The opening day of the Tattersalls February Sale on February 3 saw Shadwell’s draft immensely popular and Ballyhimikin Stud went to 175,000 guineas (US$248,985) to claim it. Thunder Night Half-brother to Sheikh Zayed Bin Sultan Al Nahyan, National Day winner Moqtarreb and dual group 3 is placed Khaloosy .
April Flying pony (Lot 111) out of race twice Dalakhani mare Elshaadin, victorious daughter of the Great Magnificent Style, dam of group 1 winners Nathaniel , Playful action and Great Heaven as well as the winners of the group Percussionist and Eternal echo .
Anthony Stroud, speaking on behalf of Ballyhimikin Stud, said: “The Night of Thunder has performed exceptionally well and the dam has produced two stake horses. We like him as an individual and he will. to Ireland.
“He has a great pedigree and we hope he comes back next October and makes some money!”
Anthony Stroud at Tattersalls
Moqtarreb has continued to operate on credit in the UAE for Erwan Charpy, most recently finishing fifth in the Zabeel Mile Presented By Emaar Beachfront (G2), while the dam can provide more updates as she has a fat 2 year old at the end of the Shamardal year.
Well bred Frankel mare Anasheed (Lot 55) took the lead earlier in the session when it sold to Richard Brown of Blandford Bloodstock for 130,000 guineas ($184,960), totaling the first six figures of the day.
Winner for Owen Burrows at the age of 3, Anasheed is outside the winner on the list and Ultimatebet.com One Thousand Guineas is third Hathrah which means she is half-sister to EBF At The Races winner John Musker Stakes and third place Prix de l’Opera Longines (G1) Hadaatha .
Brown said of the 7-year-old: “Obviously she’s Frankel’s, the newly crowned champion, and she’s a good performer herself. She’s only run three times but is ranked 93rd, so so perhaps it’s fair to say that she could have”
Her first two ponies, a 2 year old Siyouni the pony is training with Burrows for Shadwell, and a child aspires Sea The Stars drew rave reviews, while the mare is poised to take on one of last year’s most exciting first season bulls after being sold as a non-pony in this sale.
Richard Brown at Tattersalls
Brown added: “All of her accounts receive two very beautiful ponies. They appreciate Sea The Stars so much, while she has a lovely page and has a lot going for her. that.
“I was hoping not to pay that much but I really wanted her. I think she would be a really good fit. Ardad . He’s scary but I have a wrapper I can use. “
Blandford Bloodstock also picks up a 2-year-old (Plot 82) Awtaad is a half-sister to Shadwell’s gorgeous Investec Oaks (G1) heroine and King George VI & Queen Elizabeth Stakes (G1) Taghrooda at 80,000 guineas ($131,822) for a partnership.
Brown also bought Mohjatty, the trash girl’s sister, at last year’s Tattersalls December Mares Sale, revealing the 4-year-old would be visiting Dubai this term.
Brown added of the consigned shipment in New England: “She’s only 2 years old, so we’re going to get her out on the field for a year. I don’t think we’re going to race her. There will be. a lot happens in the genealogy to come.”
Shadwell fever shows no signs of abating as Meah Lloyd Bloodstock has reached 105,000 guineas ($149,391) to secure a place that has been raced and booked. Muhaarar filly Mashaaer (Lot 60) for Jonathan Sarkar.
Now a 3-year-old, Mashaaer consigned to sales by Barton appeared in the winning Smiley Smile contest, a daughter who won first place in grade 1 Indian Fleet and half-sister with a half-brother Golden Fleet she is the smash of the winner Sentient Jet Breeders’ Cup Juvenile (G1) Game winner and Churchill Downs Shares presented by Top Scorer Ford (G1) Flagstaff .
Mashaaer, who played second best on his Ascot maiden debut last September for Richard Hannon, will stay in coaching, albeit with a different pitcher.
Jamie Lloyd said: “He (Sarkar) has three mares on the ranch and some horses are being trained with Henry Spiller, that’s where she was meant to be. Her first race, you’ll be in. offers in the region of £250,000 ($338,755).
Mashaaer in the ring at Tattersalls February Sale
“We feel that she’s a slut that down the street, even at this price point, can look cheap. Jonathan was looking for something a little better to add to his chain.”
Sarkar himself added: “She will race and she will spawn.”
Jason Singh, on behalf of Dubai-based trainer Satish Seemar, won a bid of 105,000 guineas ($149,391) for Shadwell’s unnamed 2-year-old (Plot 70) by Outperform and Excel who is not the winning daughter of Queen Mary Stakes (G2) and QIPCO One Thousand Guineas (G1) winners finished third Maqaasid .
The family is filled with winners and performers of black type, including the Schweppes Sydney Cup (G1) winner Shraaoh under the second dam, while under Sarayir is the heroine of Stanjames.com One Thousand Guineas (G1) and Coronation Stakes (G1) Ghanaati Grosvenor Casino Cumberland Lodge Stakes (G3) and second place Emirates Airline Champion Stakes (G1) Mawatheeq and Investec Epsom Oaks (G1) Tuesday Rumoush .
Singh said: “She has been purchased for an existing customer of Satish Seemar’s and she is going to Dubai. He is busy looking for rookies for the next season in the Middle East.
“He went through the catalog himself, compiled a shortlist, and brought the horses here for the test. She was his pick among 2-year-olds.”
An unnamed 2-year-old child (Plot 61) by Mukhadram changed hands when sold to Cormac McCormack for 80,000 guineas ($113,822). Also provided by New England Stud on behalf of Shadwell, the girl born in May does not resemble the aforementioned Hathrah.
McCormack, who also auctions on Anasheed, said: “She’s for an established client. She’s trained and is a nice person with a bit of makeup, and you have to pay for them. .”
A total of 170 lots were sold with a turnover of 3,112,800 guineas ($4,428,800), an average of 18,311 guineas ($26,051) and an average of 9,000 guineas ($12,804).
Sale ends on Friday at 10am
