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Tattersalls Ireland Derby Sale continues to be the leading National Hunt Store Sale anywhere in the world, and 2024 marked the 50th anniversary of the sale. As a select sale, our inspectors handpick the best individuals with pedigrees to match, resulting in a catalogue that is supreme in quality. The sale produced the highest price Store sold at any Store Sale, as a son of Doctor Dino was purchased for €350,000. The 2024 edition also saw 25 lots surpassing €100,000, more than any other Store Sale.

The spring festivals at Cheltenham, Aintree and Punchestown regularly produce Grade 1 winning graduates from the prestigious Derby Sale. It provides buyers with the best opportunity to buy their future champion. Grade 1 winning graduates during the 2023/2024 National Hunt season included Gerri Colombe, Jonbon, Brighterdaysahead and Grey Dawning. Other high profile graduates of the Derby Sale sale include dual two-mile Queen Mother Champion Chase winner Energumene, and dual Champion Hurdle winner Honeysuckle.

Launched in 2021, this sale provides a final opportunity for National Hunt purchasers to invest in Store Sale stock. Graduates of the July Store Sale include Grade 2 winners Shanagh Bob and Captain Cody, Aintree Grand National winner Noble Yeats, and Irish Grand National winner Lord Lariat.

The 2024 edition saw a joint-record sale price achieved with a son of Order of St George purchased for €65,000. In total 581 lots were catalogued, and included siblings to some smart performers, including a half-sister to Grade 3 winner Magical Zoe, a half-sister to Grade 2 winner Master Chewy, and a half-sister to Grade 2 winner Indefatigable.

Select NH Store Horses

The September Yearling Sale has experienced continuous growth year on year, and is now firmly established as one of Europe’s leading yearling sales. The 2024 edition produced a median of €24,000, nine sold were sold for six figures, while a record number of lots were sold for €60,000 or more. Graduates of the sale include Group 3 Priory Belle Stakes winner A Lilac Rolla, Group 3 Jannah Rose Stakes winner Sea The Boss and Group 1 Prix Jean Romanet runner up American Sonja. Other graduates to strike at stakes level this season include Group 3 Fred Darling Stakes winner Folgaria, Listed Platinum Stakes winner Super Sox, and Group 2 Prix du Gros-Chene winner Ponntos.

The September Yearling Sale produced 130 winners in 2023, more two-year-old winners than any other European sale. Graduates from 2023 include the Group 2 Gimcrack Stakes winner Cool Hoof Luke, and Group 3 Prestige Stakes winner Anshoda.

All yearlings sold in 2024 are now eligible for the €250,000 Tattersalls Ireland Super Auction Sales Stakes held at the 2025 Irish Champions Festival. The sale has produced over 70 two-year-old winners across several countries in 2024, including Ireland, the UK, Italy, Czech Republic, Denmark and Spain.

The Top Lot at €180,000 in 2024 was a son of Mehmas who was one of ten purchases for Rabbah Bloodstock. A son of Sea The Stars was the second top priced horse of the sale, while Marco Bozzi Bloodstock were the leading purchaser numerically having sourced 19 lots.

The vendor of the winning horse in the €250,000 Tattersalls Ireland Super Auction Sale Stakes will receive an Overlander R240 horsebox for one year.

A sale which has experienced continuous growth, reflecting its status as one of Europe’s leading yearling sales. The 2023 edition produced a record median, and a record number of lots making over €40,000.Graduates of this sale include Taj Dragon, a Group 3 winner at Sha Tin earlier this year, Anglesey Stakes winner Kairyu, and Prix d’Arenberg winner Tiger Belle.

The September Yearling Sale produced 130 winners in 2023, more two-year-old winners than any other European sale. The sale attracts a diverse range of owners, agents and pinhookers from Ireland, UK, Europe and further afield showing confidence in the Tattersalls Ireland yearling product. All yearlings catalogued will be eligible for the €250,000 Tattersalls Ireland Super Auction Sales Race held at the 2025 Irish Champions Festival.