFT, a stalwart of the sprinting ranks over the past seven seasons, has been retired to stand in Canada.
The eight-year-old son of Xaar arrived in the country yesterday and is in quarantine before starting his stallion career at Arrow Track Stallions, a new operation in Ontario, next year.
Bernard McCormack, whose Cara Bloodstock will manage Balthazaar's Gift's stud career, said: "He's a fine-looking horse and was very fast; he was the joint-champion three-year-old sprinter in England.
"He is the property of a syndicate and will stand at Can$5,000 live foal. He should suit Ontario mares."
Balthazaar's Gift won a stakes race in every season from two to seven - except for when he wasthree, when he was a narrow second to Les Arcs in the Group 1 Golden Jubilee Stakes.
At two he won the Group 2 Criterium de Maisons-Laffitte; at four he landed the Group 3 Hackwood Stakes; at five he scored in a Windsor Listed contestand at six he put up one of his best performances, beating top sprinter Regal Parade by three lengths to win the Group 2 Hungerford Stakes.
Last year at seven Balthazaar's Gift triumphed in the Group 2 Park Stakes at Doncaster, with Premio Loco second and the likes of Cat Junior, High Standing, Rainfall and Shakespearean unplaced.
Balthazaar's Gift, who won eight of his 54 starts, was bred by Pat Beirne out of the placed Last Tycoon mare That's Your Opinion, a half-sister to smart French miler Green Lady.
Ontario will enjoy an influx of smart stallion prospects next year, as its ranks will also be joined by Breeders' Cup Mile winner Court Vision and Grade 1 Ancient Title Stakes scorer Gayego.
Sheikh
At the Start
Has anyone seen Vale of York ?
Sheikh
At the Start
I know that mate, but thanks anyway.
Sheikh
At the Start
I wasn't going to bother going to look at him as on paper he is not at all appealing but I was feeling a bit guilty about that so if I got some positive feedback from people who had seen him I would. Feedback so far is that he is ok so I'll have to go have a look at the fecker. I saw Captain Marvelous (another son of Invincible spirit) and he was what I was looking for but he he's leaving for France.
Colin Phillips
At the Start
Tatts December foals sale, from the RP site:
First six-figure lot
An Exceed And Excel half-brother to promising two-year-old Strictly Silver (550) is the first foal to make six figures this week when selling for 100,000gns to Willie Browne. Paul McCartan is the underbidder (14 minutes ago)
First six-figure lot
An Exceed And Excel half-brother to promising two-year-old Strictly Silver (550) is the first foal to make six figures this week when selling for 100,000gns to Willie Browne. Paul McCartan is the underbidder (14 minutes ago)
Colin Phillips
At the Start
Again from the RP site:
ON A day when the competition for foals at Tattersalls really steps up a level, Demi O'Byrne had to part with 375,000gns to see off Charlie Gordon-Watson to secure a Galileo colt offered by Plantation Stud.
"I should think he'll be kept to race for the three owners, said O'Byrne.
"He's a really grand foal. I don't need to tell you what Galileo has done."
The colt is a brother to Gravitation, a Group 3 winning filly when trained by William Jarvis and descends from a family that includes the multiple Group 1-winner Fame And Glory.
The three owners O'Byrne refers to are, John Magnier, Michael Tabor and Derrick Smith who have encountered phenomenal success with Galileo this season.
Notable successes for the owners include Cape Blanco, who established himself as one of the leading 10f horses in Northern America, with victory in three Group 1 races. He will be the first son of Galileo to stand in America and will stand at Coolmore's Ashford base.
In Europe, the five-time winner Maybe has flown the flag for the owners and was crowned champion juvenile filly, her unbeaten run culminating with a victory in the Group 1 Moyglare Stakes.
ON A day when the competition for foals at Tattersalls really steps up a level, Demi O'Byrne had to part with 375,000gns to see off Charlie Gordon-Watson to secure a Galileo colt offered by Plantation Stud.
