"He will go to County Amargh and will he run alongside another colt," said O'Hare. "He has a lovely walk, he is strong boned, he has come well recommended and has a bit of size about him. We generally like to race all our horses, and it is difficult to buy them as yearlings. We have horses with Natalia Lupini, Gavin Cromwell and Ado McGuinness.

O'Hare also purchased a filly by Time Test earlier today [Lot 913A].

This colt is out of a two-time winner Ray Of Light (Canford Cliffs), a half-sister to the Listed winner and Group 1 Irish Oaks third placed Cairde Go Deo. (14:19)

Orlandi standing the stallion at his Starfield Stud and he said: "Steve is keen to support the stallion, as he has always done with his stallions.

"The foal will go to Rathbride Stud and then possibly on to Branton Court Stud. Steve is hoping to buy a number by the sire this winter and I came here looking for the best of them, and this is it. He is out of a Frankel mare from a fast pedigree and comes from Castledillon Stud, Timmy Hillman's good nursery, and the mare is back in-foal to the stallion."

Of Space Traveller, Orlandi updated: "The reports are very positive about the foals, we looking forward to buying some more. He will probably be kept to race, at the end of the day, Steve is an end user. He is definitely going to have a number of the Space babies in training."

He added: "He is a lovely stallion, he is a really kind horse, has a huge personality, the Galileo is coming through, a super stallion to cover. We are hoping numbers will pick up this year on the back of his foals selling well, and he is in great form – he has a great chance as a Group 1 performer, out of a Galileo mare and Steve will be with him the whole way through."

The colt is a first foal out of Frankelstein (Frankel) who is a daughter of the Curragh Stakes (G3) runner-up Mur Hiba. She is a half-sister to the Listed winner Riskit Fora Biskit, dam of Listed placed Silver Surfer.

Congratulations go to Orlandi – he and wife Sile welcomed their first daughter into the world three weeks ago, Isabella Bridget. We wish the family well. (14:00)

"He is to breeze and will hopefully come back here," she said. "Bungle Inthejungle is a decent sire, this is a good fast pedigree, he is out of a black-type dam and he is a half to two multiple winners, including Aleezdancer, who is BHA rated 91."

The colt was sold by Rathasker Stud. (13:24)

The filly's dam Paradwys (Exceed And Excel) was a winner at three, is dam of two winners from three runners, and is a half-sister to Many Colours, dam of 1,000 Guineas winner Mother Earth, who was also Group 1 placed in the Sun Chariot Stakes, the Falmouth Stakes, the Poule d'Essaie des Pouliches , the Breeders; Cup Juvenile Fillies Turf, the Coronation Stakes and the Fillies Mile.

It is the extended family of Lady Alexander, Anthem Alexander and Dandy Man. (12:53)

"She has been bought to breeze, she is a sweet filly and has been well-produced," said Walsh.

Consignor Denise O'Brien purchased the mare Perfect Number last year carrying to the National Stud sire, a first-crop daughter of the Classic-placed son of Lope De Vega.

"She is a lovely, good -walking mare and this has always been a smart filly and a godo first foal," said O'Brien.

Perfect Number was a winner at three for Godolphin and comes from the top class family of the champion older mare Solemia, the Group 2 winner Prospect Wells, the Group 1-placed Prospect Park, the Group 1 winner Silasol and the champion European three-year-old and Derby winner Authorized. (12:33)

Sold by Nenthorne Farm, the January-born colt is out of a daughter of Blue Angel, who was placed nine times, including in the Listed October Stakes and the Sceptre Stakes (L).

Thir dam Blue Cloud won the Prix Imprudence (L) and was placed third in the Prix Boussac (G1). She was dam of 11 winners, including Empowering, who won the Leopardstown 1000 Guineas Trial (G3). (12:16)

The colt is a half-brother to Jet Away, a Group 3 winner and Group 1 placed in Australia, and to the dam of Onesto, winner of the Grand Prix de Paris (G1).

The second dam Kerali is dam of Hasili, Juddmonte's amazing mare and dam of the talented Group race winners Banks Hill, Cacique, Champs Elysees, Intercontinental, Heat Haze and Dansili.

"It is a Book 1 page," said Moore. "I thought we would have to get to that sort of figure. Gleneagles has had a good year, for a June foal he has plenty of size and he goes to Donnacha O'Brien, who has purchased him on spec and is delighted to get a horse with a pedigree of this quality." (11:48)

Kinsey added: "Again she is a rare sort, a Saint des Saints broodmare – I have not got one and have been trying to buy one for a long time. She is going back to my brother-in-law's from here and we have some plans to make for her next covering, there are lots of good options in the UK now." (17:19)

The colt was sold today by Mark Dreeling and Barbara Fonzo's Coole House Farm for breeder John Fallon. (16:39)

"She is for myself and my brother-in-law Richard Burton, former UK champion point-to-point jockey," said Kinsey. "He has a few mares with me already and is getting involved in a few more. Options are open, but at the moment the plan is to race her and then hopefully breed from her.

