Bloodstock Sales - The Irish Field
Bloodstock Sales - The Irish Field
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Leo Powell reports on the Tattersalls Cheltenham February Sale which was dominated by Irish point-to-pointers
By Leo Powell on 21 February 2020
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Leo Powell reports on the first sale of the year in France, headed by Agnes who sold for €135,000
By Leo Powell on 14 February 2020
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Michael Ross previews Tattersalls Ireland's Cheltenham February National Hunt Sale of point-to-pointers and young jumpers
By Michael Ross on 14 February 2020
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A somewhat bigger catalogue produced an aggregate of just over €4 million, a progression of slightly less than 3% on last year
By Ryan McElligott on 07 February 2020
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Sheranda, a Siyouni half-sister to two pattern winners, topped the day's trade at €220,000
By Ryan McElligott on 05 February 2020
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Riverview Farm's son of the dual classic-winning miler was sold for €82,000 on a day when the turnover and mean dipped on 2019's figures but the median and clearance rate went up
By Ryan McElligott on 04 February 2020
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Leo Powell reports on the first sale of 2020 at Newmarket, where I'll Have Another realised 200,000gns
By Leo Powell on 31 January 2020
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Harry and Lorna Fowler’s Rahinstown Stud topped the sale with a son of No Risk At All whose talents have been advertised by Epatante and Allaho as the February Sale maintained it's recent figures
By Ryan McElligott on 31 January 2020
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Two of the day's mostly highly priced purchases are heading overseas, but the session-topper, a stakes-winning daughter of Dragon Pulse, is among those heading to Ireland
By Irish Field Contributor on 30 January 2020
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The top price of €60,000 was down on last year's best but the median increased by 22%
By Ryan McElligott on 28 January 2020
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Leo Powell reports on the Tattersalls Cheltenham January Sale which produced a good clearance rate and two six-figure lots
By Leo Powell on 31 January 2020
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Leo Powell reports on the two-day Goffs UK January Sale, the first with Tim Kent as managing director
By Leo Powell on 24 January 2020
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