The sale, considered Europe’s most progressive yearling sale, provided consistent results on the track across the world.

This year’s sale saw a record 70 horses sold for €50,000 or more and an outstanding clearance rate of 90 per cent to match last year’s session.

The two days produced a median price of €26,000, a record for the September Yearling Sale and an increase of 11 per cent on 2021, while the €12,421,000 aggregate and the average of €30,075, are the second-best in the sale’s history and just below 2021’s records.