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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.

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.

The six-day sale of National Hunt-bred yearlings, foals and broodmares produced a record-breaking median of €14,000 and its third best-ever average of €17,983. In total, 772 horses exchanged hands for a turnover of €13,883,050 the second-best figure since 2007 when the November National Hunt Sale catalogue was much larger.

The bulk of the week featured five busy days of foal sales which produced consistently strong trade with spirited demand from both pinhookers and racing owners alike. The turnover for the foal section of €12,440,400 is the third-best ever behind 2007 and 2006 and is ahead of last year’s outstanding foal sale.

This year’s enthusiastic market saw 685 foals sold for a record-breaking median of €14,500 and an average of €18,161, which is on par with 2021’s figure. In total, 36 foals sold for €50,000 or more, and for the first time since 2007 over 137 foals fetched €30,000 and over.

The Tattersalls Ireland November National Hunt Foal Sale will be catalogued by day in A-Z format from this years 2023 renewal.