Galileo filly becomes highest priced yearling sold in the world this year
The Tattersalls October yearling sale book one took place last week (6-8 October) where nine of the lots fetched seven figured prices
The Tattersalls October yearling sale book one took place last week (6-8 October) where nine of the lots fetched seven figured prices
The annual three-day event in Co Meath, Ireland, was established in 2006 by the late George Mernagh
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Fifteen horses came forward to be auctioned at the inaugural sale held alongside Tattersalls Horse Trials, with nine finding new homes
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The sale turned into a bidding war between the racing powerhouses of Coolmore and Godolphin before the hammer fell on the record 6,000,000gns bid
The filly is the most expensive yearling sold in the world this year, and the second highest-priced ever sold in Europe
William Fox-Pitt showed he can still be competitive with his first victories since his comeback, at Tattersalls in Ireland
A promising event horse was lost on the CCI3* cross-country at Tattersalls last weekend when the dressage leader broke a leg
The four-year-old filly is the first Classic winner to be offered at Tattersalls during the past 20 years
The British event rider has received an official verbal warning from the FEI following an incident at Tattersalls last month
The UK and Ireland will go head-to-head next week in the inaugural Tattersalls Ireland International Point-to-Point Challenge
A private donor has stepped in to enable the horse trials to run next year
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The horse trials is in financial trouble and organisers say it may not run next year unless it can gain additional funding from Horse Sport Ireland
Police pulled the event rider over earlier this month after spotting him speeding in his Mercedes sports car. He says he made a mistake
George Mernagh, the managing director of Tattersalls Ireland and former jump jockey, has died aged 56.
While the FEI World Cup is rumoured to have lost its HSBC backing, Burghley has stepped forward to defend its split with British Eventing.