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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 profile of the sale has been elevated after three graduates struck in Group 1 company at Royal Ascot. Docklands has been a superb flagship horse for the sale, and his Group 1 Queen Anne Stakes victory set the tone for what was a remarkable run of top level graduate success.

Time For Sandals won the Group 1 Commonwealth Cup, returning to her high class juvenile form, and provided trainer Harry Eustace with a memorable Group 1 double. Finally, Cercene rounded off a memorable week to provide Joe Murphy, whose Crampscastle Bloodstock purchased the filly for €50,000 in 2023, with a first Group 1 winner in the Coronation Stakes. Caballo De Mar added a fourth Group 1 for the sale as he landed the Prix du Cadran for trainer George Scott and owners Victorious Racing.

Other 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. Graduates to strike at stakes level in 2024 included Group 3 Fred Darling Stakes winner Folgaria, Listed Platinum Stakes winner Super Sox, and Group 2 Prix du Gros-Chene winner Ponntos.

The sale remains a leading source of two-year-old winners, with the 2024 edition having produced 88 individual winners across a number of racing jurisdictions.

All yearlings sold in 2026 are eligible for the €250,000 Tattersalls Ireland Super Auction Sales Stakes held at the 2027 Irish Champions Festival. Purchasers are reminded that in order to make their new acquisition eligible, they must opt in when signing the purchase confirmation form.

The vendor of the winning horse in the €250,000 Tattersalls Ireland Super Auction Sales 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 Stakes held at the 2026 Irish Champions Festival.

A Six-day sale of National Hunt-bred foals, yearlings and broodmares offers stock from Ireland’s leading National Hunt breeders, and is long established as the leading sale of its type.

The record for the highest priced National Hunt foal ever sold in Ireland was set at this sale in 2007, when a daughter of Presenting, out of a half-sister to the three-time Cheltenham Gold Cup winner Best Mate, was purchased for €210,000.

The 2024 edition of the sale saw two foals end the sale as the joint top priced lots, with both being purchased for €110,000. In total, seven foals were sold for €70,000 or more, 22 foals were sold for €50,000 or more, and 40 foals were sold for €40,000 or more.

The breeding stock section has seen high class mares such as Benie Des Dieux, Laurina, Let’s Dance and Aintree Grand National runner-up offered for sale after their racing careers had come to an end.

Leading Champion Hurdle candidate The New Lion is a graduate of the 2019 edition. Dan Skelton’s charge remained unbeaten in four starts as a novice hurdler, the highlight being victory in the Grade 1 Turners Novices’ Hurdle at the Cheltenham Festival.

Hiddenvalley Lake, Banbridge, Honesty Policy and Hello Neighbour are also November graduates to have won at the top level during the 2024/25 NH season.

The 2023 Champion Hurdle winner Constitution Hill is a graduate of the 2017 edition, and in 2023 became the third-highest-rated two-mile-hurdler ever in the Anglo-Irish Jumps Classifications. Ballyburn was sold at the 2018 November National Hunt Sale and is now a four-time Grade 1 winner.

Other graduates to have won at the Grade 1 level include Shishkin, Stay Away Fay, Captain Teague, and Appreciate It.