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Who is the most successful horse ever to be bought at the breeze-ups?
I don't know the answer btw, I'm hoping someone can tell me. Rio De La Plata was a breeze-up buy, Group 1 winner and rated 120 at his peak. Any advances on 120? |
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I think a filly that may have come through this route was placed in a Classic, and sold at maybe the sales just prior to Royal Ascot. I would have liked to have had a leg of her. Did she top a million? Irish trainer, can anyone help further.
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Native Trail was a breeze up dont know his OR but probably doubt hes topped 120.
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the 120 didn't last long, NT a peak OR of 122, Geoff
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JayTrumpOld
That would, presumably, be the recently introduced - Goffs London Sale - on the eve of Royal Ascot. - although, of coyurse that Sale is not a Breeze-Up I have been through the Returns for that Sale, since 2018 -and cannot finf a Qualifier - nor a Million Pound purchase, either. Couple of Mares (already covered) made decent money .... Where you thinking of one of them? |
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I didn't know this, but looking at recent 1000gns results, Lady Kaya, Jay?
Trained by Sheila Lavery, was second in 2019 to Hermosa |
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Apologies, not Lady Kaya, who sadly died on the gallops
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I think Jay is thinking of Jet Setting, who was sold for 1.3 million at the pre-Ascot sale
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https://www.goffs.com/news/classic-winner-jet-setting-lights-up-london-sale
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The 1000 Gns winner Cachet was sold for 60,000 gns at a Tattersalls Breeze-Up. The Prix de L'Abbaye wnner Platinum Queen was a 57,000 gns breeze up purchase.
And Trueshan ccost just 31,000 gns at a breeze-up sale. So there's three Group 1 winners |
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Spot on George Jet Setting it was. Bought cheaply as a foal. Not your breeze up sales. Oops sorry George B, think I am suffering sunstroke after a roasting hot Curragh weekend, and only shelter was the Champagne Bar !!!!!!
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Perfect Power.
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