"I should think he'll be kept to race for the three owners, said O'Byrne.
"He's a really grand foal. I don't need to tell you what Galileo has done."
The colt is a brother to Gravitation, a Group 3 winning filly when trained by William Jarvis and descends from a family that includes the multiple Group 1-winner Fame And Glory.
The three owners O'Byrne refers to are, John Magnier, Michael Tabor and Derrick Smith who have encountered phenomenal success with Galileo this season.
Notable successes for the owners include Cape Blanco, who established himself as one of the leading 10f horses in Northern America, with victory in three Group 1 races. He will be the first son of Galileo to stand in America and will stand at Coolmore's Ashford base.
In Europe, the five-time winner Maybe has flown the flag for the owners and was crowned champion juvenile filly, her unbeaten run culminating with a victory in the Group 1 Moyglare Stakes.
Miesque
At the Start
First-crop sire averages at Tatts December
A little exercise in playing with Stud Fee + 15k or 8k costs to get foal to sale and return on investment (ROI)...and ignoring the guineas to pound conversions because I'm being lazy and these are a bit rough & ready. Also assuming full 2010 stud fee was paid up. 11 of 18 profitable on paper at one level or both...
Aqlaam
2010 fee: £7,000
Offered: 14
Sold: 13
Aggregate: 591,800gns
Average: 45,523gns
15k ROI:+23,523
8k ROI:+30,523
Archipenko
2010 fee: £8,000
Offered: 9
Sold: 7
Aggregate: 103,300gns
Average: 14,757gns
15k ROI:-8,243
8k ROI:-1,243
Art Connoisseur
2010 fee: €6,000
Offered: 5
Sold: 5
Aggregate: 34,300gns
Average: 6,860gns
15k ROI:-11,140
8k ROI:-4,140
Bushranger
2010 fee: €7,500
Offered: 14
Sold: 13
Aggregate: 491,000gns
Average: 37,769gns
15k ROI:+12,269
8k ROI:+19,269
Captain Gerrard
2010 fee: £3,500
Offered: 9
Sold: 7
Aggregate: 58,300gns
Average: 8,329gns
15k ROI:-10,171
8k ROI: -3,171
Champs Elysees
2010 fee: £10,000
Offered: 18
Sold: 16
Aggregate: 564,500gns
Average: 35,281gns
15k ROI:+10,281
8k ROI: +17,281
Dandy Man
2010 fee: €4,500
Offered: 4
Sold: 4
Aggregate: 26,500gns
Average; 6,625gns
15k ROI:-12,875
8k ROI: -5,875
Intense Focus
2010 fee: €6,500
Offered: 8
Sold: 7
Aggregate: 173,800gns
Average: 24,829gns
15k ROI:+3,329
8k: +10,329
Le Havre
2010 fee: €5,000
Offered 1, sold for 20,000gns
15k ROI:0 (break even)
8k ROI: +7,000
Major Cadeaux
2010 fee: £3,500
Offered: 3
Sold: 3
Aggregate: 51,500gns
Average: 17,167
15k ROI:-1,333
8k ROI:+5,667
Mastercraftsman
2010 fee: €20,000
Offered: 11
Sold: 10
Aggregate: 315,000gns
Average: 31,500gns
15k ROI:-3,500
8k ROI: +3,500
Myboycharlie
2010 fee: £5,500
Offered: 19
Sold: 14
Aggregate: 220,800gns
Average: 15,771gns
15k ROI:-4,729
8k ROI: +2,271
Naaqoos
2010 fee: €6,000
Offered: 3
Sold: 1 for 16,000gns
15k ROI: -5,000
8k ROI:+2,000
Sea The Stars
2010 fee: €85,000
Offered: 9
Sold: 8
Aggregate: 1,865,000gns
Average: 233,125gns
15k ROI: +133,125
8k ROI: +140,125
Soldier Of Fortune
2010 fee: €10,000
Offered: 1, sold for 42,000gns
15k ROI:+17,000
8k ROI:+24,000
Virtual
2010 fee: £5,000
Offered: 13
Sold: 10
Aggregate: 129,000gns
Average: 12,900gns
15k ROI:-7,100
8k ROI: -100
Winker Watson
2010 fee: £3,500
Offered: 2
Sold: 2
Aggregate: 11,600gns
Average: 5,800gns
15k ROI:-12,700
8k ROI: -5,700
Yeats
2010 fee: €10,000
Offered: 7
Sold: 3
Aggregate: 49,500gns
Average: 16,500gns
15k ROI:-8,500
8k ROI:-1,500
A little exercise in playing with Stud Fee + 15k or 8k costs to get foal to sale and return on investment (ROI)...and ignoring the guineas to pound conversions because I'm being lazy and these are a bit rough & ready. Also assuming full 2010 stud fee was paid up. 11 of 18 profitable on paper at one level or both...
