Emperors Palace 2013 National Yearling Sale

wonbyamile Wrote:

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> what did Lot 5 go for???

....not sold Vendor buy back.....:S

Muhtiman Wrote:

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> ....not sold Vendor buy back.....:S

hmmmmm ok.....thanks..... im following this one!!!!

well done Jonno she looks a cracker

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> > The half brother to TELLINA by JET MASTER...have
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> > look at this smashing colt at the Maine Chance
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> > LOT 202 Time Odyssey
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TELLINA BROTHER FETCHES R1 600 000

Prices continued to rise into the late afternoon session at the 2013 Emperors Palace National Yearling Sale.

There was plenty of hype surrounding lot 202, a beautifully bred son of the late, great Jet Master – and the colt lived up to expectations.

A half-brother to the top-class Tellina (who runs in Saturday’s Gr1 SA Derby), the colt was consigned by Maine Chance Farms.

Out of a Spectrum mare, the colt named Time Odyssey was knocked down to leading trainer Ormond Ferraris.

A full list of results and stats will be available immediately after the sale.

R3.6m for lot 263, colt by Dynasty out Wonderful World (Complete Warrior) - half brother to Chave De Oura and Wonder Gold
R3.4m for lot 233, colt by Jet Master out of Urabamba (Fort Wood)
R2.2m for lot 37, colt by Dynasty out of Moonlit Prairie (Cozzene) - full brother to Jackson
R2.0m for lot 179, colt by Dynasty out of Stormy Appeal (Kilconnel) - half brother to Fort Petersburg and Stormy Coast
R1.6m for lot 202, colt by Jet Master out of Tachina (Spectrum) - half brother to Tellina
R1.2m for lot 258, colt by Western Winter out of Wise Dame (Argosy) - full brother to My Kazzie, half to Mentor and Royal IQ

That's the millionaires so far.

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> R3.6m for lot 263, colt by Dynasty out Wonderful
> World (Complete Warrior) - half brother to Chave
> De Oura and Wonder Gold
> R3.4m for lot 233, colt by Jet Master out of
> Urabamba (Fort Wood)
> R2.2m for lot 37, colt by Dynasty out of Moonlit
> Prairie (Cozzene) - full brother to Jackson
> R2.0m for lot 179, colt by Dynasty out of Stormy
> Appeal (Kilconnel) - half brother to Fort
> Petersburg and Stormy Coast
> R1.6m for lot 202, colt by Jet Master out of
> Tachina (Spectrum) - half brother to Tellina
> R1.2m for lot 258, colt by Western Winter out of
> Wise Dame (Argosy) - full brother to My Kazzie,
> half to Mentor and Royal IQ
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> That's the millionaires so far.


From tba


The first session of the 2013 Emperors Palace National Yearling Sale saw a Jet Master colt fetch R3 400 000. The colt is currently the top priced lot at the sale.

From the last crop of the immortal Jet Master, Master’s Spirit was consigned by Klipdrif Stud, who had previously stood his sire.

Purchased by champion trainer Mike de Kock, Master’s Spirit is the second foal produced by former Gr1 SA Fillies Classic winner Urabamba, a daughter of champion sire Fort Wood.

The colt comes with an interesting story, as he was born shortly after Jet Master died. Twice he escaped, but on both occasions was found on his sire’s grave.

As the sale has progressed, prices have continued to soar. At the time of writing, four lots have made R1 000 000 plus, with another 13 fetching R500 000 plus.

A full list of statistics will be available online after the sale. The sale continues on Sunday, when it is due to start at 10 am.

Thoroughbred Breeders Association of South Africa
SALE PRICES UP NATIONAL 2013

The first day of the 2013 Emperors Palace National Yearling Sale ended on a high, with the aggregate, average and median prices all up from last.

