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Has to be the Greatest buy in racing history ,and that was without today
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Great to see case. What a bargain buy.
.... I think Santa Claus cost 100 back in the day. |
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Santa Claus was first sent to the sales as a weanling in December 1961 at Newmarket, where he was sold for 800 guineas. A year later he was returned to the sales and was bought for 1,200 guineas by the Irish division of the British Bloodstock Agency acting on behalf of John Ismay and Mrs Darby Rogers. The colt was sent into training with Mrs Rogers' son, Mick Rogers, at the Curragh.....From wikipedia.
Not bad for a winner of the 2000 guineas, Derby and Irish Derby. |
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You could buy a House for that Back then
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What was the average price of a house in the UK in 1963?
At the start of 1963, the average house price was just £2,748. According to one source, buying a house today will set you back £261,995 – with another saying it will cost you a whopping £286,000. |
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https://www.sunlife.co.uk/articles-guides/your-money/the-price-of-a-home-in-britain-then-and-now/
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PRICES AND INFLATION CALCULATOR
A spike into double digits made inflation headline news throughout 2022. Our calculator lets you see what this has done to prices and how they have changed over the years. During decades of comparatively low inflation it was easy to forget the problem it causes for politicians, economists and, in particular, consumers. That problem is now firmly back on the agenda. This calculator lets you see how the value of money has changed between 1900 and 2022. It uses annual RPI inflation – the figure with the longest running data and one still used for historical comparisons. The most recent data runs to the end of 2022. PRICE THEN, PRICE NOW Amount: (price then) £ 800 s d Year 1963 Result £ 20,334.29 LUMP SUM |