Aqlaam
2010 fee: £7,000
Offered: 14
Sold: 13
Aggregate: 591,800gns
Average: 45,523gns
15k ROI:+23,523
8k ROI:+30,523
Archipenko
2010 fee: £8,000
Offered: 9
Sold: 7
Aggregate: 103,300gns
Average: 14,757gns
15k ROI:-8,243
8k ROI:-1,243
Art Connoisseur
2010 fee: €6,000
Offered: 5
Sold: 5
Aggregate: 34,300gns
Average: 6,860gns
15k ROI:-11,140
8k ROI:-4,140
Bushranger
2010 fee: €7,500
Offered: 14
Sold: 13
Aggregate: 491,000gns
Average: 37,769gns
15k ROI:+12,269
8k ROI:+19,269
Captain Gerrard
2010 fee: £3,500
Offered: 9
Sold: 7
Aggregate: 58,300gns
Average: 8,329gns
15k ROI:-10,171
8k ROI: -3,171
Champs Elysees
2010 fee: £10,000
Offered: 18
Sold: 16
Aggregate: 564,500gns
Average: 35,281gns
15k ROI:+10,281
8k ROI: +17,281
Dandy Man
2010 fee: €4,500
Offered: 4
Sold: 4
Aggregate: 26,500gns
Average; 6,625gns
15k ROI:-12,875
8k ROI: -5,875
Intense Focus
2010 fee: €6,500
Offered: 8
Sold: 7
Aggregate: 173,800gns
Average: 24,829gns
15k ROI:+3,329
8k: +10,329
Le Havre
2010 fee: €5,000
Offered 1, sold for 20,000gns
15k ROI:0 (break even)
8k ROI: +7,000
Major Cadeaux
2010 fee: £3,500
Offered: 3
Sold: 3
Aggregate: 51,500gns
Average: 17,167
15k ROI:-1,333
8k ROI:+5,667
Mastercraftsman
2010 fee: €20,000
Offered: 11
Sold: 10
Aggregate: 315,000gns
Average: 31,500gns
15k ROI:-3,500
8k ROI: +3,500
Myboycharlie
2010 fee: £5,500
Offered: 19
Sold: 14
Aggregate: 220,800gns
Average: 15,771gns
15k ROI:-4,729
8k ROI: +2,271
Naaqoos
2010 fee: €6,000
Offered: 3
Sold: 1 for 16,000gns
15k ROI: -5,000
8k ROI:+2,000
Sea The Stars
2010 fee: €85,000
Offered: 9
Sold: 8
Aggregate: 1,865,000gns
Average: 233,125gns
15k ROI: +133,125
8k ROI: +140,125
Soldier Of Fortune
2010 fee: €10,000
Offered: 1, sold for 42,000gns
15k ROI:+17,000
8k ROI:+24,000
Virtual
2010 fee: £5,000
Offered: 13
Sold: 10
Aggregate: 129,000gns
Average: 12,900gns
15k ROI:-7,100
8k ROI: -100
Winker Watson
2010 fee: £3,500
Offered: 2
Sold: 2
Aggregate: 11,600gns
Average: 5,800gns
15k ROI:-12,700
8k ROI: -5,700
Yeats
2010 fee: €10,000
Offered: 7
Sold: 3
Aggregate: 49,500gns
Average: 16,500gns
15k ROI:-8,500
8k ROI:-1,500
Colin Phillips
At the Start
From the RP site:
THE Tattersalls December Sale stepped up a gear when Miss Keller sold for 625,000gns to become the top lot of the day.
