Blood demand continued in Newmarket on Thursday, albeit in lower price brackets, like Adaalah (GB) (Oasis dream {GB}), a member of the Shadwell draft, put 82,000gns to the top of the fourth and final session of the Tattersalls December Sale as the 2021 Park Paddocks sale season draws to a close.
Thanks in part to larger drafts from the aforementioned Shadwell, Juddmonte and Godolphin, which previously lost patrons earlier this year, sales at the December Mare Sale exceeded 60 million gns, with 788 lots sold. from 964 lots offered for sale (82%) for a total of 62,412,700 gns. This is a 45% improvement in total sales from 2020. Both the average and the average of all sales are up at least 30%, with the former being 79,204gns (+35%) and the previous level being 79,204gns (+35%). then 26,000gns (+ 30%) ).
Four mares make up seven characters due to Waldlied (GB) (New approach {Ire}) (lot 1839) at 2.2 million gns and followed by 2 million gns buy Cayenne Pepper (Ire) (Australia {GB}) (lot 1840). Sunday Times (GB) (Holy Roman Emperor {Ire}) (lot 1810) and Flotus (Ire) (Starsangledbanner {Aus}) (lot 1798) rounds the quartet to 1.8 million gns and 1 million gns, respectively.
Deposit as lot 2277, Adaalah, in the foal of Eqtidaar (Ire), was purchased by Najd Stud. The daughter of dual-list winner Muteela (GB) (Dansili {GB}) who also placed second in G3 Supreme S. and G3 Oak Tree S., Adaalah’s wins the stakes and granddam Nufoos is placed in the pool. dual (GB) ( Zafonic) responsible for G1 hero Awzaan of Middle Park S. (GB) (Alhaarth {Ire}), waiter of G3 Sweet Solera S. Muraaqaba (GB) (Dubawi {Ire}) and Hajras (Ire) (Dubai Destination) ).
Saud Al Qahtani, who is bidding on behalf of Prince Faisal bin Khalid bin Abdulaziz of Najd Stud, said: “We don’t know the plan yet, I need to call the Saudis and find out. “She could be here with other mares or she could move to Saudi Arabia. We also bought lot 1790, Under the Stars (Ire) (300,000gns), is a pony to Frankel (GB). They could stay with Ted Voute, who, of course, nurtured this year’s champion Mishriff (Ire) (Believe {GB}).
Adaalah’s 2021 foal was knocked down by BBA Ireland for 15,000gns at the Tattersalls December Ponie Sale.
“This mare is Oasis dream, that’s very exciting for us,” continued Al Qahtani, who also signed two other mares on Thursday, among which was a win by Shadwell Etaab (Street Cry {Ire}) (lot 2328), by pony into Muhaarar {GB}, for 17,000gns. “It is a good breeder. She had a very nice pony this year with the same stallion. We are hoping to build a significant operation in Europe. ”
Another Shadwell consignee, Sareeha (Ire) (Shamardal), caught the eye of JD Moore at 52,000gns. Lot 2379, among the winning Saraha (GB) (Dansili {GB}), there is a run to her name. The second dam is the Kareemah (Ire) (Peintre Celebre) and this is the Shadwell Lahudood (GB) extended and royal champion family (Singspiel {Ire}).
“She belongs to a client, we like her profile and she belongs to Shamardal,” J.D. Moore said. “She looked so green when she started at Chelmsford in September. We will plan when she arrives at the new pitch.”
Completing the top backpack is Brook Stud’s Golden Water (Ire) (Australia {GB}) (lot 2294). Charlie Peate got the 3-year-old after she left the ring for 40,000gns. Her Group 3 winning double was Chisy (Ire) (Dancer Danehill {Ire}), who also finished third in G1 Pretty Polly S.Frankel {GB}) to her credit.
Thursday’s trading benefited from Shadwell’s offerings, with 5 of the top 10 being offered for sale from that shipment. Of the 163 fillets or mares offered, 105 were sold (64%) for a total of 845,700gns. The average increased to 8,054 grams and the average also increased to 5,000 grams, up 59% and 67% respectively.
As of two weeks of sales, a staggering 1,667 lots were sold in total from 2,034 lots offered for sale (82%) during the Tattersalls December Yearling, Foal and Mare Sales. Total production was 98,781,700gns, up 35% from 2020’s 73,353,300gns in the first year of the covid pandemic. The averages and averages are also higher than their counterparts in 2020 – the average 59,257gns (+20%) and the average 25,000gns (+25%).
At the conclusion of the December 2021 Tattersalls Sale, Tattersalls President Edmond Mahony commented: “Starting with Book 1 of the Tattersalls October End of Year Sale, the 2021 Tattersalls sale season has been continuous. exceeded global expectations and demand during the Tattersalls December Sale. momentum remains until the end.
“Record averages at both the December Five Sale and the December Fools Sale have demonstrated exceptional depth in all sectors of the market and we have seen that replicated in four days. past with buyers from around the world all contributed to a drop in price that not only comfortably surpassed last year’s profit but also surpassed pre-pandemic levels of 2019.
“December Tattersalls 2021 ticket sales generated good revenue in excess of 60 million guineas, 45% higher than last year, average and mid-range broad margins, impressive clearance rates above 80 % and 164 unprecedented mares and wheels sold for 100,000 guineas or more. Annual revenue at Tattersalls has skyrocketed from 260 million guineas in 2020 to over 320 million guineas this year, a number that has only doubled and is a stark testament to how quickly a broader industry has taken over. faith and vibration after the rigors of last year.
“The four featured batches, Waldlied, Cayenne Pepper, Sunday Times and Flotus, all celebrate the consistent demand for the highest quality plasma that has been a hallmark of the Tattersalls 2021 sales season, but point The real standout is the opportunity to welcome so many international buyers back to Park Paddocks. The Tattersalls December Mares Sale showcases the best breeds to be found in Europe and the easing of travel restrictions has seen a return of this historically unique cosmopolitan atmosphere to buyers. international competition at all levels of the market. Buyers from the US, Australia, France and Japan were particularly prominent, and the crowd of overseas participants faced strong competition from their British and Irish counterparts.
“As well as acknowledging the tremendous contribution from our buyers, we also have to thank our shippers, who every year make the Tattersalls December Sale a highlight of the international plasma sales calendar. Mass shipments from Godolphin, Juddmonte Farms and Shadwell Estates, as well as the dispersing of fillers and mares by Sir Robert Ogden, have proven extremely popular and supported by leading shippers from Britain, Ireland and France were once again rewarded. unrelenting global demand, which has long been a sign of top-shelf sales in Europe. “
