Shadwell’s draft appeared again on the second and final day of the Tattersalls February Sale on February 4, with the pool set Dubai pony Wuqood generated a single successful six-figure sum when sold to Saud Al Qahtani on behalf of Najd Stud for 170,000 guineas (US$240,356).
This isn’t the first time Najd Stud has hit the headlines at the Park Paddocks, having been a prominent spender at last fall’s Horse Training Sale, including with the purchase of 700,000 guineas (1,011,721 dollars) and 400,000 guineas (US$578,102) ) Boltaway deposited by Juddmonte.
This pony is 2 years old Sea The Stars His half brother sold it to Tally-Ho Stud the day before and the 4-year-old is now being prepared for a flight to Saudi Arabia to continue racing.
Al Qahtani, the stallion’s representative, said: “I think this horse has a small problem with the wind but we thought, because of it, it can improve on the dirty side and also when castrated. It will coached by Abdullah Mishref Al-Kahtani.”
Wuqood won the debuts for Dermot Weld and Hamdan Al Maktoum in 2nd place, and finished in second place in the match at Eyrefield Stakes (G3) in October of that year. He was included on the list last fall when he finished second in the Manguard Plu Trigo Stakes at Leopardstown.
He’s off the Moyglare Jewels Blandford Stakes (G2) – the victorious Teofilo mare, Tarfasha, who is also second in the Investec Oaks (G1) behind the great Taghrooda. She’s the Rakan-winning Sea The Stars smash, as well as a half-sister to Artemis Goodwood Cup (G2) and third-place Ascot Gold Cup (G1) winners. Saddler’s Rock plus the Allexina listed winner, and closely tied to the second Dubai Duty Free Irish Derby (G1) Rock Galileo.
Another batch, undefeated White Marlinan additional Master Artisan half-brother with winner Derrinstown Stud Flying Five (G1) Romantic proposal had reached 145,000 guineas ($204,933) previously but was eventually acquired.
Boughey at Double
Zodiac gelding Ensaata relationship of first-class sprinters Kingsgate Native and Jebel Hatta Sponsored by Emirates Airline (G1) First Contact Tuesday, the coach racked up 40,000 guineas ($56,533) for Lahiqa 3 year old child Quality Sugar Beauly mare won the Sea The Stars list.
Boughey said of the pair: “They were bought to spec. We’ve had some success with the last few Shadwell drafts, while we were looking to buy some nice 3-year-olds because we have a lot of 2 pcs.-assorted age last year.
“They’re some nice pedigrees to join. They’re different types of horse than the ones we have, they can go a little further and they’re really blank canvases. Kodiacs are the same brethren. with Hypethe better man is at 3 and is ranked 90, while he is not a Galileo mare either. “
There’s a lot to like about Lahiq, who was picked up by Shadwell for $400,000 as weaned from Keeneland’s November 2019 Livestock Share Sale when powered by Hunter Valley Farms. This 3-year-old is the grandson of Pickle, an American, American high school winner, and comes from a family that includes Gale Force Ten.
Boughey added: “Quality Road colt is a big, visionary horse that I can imagine never did a big number by 2 and it will probably come out just in the summer.”
Sydney on his trip to the state
Sydney Street will continue his career in the United States after selling to Conall Meegan of Beechmore Bloodstock on behalf of Shawn Dugan for 85,000 guineas ($120,133).
Bred by New England Stud and supplier at Tattersalls Book 1, son of dark Angel has a pedigree to go along with his talent. His instant family page received a boost with the success of the Gredleys’ She does in the last season Dubai EBF Boadicea British shares in Newmarket.
The 3-year-old was on his own as a double winner, delivering Hugo Palmer and Chelsea Thoroughbreds’ first successes in a Kempton match in December before doubling his points by both course and gap in December. before.
“He’s gone to California and looks ready to race there,” Meegan said. big, clean limbs and we’ve been following him and like what we’ve seen. Hopefully he’ll be in class right away.”
Sydney Street is empty of winning mare Lawman Minnaloushe, daughter of French list winner Traou Mad and half-sister to Roscoff, the dam of Bet365 winner Lancashire Oaks (G2) Manuela de Vega Italian Colt champion Hero Look and UK VIP/EBF Matchbook winner Daisy Warwick Stakes Isabel de Urbina . Under the third dam, Frenchman Pont-Aven (G1) took the second bet, as a group 2 double winner, and the third Prix de l’Abbaye Longchamp (G1) Sainte Marine.
Statement
Overall, 158 lots were sold for a turnover of 2,736,300 guineas ($3,867,594), an average of 17,318 guineas ($24,474) and an average of 11,000 guineas ($15,550).
Tattersalls President Edmond Mahony said: “It’s good to have had a positive start to 2022. Last year’s Tattersalls February sale was conducted under particularly difficult circumstances, so expect there will be a significant increase in all major metrics, but nevertheless for February of this year Sales to generate a record average, revenue and a better than one time average and the ratio 85% clearance, which is a clear sign of a strong market.
“Quality shipments from Godolphin and Shadwell have once again attracted widespread worldwide participation and it is a tribute to the enduring draw of inventory from these two outstanding operations that all The 10 highest-priced lots on sale are all owned or bred by Shadwell or Godolphin.”
He continued: “The clear standout over the last two days is that 175,000 guineas ($248,985) were bred by Shadwell. Thunder Night the longing of Elshaadin, who was once the second-highest priced cove ever sold at the February Sale, but as is often the case at Tattersalls sales of this nature, the notable diversity of buyers is salient features.
“Buyers from across Europe, the Gulf region and other regions have all contributed significantly, either in person or online, and domestic demand has also been a source of encouragement to the broader industry as We look forward to a year of trading hope largely unhindered by the challenges we’ve all endured over the past two years.”
