The indexes remained above average as the record-breaking Arqana December Livestock Sale ended in Deauville on Tuesday. Although more horses are offered for sale, demand remains high at 80% with 740 horses sold out of a total of 926 offered for sale. For the first time, total sales exceeded the 50 million euro mark, totaling 56,800,500 euros. The overall average was €76,757 up 27% and the median rose 15% to €17,250.
Tuesday’s trading session announced a liquidation rate of 83.5%, as 127 units were sold from 152 units for a total of €714,500. The average price was unchanged at €3,500 and the average improved by 23% to €5,626.
Lot 866 3 weeks old Save the World (Fr) (Frankel {GB}), was knocked down for €52,000 to BBA Ireland. As part of the Haras d’Ombreville draft, the bay is unranked and is outside of G3 Fred Darling S. the second Jellicle ball (Ire) (The Invincible {Ire}). Her lover is the half-sister of G1 Prix bridesmaid Marcel Boussac Gan Teorainn (Ire) (Saxon Warrior {Jpn}), was sold for 1 million gns during the Tattersalls December Mares Sale also to BBA Ireland.
Jeremy Brummitt spends €50,000 for Theoricienne (Fr) (Kendor {Fr}) (lot 951) in ponies with Intello (Ger). The double winner, the 16-year-old from the Haras du Quesnay dispersion fooled the two bet winners–G2 Prix du Gros-Chene hero Tour To Paris (Fr) (Fuisse {Fr}) and the moneymaker three times black She’s My Type (Fr) (Dunkerque {Fr}).
Back backpacking only, Brummitt also signed tickets to Theoricienne’s draft friend Treasure (Fr) (Anabaa) (lot 954) for €32,000. A trio of betting horses claim the winner is listed in France and the third G3 Prix d’Arenberg is their dam, including the Tresorerie (Fr) heroine of the Listed Urban Prize .
Forty-seven of the 48 lots of Quesnay have changed hands with a total value of €2,185,500. Lot 166, the half-brother of Le Havre (Ire) consigned by Quesnay with the dual heroine G1 Prix de l’Arc de Triomphe Treve (Fr) (The promoter {GB}), tops all the notes ponies were offered for sale for four days for €675,000 to Juddmonte. She is also well aware of Quesnay’s most expensive mare, the €350,000 Perle d’Auge (Fr) (Le Havre {Ire}) mare (lot 31), which was sold to Jill Lamb Bloodstock and belongs to the same breed. family with this year’s G1 Matron Heroine S. Pearls Galore (Fr) (Invincible God {Ire}).
Ecurie des Monceaux sold 30 lots for €9,959,000 to win the title of top shipper, while BBA Ireland’s sale continued with 46 heads bought for €9,211,000, making them the top consignors. top buyers.
Eric Hoyeau, President of Arqana, and Freddy Powell, CEO, said: “The sales season is coming to an excellent end after an incredible four days. We would like to express our sincere thanks to all the suppliers who have entrusted us with outstanding quality mares, foals and foals. Deauville is exceptionally international, welcoming buyers from across Europe as well as from the United States, Australia, Japan, India and Turkey, the result of the research team’s lead-generating work. bloodline and our representatives abroad.
“Also a big congratulations to the racecourse staff and our team in the field, who did their best despite the cold and stressful days, during this amazing marathon called Vente d’Elevage. These record results are the result of a real team effort, both within the sales team and in our office. We will now focus on the final sale of the year, which will take place online next Thursday, and we wish everyone a happy holiday season.”
