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Sakhee Offspring Shine at Tattersalls
by Mark Popham
Date Posted: 10/13/2005 4:29:33 PM
Last Updated: 10/21/2005 12:20:41 PM
Freshman Shadwell Stud stallion Sakhee dominated Thursday's trading at the Tattersalls October yearling sale (Part 2) in England, supplying the two top-priced lots.A 90,000-guiena colt out of Premiere Dance, offered and bred by the National Stud, headed business after Willie Browne of Ireland-based breeze-up consignor Mocklershill Stables came out best in a duel with David Redvers."He'll be coming back here in April; he has to having cost that money," said Browne. "He was very expensive, I thought I might get him for 60,000 guineas, but I was mad about him. It was all on a bit of a whim, but I like Sakhee and sometimes you get a feeling about a horse and I had to have him."Trainer Neville Callaghan will take charge of a 78,000-guinea Sakhee colt out of Shukran, bought by Richard Brown of Blandford Bloodstock.The gross of 2,689,500 guineas was up 15% on 2004 while the average price of 20,375 guineas jumped by 61%.The sale finishes today.COMPARATIVE FIGURES (In Guineas)YEAR OFFERED SOLD GROSS AVG MEDIAN 2005 155 132 2,689,500 20,375 16,000 2004 256 184 2,333,900 12,684 9,750
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