In the back of a starry season, No, never will cost 175,000 euros in 2023, representing an increase of 50,000 euros, while his Group 1 winner son Blackbeard (Ire) will join him on the Coolmore list next year at a price price 25,000 euros.
No, never Had a special year. Older Alcohol Free (Ire) won the July G1 Cup at Newmarket, but it was the Coolmore-owned and Aidan O’Brien-trained minors who put their tongues wagging the term. this.
Like his father, Blackbeard landed the G1 Prix Morny in Deauville before doubling his total at the top level in the G1 Middle Park S. at Newmarket.
While he had to retire early due to a training injury, Group 1 scorers Little Big Bear (Ire) and Meditate (Ire) are leading the market ahead of post with 2,000 and 1,000 Guineas, respectively. .
Coolmore Sales Manager David O’Loughlin said, “No, never It’s been an unbelievable year. The quality of the mares he achieved after his success really shined and, in order to have three two-year-old group 1 winners in one year, he attracted the attention of many people.
“It was another big week for him as Meditate won the GI Breeders’ Cup Juvenile Fillies Turf and she is currently the top favorite for 1,000 Guineas. Little Big Bear is loved by 2,000 Guineas, so No, never there’s a big chance for the first two Classics of the season. That means a lot to us because we’re trying to win the Classics.”
Sioux Country Coming from the same male line as the son of Scat Daddy, and had a great debut season at Coolmore College with 43 winners. He will have his fees increased from €10,000 to 17,500 next year. Blackbeard is being backed by O’Loughlin to make a similar splash in his first season.
He said, “To have a horse like Blackbeard on the list is also incredibly exciting. Breeders love nimble horses and he has proven himself to be of the highest quality this season and was reminiscent of his father when winning the G1 Prix Morny was some style before the G1 track Middle Park S. at Newmarket. It’s the icing on the cake of another big season.
“Blackbeard is very similar to his father – the same color, shape and movement. Everything a breeder wants, he has. He is also a very fast mare trained by Eddie Lynam [Muirin (Ire) (Born To Sea {Ire})] so I think a lot of people will want to use him.”
O’Loughlin added, “On the commercial side, what’s driving the market is the international appeal. When the international market is focused on a particular strain, it places a lot more value on it than the domestic market. No, never is a prime example of that as he has international appeal.
“Take it Evenly as another example, he’s had two Pool winners in Europe and three equity winners in the US. Obviously he’s working on both sides of the Atlantic – he’s got dirty horses and horses that can do it in Europe. For breeders, it will be helpful for them to use Arizona, Blackbeard and Sioux Country because they all come from that particular line of Scat Daddy. It’s all just one line. “
Alike Sioux CountryCoolmore’s Saxon Warrior (Jpn) made a big impression with the first season on athletes. As well as having the very welcome Auguste Rodin (Ire) this season, Saxon Warrior became the trump card with Breeders’ Cup winner Juvenile Turf Victoria Road (Ire), one of 21 international winners in his first season.
O’Loughlin said, “Saxon Warrior Had a special year. Once again, he is a horse of international appeal the son of Deep Impact (Jpn) who is the best horse to stand in Japan. Auguste Rodin is a very special horse and Victoria Road crowned a remarkable year with a win at the Breeders Cup Juvenile Turf.
“It’s remarkable because Saxon Warrior not the most precious horse and, for him, to have all these top two-year-olds was a big statement. He has some very good two-year-olds and can safely say that Greenland (Ire) won’t be the best of them all. I know that a lot of people think he is a senior horse to look forward to next year. Several major breeders had their eyes on him after his first season and I even sold a nomination for him here in Keeneland the other day. They think the horse is great value for 35,000 euros. “
Wootton Bassett will cost 150,000 €, St Mark’s BasilicaFees for 2023 are €65,000, and Camelot (GB) is 60,000 €. Churchill (Ire), son of Group 1 double winner Vadeni (Fr), had his fee increased to 30,000 euros, Starspangledbanner (Aus) will represent €50,000, Australia (GB) and Sottsass (Fr) for €25,000 and Ten Sovereigns (Ire) and Gleneagles (Ire) for 17,500 €.
Footsteps and, Circus Maximus, Bell and the US Navy Flag is set at €10,000, Arizona (Ire) at €5,000 and Gustav Klimt (Ire) will cost 4,000 €.
