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Sharp Susan Tops Easter Sale Opening Day

Sharp Susan and Mimi Lebrock commanded seven-figure prices as the William Inglis & Son Easter Broodmare sale opened April 17 in Australia with a super select session and supplementary offerings.

 Tuesday, April 17, 2012
Galileo Filly Shines at Tattersalls Oct. Sale

Galileo Filly Shines at Tattersalls Oct. Sale

A Galileo filly named Peace of Love commanded 600,000 guineas ($973,111 in U.S. funds) to top the second session of the Book 1 portion of the Tattersalls October yearling sale.

 Thursday, October 06, 2011
Tattersalls Book One Bullish at the Start

Tattersalls Book One Bullish at the Start

The Book 1 portion of the Tattersalls October yearling sale got off to a flying start with increases of 21.6% in gross revenue, 48% in average price, and 51.5% in median price from a year ago.

 Wednesday, October 05, 2011
Gross Rises 11% at Tattersalls Mare Sale

Gross Rises 11% at Tattersalls Mare Sale

Song, an unraced full sister to two group I winners, led the way on the second day of the Tattersalls December mare sale, bringing 1.7 million guineas ($2,968,271 in U.S. funds) Dec. 1 in England. The gross revenue for the session rose 11% from 2008, and the average price fell less than 1%. However, the median price plunged 30%.

 Tuesday, December 01, 2009

Sadler's Wells Mare Brings Nearly $3 Million

Song, an unraced Irish-bred 3-year-old Sadler's Wells mare and a full sister to two group I winners, was bought for 1,700,000 guineas (US $2.96 million) by Badgers Bloodstock during the Dec. 1 second session of the Tattersalls December mares sale at the Newmarket, England sales company's Park Paddocks.

 Tuesday, December 01, 2009

Australian Broodmare Sale Sets Records for Gross, Average

The Australian William Inglis & Son broodmare sale ended on a high note Tuesday, with records for gross revenue and average price from the big catalogue. Seems there are a lot of buyers out there keen to breed now.

 Tuesday, April 05, 2005