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Shastye Shines Again at Tattersalls WEDNESDAY, 10 OCTOBER 2018 third foal was the G2 Middleton S. winner and multiple Classic- SHASTYE SHINES AGAIN placed Secret Gesture (GB) (Galileo {Ire}), who was raced by Newsells in partnership with Qatar Racing before being sold to AT TATTERSALLS John Ferguson for $3.5 million at Keeneland November in 2016. In the interim, Shastye had enjoyed three blockbuster sales on the back of Secret Gesture=s racetrack success: MV Magnier had bought Sir Isaac Newton for 3.6 million gns in 2013; Charlie Gordon-Watson had spent 800,000gns on the Street Cry (Ire) filly Secret Soul (GB) in 2015; and David Redvers had bought another filly, Secret Gaze (GB) (Galileo {Ire}), for 1.35 million gns at this sale two years ago. After producing three consecutive fillies, Shastye threw another Galileo colt in 2016, and that one was again scooped up by MV Magnier for 1.3 million gns here last year. That is looking like a solid investment with the colt, now named Japan (GB), the winner of two races since the catalogued was printed, including the G2 Beresford S. on Sept. 30. Cont. p2 Gerry Meehan is all smiles as he leads another millionaire out of Shastye through the ring at Tattersalls | Tattersalls photo IN TDN AMERICA TODAY By Emma Berry and Kelsey Riley QUALITY ROAD TO STAND FOR $150,000 IN 2019 NEWMARKET, UK--Newsells Park Stud=s Shastye (Ire) (Danehill) Lane’s End’s Quality Road (Elusive Quality) will stand for has been a regular headline-maker at Book 1 of the Tattersalls $150,000 in 2019. He stood for $70,000 in 2018. Click or tap October Yearling Sale since 2013, when her subsequent Group 3 here to go straight to TDN America. winner Sir Isaac Newton (Ire) (Galileo {Ire}) briefly set a record for a European yearling at public auctionBwhich was eclipsed the following dayBwhen bought by MV Magnier for 3.6 million gns. Five years later, Sir Isaac Newton=s full-brother (lot 109) flirted with his elder brother=s pricetag during the first of three Book 1 sessions on Tuesday, but fell just short, with MV Magnier again the successful bidder at 3.4 million gns. The day=s strong clearance rate of 85% came from the sale of 133 of the 157 yearlings offeredC14 more than changed hands at the opening session last year. They accrued turnover of 35,505,000gns,which was up by 5%, with the median of 170,000gns being a 15% drop on the high figure of 200,000gns attained on the first day last year, though that eventually settled at 165,000gns for Book 1 as a whole. The average was 266,955gns, again down slightly, by 5%. Galileo Supplies Three Millionaires... The 17-year-old Shastye was a winner at three and four and listed placed, but she has simply outdone herself at stud. Her TDN EUROPE • PAGE 2 OF 17 • THETDN.COM WEDNESDAY • 10 OCTOBER 2018 QUEEN OF THE RING Shastye=s Progeny to Sell at Public Auction Shabyt (GB) (Sadler=s Wells) 350,000gns yrl >09 TATOCT Bought by Jeremy Noseda Maurus (GB) (Medicean {GB}) SW & MGSP i320,000 yrl >12 ARAAUG Bought by Waratah Thoroughbreds Secret Gesture (GB) (Galileo {Ire}) GSW & MG1SP $3.5-million >16 KEENOV Bought by John Ferguson Sir Isaac Newton (GB) (Galileo {Ire}) GSW 3.6-million gns yrl >13 TATOCT Bought by MV Magnier Secret Soul (GB) (Street Cry {Ire}) 800,000gns yrl >15 TATOCT Bought by Charlie Gordon-Watson Bloodstock Secret Gaze (GB) (Galileo {Ire}) 1.35-million gns yrl >16 TATOCT Bought by David Redvers Bloodstock Japan (GB) (Galileo {Ire}) GSW AWe=re just very lucky to have a mare who has bankrolled the 1.3-million gns yrl >17 TATOCT stud year after year. This is great for [yearling manager] Gerry Bought by MV Magnier Meehan and his teamCthey=ve done a sensational job and no Yearling Colt (GB) (by Galileo {Ire}) horses on the place look better,@ Dollar added. AShastye is back 3.4-million gns yrl >18 TATOCT in foal to Galileo again. That=s the easiest mating to do each Bought by MV Magnier yearCyou can=t have too much of a good thing.@ Cont. p3 Tattersalls October Book 1 Cont. from p1 AShastye has been a great producer and Andreas Jacobs is a great breeder,@ Magnier said after fending off a handful of persistent bidders including David Redvers, John O=Connor and Japanese trainer Mitsu Nakauchida, the latter being the eventual underbidder. AWe have a very high opinion of this TATTERSALLS OCTOBER YEARLING SALE horse. He=s a lovely horse and we=ve had luck with the family.@ BOOK 1 DAY 1 SESSION TOTALS 2018 2017 AIt=s the right cross and Galileo is absolutely flying. He=s an $ Catalogued 173 171 exciting horse and we=re very pleased to have got him.