Sold by Three Chimneys Sales, who also sold the Group 3-placed Pyman's Theory for 125,000gns, the recent E P Taylor Stakes winner was bought by Waratah Thoroughbreds.
MichaelGoodbody, sat with Waratah's Paul Fudge in a packed auditorium to clinch the sale of the Grade 1-winning daughter of Montjeu.
Bidding started at 200,000gns, but stuck around 250,000gns before it excelerated through the prices as Fudge and Goodbody saw off the underbidder Nakamura Tomoyuki of Keiai Farm, Japan.
A week after the win of Toyomitsu Hirai's Eishin Apollon in the Mile Championship at Kyoto, representatives of Hirai's Eishin Farm increase their family involvment, paying 360,000gns for close relative Quelle Vitesse.
Consigned by New England Stud, Quelle Vitesse, by Sadler's Wells, will be heading to Ireland to foal and will visit a British or Irish stallion before heading to Japan.
THE Tattersalls December Sale stepped up a gear when Miss Keller sold for 625,000gns to become the top lot of the day.
Sold by Three Chimneys Sales, who also sold the Group 3-placed Pyman's Theory for 125,000gns, the recent E P Taylor Stakes winner was bought by Waratah Thoroughbreds.
MichaelGoodbody, sat with Waratah's Paul Fudge in a packed auditorium to clinch the sale of the Grade 1-winning daughter of Montjeu.
Bidding started at 200,000gns, but stuck around 250,000gns before it excelerated through the prices as Fudge and Goodbody saw off the underbidder Nakamura Tomoyuki of Keiai Farm, Japan.
A week after the win of Toyomitsu Hirai's Eishin Apollon in the Mile Championship at Kyoto, representatives of Hirai's Eishin Farm increase their family involvment, paying 360,000gns for close relative Quelle Vitesse.
Consigned by New England Stud, Quelle Vitesse, by Sadler's Wells, will be heading to Ireland to foal and will visit a British or Irish stallion before heading to Japan.
Things to bear in mind from sales returns are that the seller loses commission to the auction house (Miesque - please check me on these figures!) of around 10-15%, there is a sales entry fee of at least £500-600 per foal, and there are preparation fees to be paid to foal preppers, often studs or consignors, also around the same mark as the entry fee, plus transport of foal to sales. If you do your own prep, fine, but it's several weeks of in-hand walking and obedience, and if you've got your own transport, then it's just your petrol costs.
So for a foal making, say, £10K at the sales, knock off £2K, and if it's a yearling, you've had the cost of keep (food, vet, farrier) for a year also factored in (and off the return). For breeders, the price the little 'orse sells for is not the price the breeder pockets.
So for a foal making, say, £10K at the sales, knock off £2K, and if it's a yearling, you've had the cost of keep (food, vet, farrier) for a year also factored in (and off the return). For breeders, the price the little 'orse sells for is not the price the breeder pockets.
Miesque
At the Start
Kiri - I was working the costs out vaguely on various bills I've had/been issuing recently!
Yup - it's 'sharp intake of breath' time, Miesque!
By the way, got the Cheveley Park 2012 brochure yesterday (even though I did let them know last year that I wouldn't have any mares and to save their postage):
DUTCH ART £12,000
KYLLACHY £10,000
MEDICEAN £8,000
PIVOTAL £45,000 (down £40K from his brief but grand days!)
VIRTUAL £4,000
All 1st October LFFR terms.