The sales topper is one of the highest in the sale’s history, behind only the R4 000 000 spent on Divine Jet in 2010 and equal to R3 600 000 for Potala Palace at the same year.Despite fewer lots sold than last year (from 201 to 182) the aggregate on day one jumped to R55 320 000 from 2012’s total of R45 190 000. The average price rose from R224 826 to R303 956 this year.Lots not sold increased in 2013 to 30 from 17 last year, but the session’s top price of R3 400 000 was well up on last year’s top priced lot – which fetched R1 250 0000.It was noticeable that the day’s trading got off to a slow start, but prices picked up gradually and steadily through the day.

The first day was topped by lot 263 who was sold to Mayfair Speculators for R3 600 0000. Consigned by Drakenstein Stud, the colt is by Dynasty.

Top priced filly on day one was a daughter of Argentinian sire Easing Along, who was knocked down for R900 000. The unnamed filly was consigned by Wilgerbosdrift, and was purchased by Mayfair Speculators.

TBA’s CEO Tom Callaghan was ecstatic with the outcome of the sale, commenting, “This was an exceptional sale, and the sales’ results are in line with standard international results. The average was up by 39%, and there was quality money for quality horses. Buyers have become more discerning. There was excellent support from some of racing’s real icons, but thanks must go out to the breeders who have supported the sale so well.”

The TBA’s Jan Naude was also well pleased with the day’s outcome, saying ”Despite a slow start, the sale ended with improved figures from last year. This was a great result, as there were fewer horses sold. I hope the positive trend continues on Sunday. Come early – we start at 10!”A full list of results and statistics for day one is now available online. Sunday’s sale starts at 10 am, when the remaining horses will come under the hammer.

SALE STATS IMPRESSIVE AT CONCLUSION OF NATIONAL 2013

Sunday evening saw the 2013 Emperors Palace National Yearling Sale draw to a close.

The two day sale, which started on Friday morning, ended with both aggregate and average well up on last year’s sale.
The 2013 sale’s aggregate was up from R84 730 000 to R122 468 000 this year. The average also improved from R234 061 to R297 976 – a healthy jump of 27%.
Lots not sold remained pretty much the same as last year, increasing by just one from 45 to 46 unsold.

Top priced lot on the sale was Lot 263 a Dynasty colt, consigned by Drakenstein Stud. Out of the Gr1 winning mare Wonderful World, the colt, named Trees of Green was sold to Mayfair Speculators for R3 600 000.

The sales topper is one of the highest in the history of the National Sale, and was well up on last year’s top priced yearling - which cost R1 700 000.

A daughter of champion Australian sire, Encosta De Lago, was the sales’ top priced filly. Catalogued as lot 330, the unnamed filly, who is out of a Danehill mare, was consigned by Summerhill Stud (as Property of a Partnership). She was purchased by Wilgerbosdrift, and, no doubt, will prove a very valuable broodmare prospect later on.

Leading vendors at the sale, by aggregate was Varsfontein Stud, whose 24 lots to sell amassed R8 540 000. Top vendor, by average (3 or more sold) was Klipdrif Stud who sold three yearlings for the impressive individual average of R1 256 667.

Form Bloodstock were the sales' top buyers by aggregate. The agency signed for 18 lots which grossed R11 125 000. Form also combined with Shadwell to purchase five lots for R5 850 000.

Lot 503, a magnificent chestnut colt by Trippi was knocked down to top Cape trainer Dean Kannemeyer for R3 600 000 (pictured).

Locally bred sires dominated the list of top sires. The late, great Jet Master, was the sales’ top sire by aggregate. The local legend, who was selling his last crop, sold 24 yearlings for a total of R16 140 000. Jet Master’s final crop to pass through the National Sale ring averaged R672 500.

The latter was also top sire by average (3 or more sold), with his 24 yearlings averaging a very healthy R672 500.
TBA’s CEO Tom Callaghan was delighted by the sale’s solid, middle market. He said,” The aggregate was up an incredible 44% - although we did sell 49 more horses than last year. I was especially pleased to see that the median reached R200 000 – an increase of 33%. The overall strong middle market is very much in line with international results, and we were delighted to welcome some of the industry’s true icons to the sale.”
A new initiative taken by the TBA involves the showing of all passed through horses at the sale on the home page.
Full lists of results and statistics for the sale are available online.

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