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Goffs November Gets Underway MONDAY, NOVEMBER 18 2019 GOFFS NOVEMBER BESCHIZZA LOOKING TO BUILD ON AMERICAN SUCCESS By Katie Ritz GETS UNDERWAY Newmarket native Adam Beschizza has made a name for himself among the upper-level ranks of jockeys in America, collecting four graded stakes victories in his short time there. After an injury this October put him on the sideline for much of the autumn, he is now preparing to return to the saddle in the next few weeks. Beschizza grew up in British racing's largest training centre, which inspired his passion for racing. "I was pretty much born and raised in Newmarket, the horseracing capital of England. If you want to be a jockey in England, I think it's almost vital that you need to be there," he said. Cont. p7 A foal takes its turn at Goffs November | Racing Post By Kelsey Riley Five days of selling at Goffs=s Kill Paddocks gets underway on IN TDN AMERICA TODAY Monday with the start of the Goffs November Foal Sale. Part I of KEENELAND NOVEMBER CONCLUDES that section will take place from Nov. 18 through 20, its rising Highlighted by 14 million-dollar broodmares, the Keeneland tide format meaning the choicest lots will take their turns in the November Breeding Stock Sale closed Sunday with figures largely in ring on Wednesday. Attention will shift to fillies and mares on line with the 2018 auction. Click or tap here to go straight to TDN Nov. 21 for a stacked opening session of the Goffs November America. Breeding Stock Sale, which will conclude the following day followed immediately by the 204 foals that make up Part II of the foal sale. It is perhaps a sign of things to come that the alphabetic ordering of the sessions has already intervened to place one of the expected highlight colts, a son of Dubawi (Ire) out of the Classic winner and excellent producer Nightime (Ire) (Galileo {Ire}), towards the end of Wednesday=s session, indeed, as night is falling. Catalogued as lot 745 as part of the Castlebridge Consignment draft, the chestnut perhaps best embodies what Goffs is all about in being quintessentially Irish: he is out of the G1 Irish 1000 Guineas winner Nightime, who was bred and raced by the late great Irish racing matriarch Marguerite Weld. The Weld family has sold six high-profile foals or yearlings out of Nightime, headed by this year=s G1 Grosser Preis von Baden romper Ghaiyyath (Ire) (Dubawi {Ire}) for i1.1-million as a Goffs November Foal, and another son of Dubawi who will, like Ghaiyyath, wear the Godolphin blue after selling for 700,000gns last year. Cont. p2 TDN EUROPE • PAGE 2 OF 15 • THETDN.COM MONDAY • 18 NOVEMBER 2019 Goffs November Preview cont. It would be completely remiss, of course, not to mention that Lot 745 is also a half-brother to Zhukova (Ire) (Fastnet Rock {Aus}), who won the GI Man O=War S. and a pair of Irish Group 3s for Dermot Weld before selling to Godolphin for 3.7-million gns in 2017. That likely standout is, however, far from the only foal that will spark bidding wars on Wednesday. Kilcarn Park=s Invincible Spirit (Ire) colt (lot 728) was the subject of a dream update on Oct. 19 when his half-brother Donjuan Triumphant (Ire) (Dream Ahead) secured a Group 1 win before retiring to stud in the G1 British Champions Sprint S. The catalogue also includes a pair of siblings to top 2-year-olds of 2019: Ringfort Stud=s Galileo Gold (Ire) half- sister to G2 Gimcrack S. victor Threat (GB) (Footstepsinthesand {GB}) (lot 661), and Whitehall Stud=s full-brother to Joseph O=Brien and Kevin Blake | Goffs G2 Superlative S. winner Mystery Power (Ire) (No Nay Never) (lot 672), himself a graduate of this sale. Kiltinan Castle Stud Other attractive pages include a full-sister to Group 2 winner offers a Sea The Stars (Ire) filly (lot 675) whose dam is a half- and sire Lilbourne Lad (Ire) (Acclamation {GB}) (lot 561); a sister to Millisle (Ire) (Starspangledbanner {Aus}), winner of the Kodiac (GB) half-sister to Irish champion 2-year-old filly Viztoria G1 Cheveley Park S. since the publication of the catalogue. (Ire) (Oratorio {Ire}) and the dam of multiple Australian group winner Fifty Stars (Ire) (Sea the Stars {Ire}) (lot 588); another Kodiac filly, this time a half-sister to stakes winner Smuggler=s Moon (GB) (Danehill Dancer {Ire}) (lot 603); a pair of colts by Kingman: lot 615, out of a full-sister to Group 1 winner Prince Arch (Arch) and lot 655, out of the multiple stakes-winning Flying Fairies (Ire) (Holy Roman Emperor {Ire}); a Dark Angel (Ire) half-sister to Classic winner Just The Judge (Ire) (Lawman {Fr}) (lot 658); a Camelot (GB) half-brother to Italian Classic and/or Group 1 winners Charity Line (Ire) (Manduro {Ger}), Final Score (Ire) (Dylan Thomas {Ire}) and Cherry Collect (Ire) (Oratorio {Ire}) as well as G1 Irish and G1 Yorkshire Oaks winner Sea Of Class (Ire) (Sea The Stars {Ire}) (lot 681); a Lope De Vega (Ire) half- sister to dual Group 3 winner and four-time Group 1-placed Venus De Milo (Ire) (Duke of Marmalade {Ire}) (lot 687); a Dark Angel (Ire) colt out of Moyglare Stud=s regally bred Mad About You (Ire) (Indian Ridge {Ire}) (lot 722), and also from that same The Dubawi colt out of Nightime | Goffs family an Invincible Spirit colt out of the multiple Group 3- TDN EUROPE • PAGE 3 OF 15 • THETDN.COM MONDAY • 18 NOVEMBER 2019 winning Profound Beauty (Ire) (Danehill) and half-brother to the stakes-winning Rose De Pierre (Ire) (Dubawi {Ire}) (lot 763). Sires with first-crop foals catalogued at Goffs include Almanzor (Fr), Caravaggio (Ire), Churchill (Ire), Decorated Knight (GB), Galileo Gold (Ire), Highland Reel (Ire), Mondialiste (GB), National Defense (GB), Postponed (Ire), Profitable (Ire), Ribchester (GB), Time Test (GB) and Ulysses (GB). The six on offer by the G1 Coral-Eclipse S. and G1 Juddmonte Vice President, International Operations Gary King International winner Ulysses during Part I of the sale include a Twitter: @garykingTDN half-brother to G2 Champagne S. winner and G1 Dewhurst S.- [email protected] placed Seahenge (Scat Daddy) (lot 666). Dual Group 1-winning + 1.732.320.0975 sprinter Caravaggio=s 15 include a half-brother to dual Grade I winner Wigmore Hall (Ire) (High Chaparral {Ire}) (lot 714); International Editor G1 King=s Stand S. winner Profitable=s 30 catalogued include a Kelsey Riley half-sister to last year=s G1 Middle Park S.-second Jash (Ire) Twitter: @kelseynrileyTDN (Kodiac {GB}) (lot 736); and seven-time Group 1-winning star [email protected] Highland Reel has 21 on offer, including a half-brother to three European Editor stakes-placed winners (lot 737). Emma Berry AWe can stand over the Goffs November Sale and say it=s a Twitter: @collingsberry true market leader,@ said Goffs Group Chief Executive Henry [email protected] Beeby. AIt=s the first choice for the overwhelming majority of the leading Irish breeders. They see the merit of the sale; the Associate International Editor majority don=t see the need to travel a foal, and it really is a Heather Anderson market-leading sale. Twitter: @HLAndersonTDN AWe have a very good Part 1 of the foal sale on a rising tide Marketing Manager again, starting on Monday and getting better each day. There is Alayna Cullen opportunity to be had on all three days; there are some great Twitter: @AlaynaCullen pinhooking opportunities. The Part II foals went very well last [email protected] year and we=ve kept that quite tight so that there is opportunity there without keeping people too long. We=re really quite Contributing Editor pleased.@ Alan Carasso Twitter: @EquinealTDN Cont. p4 Cafe Racing Sean Cronin Tom Frary [email protected] Irish Correspondent Daithi Harvey Regular Columnists Chris McGrath | Andrew Caulfield John Berry | Kevin Blake IN TDN AUS/NZ TODAY INGLIS BANKING ON CLASSIC FORMULA Officials at Inglis have announced the catalogue for the 2020 M. V. Magnier | Goffs Classic Sale. Click or tap here to go straight to TDN Aus/NZ. STALLIONS 2020 NEW FOR 2020 ADVERTISE SHOWCASING - FURBELOW (PIVOTAL) £25,000 FIRST YEARLINGS 2020 ACLAIM ACCLAMATION - ARIS (DANROAD) £9,500 FIRST YEARLINGS 2020 TIME TEST DUBAWI - PASSAGE OF TIME (DANSILI) £8,500 FIRST FOALS 2020 RAJASINGHE CHOISIR - BUNDITTEN (SOVIET STAR) £5,000 NEW FOR 2020 | DUAL PURPOSE FLAG OF HONOUR GALILEO - HAWALA (WARNING) £4,500 NOMINATION ENQUIRIES TIM LANE 07738 496141 JOE CALLAN 07872 058295 NATIONALSTUD.CO.UK TDN EUROPE • PAGE 4 OF 15 • THETDN.COM MONDAY • 18 NOVEMBER 2019 Goffs November Preview cont. As Beeby alluded to, the Goffs November Foal Sale has been a hotbed for pinhookers. Foals bought out of last year=s sale that turned a profit as yearlings this year include a Sea The Stars colt bought for i260,000 and flipped for 625,000gns; a son of Australia purchased for i56,000 and pinhooked for i525,000; an Invincible Spirit colt bought for i155,000 and re-sold for 500,000gns; a Night of Thunder filly that turned i77,000 into 425,000gns; and an Awtaad (Ire) colt purchased for i58,000 that realized i400,000. There was also success to be had in the middle market: a Nathaniel (Ire) filly bought for i35,000 returned i170,000, while an Exceed and Excel (Aus) filly bought for i30,000 made ,115,000. At the lower end of the market, a son of Night Of Thunder bought for i5,000 fetched i65,000, while a colt by Prince of Lir (Ire) turned i7,000 into i40,000.
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