There are a total of 446 lots catalogued for the first sale of 2018. These lots consist of some top quality fillies, broodmares, colts, geldings, yearlings and two-year olds. Some hail from the likes of Godolphin, Juddmonte Farms and Shadwell Estates; a selection of some of the world’s most famous owner breeders.
The majority of lots are made up by colts and geldings and out of these, the one to watch out for is Willie John. This three-year-old has been trained by William Haggas and achieved an impressive win in his only start as a two-year-old. He has been entered into the English and Irish Derbies and being Timeform rated 87p, he is certainly one to watch.
Our Tattersalls Tour will take you right to the heart of the action with one of our expert tour guides to give you all the insider’s advice. Learn what the top buyers are looking out for when bidding and brush shoulders with some of the world’s most famous owners and trainers as you soak up the buzz inside the legendary sales ring.
The excitement doesn’t just stop at the sales. This amazing tour will also take you behind the scenes at the racing stables of Group 1 winning trainer, Sir Michael Stoute!
After watching the thoroughbreds exercising on Newmarket’s legendary Warren Hill, you will be taken to find out what it takes to train a champion at the home of one of the most famous trainers in the sport!
With continued growth over recent years and three Tattersalls high price records broken just last year, now is a great time to experience Europe’s largest bloodstock auctioneers. Below we have listed the historical highest prices for all of the Tattersalls sales, will you witness the next record breaker?
Sale: February Sale
Horse: Easton Angel
Price (GNS): 500,000
Year: 2017
Sale: Craven Breeze Up Sale
Horse: War Front x Julie From Dixie
Price (GNS): 1,150,000
Year: 2017
Sale: Guineas Breeze Up Sale
Horse: Exceed And Excel x Bois De Citron
Price (GNS): 470,000
Year: 2008
Sale: Guineas HIT Sale
Horse: Catlelyons
Price (GNS): 170,000
Year: 2015
Sale: July Sale
Horse: Business As Usual
Price (GNS): 460,000
Year: 2010
Sale: October Yearling Sale
Horse: Galileo x Alluring Park
Price (GNS): 5,000,000
Year: 2013
Sale: Autumn HIT Sale
Horse: Elizabeth Browning (IRE)
Price (GNS): 700,000
Year: 2017
Sale: December Yearling Sale
Horse: Dalakhani x Solo De Lune
Price (GNS): 700,000
Year: 2006
Sale: December Foal Sale
Horse: Giant’s Causeway x Urban Sea
Price (GNS): 1,800,000
Year: 2002
Sale: December Mare Sale
Horse: Marsha (IRE)
Price (GNS): 6,000,000
Year: 2017
What are you waiting for? Book today to reserve your place on our tour of the Tattersalls February Sale 2018! You might witness another record being broken, or maybe you’ll see where it all begins for the next big thing in the racing world! Anything could happen, but one thing is for sure, it will be as exciting as ever.
Click here to book your tour, or give us a call on 0344 748 9200.
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