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By Wandering Eyes · Posted
Northern Farm hosted its mixed sale at the Northern Horse Park on Tuesday which featured a 100 per cent clearance rate for the 66 weanlings offered. These were led by the Kitasan Black colt out of the Listed winner and G1 British Champion Fillies and Mares Stakes runner-up Delphinia (Galileo), who was bought by Louisville Racing for ¥460m (approximately €2.6m). The same buyer had also signed up the first foal through the ring, a colt by Epiphaneia from the champion Argentinean two-year-old filly Carta Embrujada (Storm Embrujada) for ¥220m (€1.25m). The demand for youngsters by Kitasan Black remains strong, and the Shadai stallion's four weanlings sold throughout the session returned an average of ¥205m (€1.16m). Iridessa (Ruler Of The World), the G1 Breeders' Cup Filly & Mare Turf winner of 2019, was represented in the catalogue by her colt foal by world champion Equinox, who was sold for ¥92m (€522,928) to Tsuyoshi Suzuki. Equinox is also the sire of a grey colt out of the G1 Prix Saint-Alary winner Incarville (Wootton Bassett), who brought the hammer down at ¥170m (€966,450) in favour of Masahide Abe. The turnover for foals amounted to ¥43bn (approximately €25m) at an average price of ¥65.79m (€373,884), a decrease of 3.8 per cent, and median of ¥49m (€278,418), which was up by 16.7 per cent. Of the 43 fillies and mares offered, eight failed to reach their reserve and the session was topped by the 10-year-old Danon Grace, a daughter of Deep Impact and the G1 Oaks d'Italia winner Cherry Collect (Oratorio) who was Grade 3-placed and a four-time winner. She was sold in foal to the young Frankel stallion Grenadier Guards for ¥40m (€263,560). The average for the broodmare session fell slightly by one per cent to ¥11.5m (€65,343) and the median was up by 22.5 per cent at ¥9.5m (€53,979). The post Northern Farm Mixed Sale Sees 66 Foals Sold for Equivalent of €25m appeared first on TDN | Thoroughbred Daily News | Horse Racing News, Results and Video | Thoroughbred Breeding and Auctions. View the full article -
happy to go with that. Fabulous with a horse is Luke McCarthy. Kingman did it well the other night. and for the NZ Cup trifecta > Akuta is a great horse and Mark has prepared a lot of Cup winners. and Republican Party for the trifecta. Carter really got him pinging , and he went great over 2 miles in it last year and Auckland Cup too. Left 'Leap To Fame' out of my Vic Cup trifecta altogether as well lol 😆 think he's won enough for one lifetime 😎 . I had HiMynameisJeff - Kingman for Quinella with Catch A Wave for 3rd from the pole draw. thought was gunna get it in the run too , but Catch A Wave had pulled a bit, so stopped late after trailing leader the weak Wally 😅. -
These low class race meetings are the way to go rather than Friday nights, in my humble opinion. Thing is that the TAB are not letting punters on for much. It takes very little money for the Bookies to slash odds dramatically. One bet and they show the Fixed Odds fluctuations various times to make it look like there are many punters offloading, when that is not correct! -
By Nowornever · Posted
57.4 and 27.8 with plenty in the tank. Pretty sure I just saw him on his way home.
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