A Sale Like No Other

Givemethebeatboys (Lot 8) will run in the colours of Bronsan Racing in tomorrow’s Coventry Stakes having changed hands for £1,100,000 at today’s Goffs London Sale. Frankie Dettori will partner the unbeaten son of Bungle Inthejungle, who was sold this evening by Con and Theresa Marnane’s Bansha House Stables in whose colours he won the Group 3 Marble Hill Stakes at The Curragh last month trained by Jessica Harrington.

No Nay Mets (Lot 11) was the next highest priced lot of the evening as the recent two-year-old black type Gulfstream Park winner sold to Liam Culman of Tuckernuck Stables for £800,000. The team of Gai Waterhouse, Adrian Bott and Johnny McKeever, regularly among the leading buyers at the London Sale, secured two contenders for the Royal Meeting in Cuban Dawn, a son of Teofilo from Glebe House Stables, who goes for the Golden Gates Stakes on Saturday and sold for £300,000, while they also purchased two-time winner New Endeavour (Lot 15), consigned by Varian Stables and with an entry on Thursday at Ascot, for £260,000.

Nusret (Lot 12), who is entered in the Duke Of Edinburgh Stakes on Friday and has a guaranteed entry in the £500,000 Ebor Handicap at York having won the Curragh trial two weeks ago, was offered by Carriganog Stables and sold to Jayne McGivern of Dash Grange Stud for £300,000.

Another to prove hugely popular was the Tim Donworth trained Ocean Vision (Lot 25), a recent Listed winner at Longchamp with a Jersey Stakes entry, who sold for £250,000 to Kentucky Derby-winning owner Ramiro Restrepo’s Marquee Bloodstock.

Hoo Ya Mal sells for £1,200,000 to McKeever Bloodstock, Gai Waterhouse, Adrian Bott and Go Bloodstock. Before going on to win the Group 3 March Stakes at Goodwood.

Impressive maiden winner Crypto Force beat Auguste Robin on debut at the Curragh and sells for £900,000 to Hamish Macauley Bloodstock, Omnihorse and Amo Racing. He cements this form with a storming win of the Group 2 Beresford Stakes the Curragh.

Dual Group winner Cadillac sells for £500,000 and goes on to be 2nd in the Wolferton Stakes at Royal Ascot.

Group 2 placed Cresta sells for £490,000 to Gordon Watson Bloodstock. She sent on to win the Listed Royal Windsor August Stakes.

2021 London Graduate Hong Kong Harry wins Group 2 Del Mar Mile Stakes, Group 2 Seabiscuit Stakes and Group 3 American Stakes at Santa Anita.

2019 graduate Oxted wins the prestigious Group 1 King's Stand Stakes on day 1 of Royal Ascot

Real Appeal, £265,000 purchase by BBA Ireland and Yulong Investments, wins the Group 3 Ballycorus Stakes

Dual winner Zinc White sells to Dan Astbury/Oliver Greenall for £310,000

2019 London Sale graduate Oxted wins Group 1 July Stakes at Newmarket.

2019 London Sale graduate Le Don De Vie win Listed August Stakes at Windsor. Sold by Kingsclere Racing for £460,000 to Howson & Houldsworth, Group Bloodstock and Aziz Kheir.

Mohican Heights sells for £520,000 to David Simcock and wins the Listed Stonehenge Stakes first time out for new connections on Irish Champions Weekend

Forever In Dreams sells for £430,000 and goes on to be dual Group 1 placed in the Commonwealth Cup at Royal Ascot and the British Champions Sprint Stakes.

Shine So Bright wins the Group 2 City of York Stakes for King Power Racing ahead of Group 1 filly Laurens. He was a £375,000 purchase by SackvilleDonald at London 2018.

Dubawi mare, Belle Josephine, in foal to Siyouni with a Pivotal foal at foot tops the sale selling to SackvilleDonald for £720,000.

Winning 2yo Shine So Bright sells for £375,000 and goes on to be Group 2 placed three times for King Power Racing and wins the Listed Free Handicap at Newmarket at 3.

Group 1 winner Miss Beatrix, in foal to Muhaarar, sells for £400,000 to Ann Marshall.

Listed winning Marathon Man sells to New Zealand based agent Paul Moroney for £380,000.

Lockheed heads to Hong Kong after Chris McAnulty’s winning bid of £900,000.

King Power Racing secure seven lots including the £400,000 Tisbutadream, subsequently winner or placed in five Group and Listed starts.

Yulong Warrior is Dubai-bound after selling to Satish Seemar for £360,000, he goes on to win a Listed race at Meydan.

Filly Whitefountainfairy, a €3,000 yearling, is sold by Zhang Yuesheng for £300,000 and is subsequently Group placed at Goodwood.

Irish 1000 Guineas winner Jet Setting is Europe’s highest priced horse in training when making £1,300,000 to China Horse Club.

Middleham Park Racing sell Chester Listed winner Virens Army for £700,000.

Mare in foal to Golden Horn is bought by Ballylinch Stud for £360,000.

Chinese newcomers The Hurun Report buy Dainty Dandy for £200,000, subsequently placed in Ascot’s Gr.3 Princess Margaret Juddmonte Stakes.

Irish filly Majestic Queen makes £825,000 and tops the sale.

Japanese owner Yasushi Kubota bids £290,000 for Realtra who goes on to win five Group and Listed races in England, Ireland and France.

Just £30,000 secures a 2yo Lawman colt in the Breeze Up section. Named Harbour Law, he wins the oldest Classic, the St Leger in 2016.

Coventry fancy Capella Sansevero sold for £1,300,000 and finished close second the next day.

The world’s first Frankel foal, with his dam, makes £1,150,000.

Australians buy French Guineas placed Pornichet (and subsequent Gr.1 winner) for £425,000.

A Gai Waterhouse syndicate buy Café Society for £330,000 placed later that week at Royal Ascot before placing at Group 2 and 3 level in Australia.