Tattersalls September Yearling Sale Catalog Online

A total of 555 yearlings have been cataloged for the 2024 Sept. Yearling Sale, which is now available to view online. The select sale will take place on Sept. 24-25, with Part II taking place on Sept. 26 where 275 yearlings are cataloged. 

The profile of the September Yearling Sale has grown significantly in stature and is now increasingly recognized as a leading source of quality 2-year-olds as is reflected with racecourse results across Europe. The September Yearling Sale has already produced more 2-year-old winners in 2024 than any other yearling sale, which has earned it the headline Europe's Leading 2-Year-Old Yearling Sale in 2024.

The sale has had a remarkable year, producing stakes winners globally. Additionally, numerous graduates have made impressive debuts, with victories across several countries, including Ireland, UK, Italy and Spain. These successes highlight the international appeal and quality of the September Yearling Sale. 

The €250,000 Tattersalls Ireland Super Auction Sales Stakes has long been a feature of the sale, and will offer the connections of 2-year-olds cataloged in the September Yearling Sale, the opportunity to compete at the 2025 Irish Champions Festival, with prize money being offered to tenth place. The vendor of the winning horse in the Tattersalls Ireland Super Auction Sales Stakes will receive an Overlander Two-Box for one year and will be presented with the vehicle at The Curragh. 

The list of sires with yearlings cataloged includes Camelot (GB), Dark Angel (IRE), Lope De Vega (IRE), Blue Point (IRE), Sea The Stars (IRE), Kodiac (GB), Dandy Man IRE), Sergei Prokofiev (CAN), Wootonn Bassett (GB), Invincible Spirit (IRE), Earthlight (IRE), Starspangledbanner (AUS), Too Darn Hot (GB), Gleneagles (IRE), Saxon Warrior (JPN), Cotai Glory (GB), Palace Pier (GB), Ten Sovereigns (IRE), Nando Parrado (GB), Invincible Army (IRE), Sands of Mali (FR), etc. 

Some of the catalog highlights include: 

Lot 16 - a Starspangledbanner filly out of a Frankel own sister to Middle East and half-sister to Nayef Road. 

Lot 39 - a Palace Pier half-brother to black type winner Five TownsS, out of a Group 3 winning Giant's Causeway mare, from the family of Aclaim and Montjeu. 

Lot 46 - a Blue Point half-brother to three winners including the black type winner Haziya, and out of a winning Oasis Dream half-sister to Harzand. 

Lot 83 - a Camelot half-brother to two black type horses, and out of the Group 3 winner and Group 1 placed Just Pretending. 

Lot 86 - a Nando Parrado colt and a half-brother to seven winners including Dream Eater. 

Lot 99 - a Saxon Warrior half-brother to six winners, out of Group 2 winning mare Kitty Matcham. 

Lot 105 - a Cotai Glory colt and a half-brother to Group 1 Matron Stakes winner Champers Elysees. 

Lot 179 - a Lope Y Fernandez half-sister to Listed winning and Group 1 Cheveley Park Stakes placed Baileys Jubilee. 

Lot 273 - a Kodiac filly out of a daughter to English and Irish 1,000 Guineas winner Finsceal Beo. 

Lot 300 - a Blue Point half-sister to multiple Stakes winner and previous September Yearling Sale graduate Layfayette. 

Lot 306 - a Saxon Warrior filly out of Pretty Polly Stakes placed Sea Karats, the dam being an own-sister to six-time Stakes winner  Al Aasy. 

Lot 406 - a Palace Pier filly out of Group 3 winning Galileo mare Wonderfully, the dam being an own-sister to Gustav Klimt, Cuff, Blissful and Friendly. 

Lot 422 - a Sergei Prokofiev half-brother to Group 3 winner Streamline. 

Lot 450 - a Ten Sovereigns half-sister to Group 1 winner Technician. 

Lot 478 - a Cotai Glory half-sister to Group 1 Irish Oaks placed Purple Lily. 

Lot 503 - a Too Darn Hot half-sister to Agave, the dam being out of a winning half-sister to Enable. 

Lot 593 - an Invincible Army sister to eight winners including two black type winners, out of 15-time winning Indian Ridge mare Indian Maiden. 

Lot 644 - an Expert Eye filly out of the Group 2 and Group 3 winning mare, Modern Look. Also a half-sister to the Group 3 winner and Group 1 placed Grand Jete. 

Lot 713 - a Ten Sovereigns filly out of a winning own sister to Grade 1 Breeders' Cup Classic winner Raven's Pass. 

Lot 719 - a U S Navy Flag colt out of an own sister to Irish Derby winner Trading Leather. 

Lot 742 - a Gleneagles filly out of Group 3 winning and Group 1 Moyglare Stud Stakes placed mare Ugo Fire. 

Commenting on the release of the September Yearling Sale catalog, CEO Simon Kerins said: 

"Due to the outstanding success of last year's sale, which was the standout sale of 2023, the profile of the September Yearling Sale is improving year on year. This year, we experienced unprecedented demand from vendors, which is extremely encouraging as it shows that they are choosing the September Yearling Sale over alternative sales. Their decision has allowed us to formulate a strong catalog full of quality, giving purchasers the confidence that this is the strongest catalog we have ever produced for this sale. 

"The September Yearling Sale has produced 2-year-old winners week after week through the season, while graduates such as Purple Lily (IRE), A Lilac Rolla (IRE), Ponntos (IRE), American Sonja (GB), Folgaria (IRE), American Sonja and Sea The Boss (GB) have been flying the flag with stakes success. 

"We are appreciative of the continued work being done by Irish Thoroughbred Marketing to increase the appeal of the sale. We look forward to welcoming clients from all over the world back to Tattersalls Ireland from September 24-26."