By the way, got the Cheveley Park 2012 brochure yesterday (even though I did let them know last year that I wouldn't have any mares and to save their postage):
DUTCH ART £12,000
KYLLACHY £10,000
MEDICEAN £8,000
PIVOTAL £45,000 (down £40K from his brief but grand days!)
VIRTUAL £4,000
All 1st October LFFR terms.
Miesque
At the Start
Tattersalls Mares Top Ten
1: Sumora (IRE) B.M. by Danehill (USA) x Rain Flower (IRE), 2,400,000,
Purchaser: MV Magnier
2: Reve d'Iman (FR) B.M. by Highest Honor (FR) x Numidie (FR), 1,700,000
Purchaser: Katsumi Yoshida
3: Pearling (USA) B.M. by Storm Cat (USA) x Mariah's Storm (USA), 1,300,000
Purchaser: Tony Nerses
4: Testosterone (IRE) Br.F. by Dansili (GB) x Epopee (IRE), 1,200,000
Purchaser: C Gordon-Watson Bloodstock
5: Ventura (IRE) B.M. by Spectrum (IRE) x Wedding Bouquet, 900,000
Purchaser: MV Magnier
6: Mrs Marsh (GB) B.M. by Marju (IRE) x Drei (USA), 850,000
Purchaser: BBA Ireland
7: Prima Luce (IRE) B.M. by Galileo (IRE) x Ramona (GB), 825,000
Purchaser: McKeever Bloodstock
8: Rock Salt (GB) Ch.M. by Selkirk (USA) x Kamkova (USA), 800,000
Purchaser: C Gordon-Watson Bloodstock
9: Jane Eyre (GB) Gr.M. by Sadler's Wells (USA) x Albanova (GB), 700,000
Purchaser: Will Edmeades Bloodstock
10: Darinza (FR) M. by Dalakhani (IRE) x Darinska (IRE), 650,000
Purchaser: Hill'N'Dale Farm
1: Sumora (IRE) B.M. by Danehill (USA) x Rain Flower (IRE), 2,400,000,
Purchaser: MV Magnier
2: Reve d'Iman (FR) B.M. by Highest Honor (FR) x Numidie (FR), 1,700,000
Purchaser: Katsumi Yoshida
3: Pearling (USA) B.M. by Storm Cat (USA) x Mariah's Storm (USA), 1,300,000
Purchaser: Tony Nerses
4: Testosterone (IRE) Br.F. by Dansili (GB) x Epopee (IRE), 1,200,000
Purchaser: C Gordon-Watson Bloodstock
5: Ventura (IRE) B.M. by Spectrum (IRE) x Wedding Bouquet, 900,000
Purchaser: MV Magnier
6: Mrs Marsh (GB) B.M. by Marju (IRE) x Drei (USA), 850,000
Purchaser: BBA Ireland
7: Prima Luce (IRE) B.M. by Galileo (IRE) x Ramona (GB), 825,000
Purchaser: McKeever Bloodstock
8: Rock Salt (GB) Ch.M. by Selkirk (USA) x Kamkova (USA), 800,000
Purchaser: C Gordon-Watson Bloodstock
9: Jane Eyre (GB) Gr.M. by Sadler's Wells (USA) x Albanova (GB), 700,000
Purchaser: Will Edmeades Bloodstock
10: Darinza (FR) M. by Dalakhani (IRE) x Darinska (IRE), 650,000
Purchaser: Hill'N'Dale Farm
chroniclandlord
Senior Jockey
Tartan Bearer was sold at Tattersalls yesterday for 50k to stand in Turkey. I'm surprised that none of the local studs bought him as a NH stallion.
chroniclandlord
Senior Jockey
Prix de l'Abbaye winner Total Gallery was sold to stand in India for 32k.
Sheikh
At the Start
chroniclandlord
Senior Jockey
Humble enough money for both Total Gallery and Tartan Bearer.
Sheikh
At the Start
You'd nearly give it a lash yourself for 32k.