@ $ Number Offered 157 154 Shastye has visited Galileo exclusively the past four years and $ Number Sold 133 119 is in foal to him again. She is believed to be carrying a colt. $ Not Sold 24 35 $ Clearance Rate 85% 77% AJapan just reinvigorated everything this year and I think they $ No. 500Kgns+ 20 14 [Coolmore] really like him,@ said Newsells Park manager Julian $ High Price 3,400,000gns 2,600,000gns Dollar. AHe could be anything next year but his Beresford win $ Gross 35,505,000gns 33,880,000gns just got everything going again. This colt isn=t as pretty as Sir $ Average (% change) 266,955gns (-6%) 284,706gns Isaac Newton but he=s bigger and stronger.@ $ Median (% change) 170,000gns (-15%) 200,000gns COVER SONG The BEST COMBINATION of AGE, PEDIGREE, ABILITY, and COVERING SIRE EVER OFFERED AT PUBLIC AUCTION. 1st Dam MISTY FOR ME (IRE), by Galileo. CHAMPION, CLASSIC WINNER, MULTIPLE G1 WINNER. 4 wins in 7 starts at 2 and 3, 492,975 euro in Ireland, hwt at 2, hwt at 3. Irish One Thousand Guineas [G1], Moyglare Stud S. [G1], Pretty Polly S. [G1], winner in 1 start at 2 in France, hwt at 2, Total Prix Marcel Boussac-Criterium des Pouliches [G1]; Total $1,124,364. Dam of 4 foals of racing age, including a 2-year-old of 2018, three to race, all Group Winners. 2013 – COVER SONG (f. by Fastnet Rock) Autumn Miss Stakes [G3]. Total: $122,227. 2014 – ROLY POLY (f. by War Front) MULTIPLE G1 WINNER, CLASSIC-PLACED. 3 wins to 3, Kingdom of Bahrain Sun Chariot S. [G1], Tattersalls Falmouth S. [G1], Prix Rothschild [G1], 2nd Tattersalls Irish One Thousand Guineas [G1]. Total $939,537. 2015 – U S NAVY FLAG (c. by War Front) CHAMPION, MULTIPLE G1 WINNER, CLASSIC-PLACED. 3 wins in 6 starts to 3, 2018, hwt colt at 2 on English Free H., Darley Dewhurst S. [G1], Darley July Cup [G1], Juddmonte Middle Park [G1], 2nd Tattersalls Irish Two Thousand Guineas [G1]. Total $1,128,302. 2016 – IT WAS MAGIC (f. by War Front) 2017 – Colt by War Front 2018 – Filly by War Front 2019 – In foal to War Front COVER SONG HIP 178 AT FASIG-TIPTON NOVEMBER CONSIGNED BY 2nd Dam BUTTERFLY COVE, by Storm Cat. Unraced. Dam of-- MISTY FOR ME (IRE) (f. by Galileo) CHAMPION, CLASSIC WINNER, MULTIPLE G1 WINNER. BALLYDOYLE (IRE) (f. by Galileo) CHAMPION, CLASSIC WINNER, MULTIPLE G1 WINNER. Hwt, Total Prix Marcel Boussac [G1], Criterium des Pouliches [G1]; Debutante [G2], etc. Total: $538,223. TWIRL (IRE) (f. by Galileo) STAKES WINNER, GRADED STAKES-PLACED E.B.F. Hurry Harriet S., 2nd E.B.F. Park Express S. [G3], Tattersalls Musidora S. [G3]. Total: $132,754. 3rd Dam MR. P’s PRINCESS, by Mr. Prospector. Unraced. Dam of-- FASLIYEV (c. by Nureyev) EUROPEAN CHAMPION, MULTIPLE G1 WINNER. Heinz 57 Phoenix S. [G1], Hwt. Colt at 2 on European Free Hand., Hwt. colt at 2 on French Free Hand., Prix Morny [G1], Hwt. colt at 2 on English Free Hand. Sire. 4th Dam ANNE CAMPBELL, by Never Bend. Dam of-- MENIFEE (c. by Harlan) MULTIPLE G1 WINNER, CLASSIC-PLACED. Haskell Invitational [G1], Toyota Blue Grass Stakes [G1], 2nd Kentucky Derby [G1], Preakness Stakes [G1], Sire. DESERT WINE (c. by Damascus) MULTIPLE G1 WINNER, CLASSIC-PLACED. Hollywood Gold Cup [G1], Californian Stakes [G1], Charles H. Strub Stakes [G1], 2nd Kentucky Derby [G1], Preakness Stakes [G1], Sire. COVER SONG IS CARRYING A FILLY BY DUBAWI ON A 23 FEB. COVER. This is truly RAREFIED Heir DUBAWI HIP 178 – CONSIGNED BY TDN EUROPE • PAGE 3 OF 17 • THETDN.COM WEDNESDAY • 10 OCTOBER 2018 Tattersalls October Book 1 Daily Bulletin $ Galileo (Ire) supplied the session=s top two lots and co- top third and was the day=s leading sire by aggregate (7,700,000gns) and average (1,100,000gns). $ Muhaarar (GB) led first-season sires, with six sold for an average of 294,167gns off a ,30,000 stud fee. $ The clearance rate was 85%, up from 77% during this session last year. Vice President, International Operations $ The session=s top 10 lots were purchased by six Gary King different buyers. Stroud Coleman Bloodstock was Twitter: @garykingTDN leading buyer of day one with 13 bought for [email protected] 6,855,000gns. + 1.732.320.0975 $ Kodiac (GB), who started at a fee of i5,000 in 2007, had a good day with seven selling for an average of International Editor 212,143gns. This crop was conceived at i45,000. Kelsey Riley Twitter: @kelseynrileyTDN [email protected] Tattersalls October Book 1 Cont. The appeal of the colt=s page extends far beyond Shastye=s European Editor produce alone. The mare is a daughter of the champion Italian Emma Berry mare Saganeca (Sagace {Fr}), and therefore a half-sister to G1 Twitter: @collingsberry Prix de l=Arc de Triomphe winner Sagamix (Fr) (Linamix {Fr}) and [email protected] G1 Criterium de Saint-Cloud victor Sagacity (Fr) (Highest Honor Associate International Editor {Fr}), as well as the dam of G1 Prix d=Ispahan winner Sageburg Heather Anderson (Ire).
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