"I know it is a long time from a foal to a broodmare, but the chances to buy this sort of pedigree are rare." (16:33)

The colt was bought by agent Jerry McGrath, who was bidding from the top of the stairs and who saw off the persistent challenges from Paul Harley and Joey Logan.

"He has been bought to race in France," said McGrath. "He is for a client who will probably bring in a few friends now as he cost a bit more than we expected. He is a lovely colt, and Saint Des Saints does not need any explaining and he is a bit obvious really.

"I am spending a lot of time now in France and have seen Olympic Story, she is the best three-year-old filly in France and she has not finished yet as she is a big scopey filly, it is a happening family. Hopefully, he is lucky."

McGrath added: "I think it would be awful shame if he was sold again as a three-year-old gelding in a store sale. He won't be gelded – the dream will be to keep him as an entire, and if he gets to the required level of form be able to retire him to stud in France."

The colt was sold by James Sheehan's Clonmult Farm for breeder Maurice Garde, the team was all smiles back at the barn.

Sheehan said: "Maurice bought the mare last November, she produced this lovely foal, he has really developed. I saw him in the middle of August and loved him then and he has really developed since he came to me. He has a real pedigree, probably one of the best French pedigrees in the book.

"This foal was always going to be for sale, and he was always going to be coming here. It is a brilliant place here, and this is my favourite sale of the year, I love this sale, it always delivers when you have the right horse!" (15:18)

The mare Je T'Adore is dam of a black-type winner over jumps, who was successful at the highest level, a black-type winner on the Flat, and a black-type performer over jumps, all by a range of different types of sires.

A Wave Of The Sea by Born To Sea won the Spring Juvenile Hurdle (G1), was a dual Grade 2 winner over fences and twice placed in the Munster National (G1), the Starspangledbanner filly Duvet Day achieved US Listed success on the Flat, and Dark Voyager by Raven's Pass finished second in a Grade 2 over hurdles.

"I don't think I am very good at selecting stallions," laughed Yarr, "but she has still gone and done it for us, she has been a good mare for us."

Hello Neighbour, her 2021 gelding by Harzand and sold at the 2021 November NH Sale as a foal for €57,000, is a winner of his first two races for trainer Gavin Cromwell. The first success in September came for a certain owner going by the name of Anthony O'Callaghan, the gelding then sold within the Cromwell yard to owner Patrick Sheanon.

According to the gelding's former owner, the buyer of this foal, Hello Neighbour is being aimed at the juvenile hurdle at Leopardstown over Christmas. (14:33)

Foals by Walk In The Park are currently averaging €37,120 with just three left to sell. (13:49)

The 19 foals sold so far by Jukebox Jury have achieved an average price of €25,631. (13:14)

Second dam Mesange Royale, won the Prix Alain Di Breil (G1) and is a half-sister to Jim, a Grade 2 winner and Grade 1 placed.

The colt's 2019 half-brother Additional Time (Milan) was bought John McConnell Racing for £160,000 at the 2024 Cheltenham Festival Sale, winner of a point-to-point for Matthew Flynn O'Connor. He is the only runner so far for the dam. (13:03)

Avealittlepatience is a half-sister to Spirit Of Adjisa, the eight-time winner, whose victories included the Champion Novice Hurdle (G1) at Punchestown, and to Princess Nala, a Listed winner on the Flat. (11:58)

"It is expensive coming here!" joked Nicolas Bertran de Balanda after buying the colt, adding: "He has been bought for Sofiane Benaroussi, who is building a team in France and the colt is going to race in France. I have followed the dam – I bought her originally in France with Alex Elliott for Brian Acheson, and we should have bought the mare again last year!

"This is a very good first foal, by a top stallion, great pedigree. He is probably going to be a tall horse and we will need to give him a bit of time. Sofiane is buying a lot of very good youngstock and is going to have a nice team in France moving forward. We thought that was the sort of price we would have to pay."

The colt was bred by and sold by Coolmara Stables. The two foals sold by the farm this morning proving to be very popular in the sale ring today, fetching an average price of €75,000.

Cathal Mariga said: "We are very pleased, he made more than expectations, we did know if he would get into six figures. We hoped he would be stand-out and he has done just that.

"For a first foal, he is a lovely foal, and always has been even when he was young, and to make back half of the mare's purchase price is very pleasing. She is now in-foal to Blue Bresil. She is in great order and is due in March." (11:22)

He is out of Western Haven (Affinisea), it is a long-developed Whytemount family on both sides of the pedigree – Affinisea, stands at the farm, too , while all the leading runners under second dam Western Whisper – the Grade 1 winner Outlander, the Grade 1 placed Western Leader, the Grade 2 winner Ice Cold Soul, the Listed winner Mart Lane and the graded placed Now McGinty are all by the farm's late flagship sire Stowaway. (11:01)

The pair are out of the mare Tocororo (Teofilo), who was raced by Gigginstown House Stud to win the Ballybrit Novices Chase (G3) and finish fourth in the Champion Four-Year-Old Hurdle (G1) at Punchestown. (10:29)

Telecaster won the 1m2f Dante Stakes (G2), the 1m4f Grand Prix de Deauville (G2) and the 1m2f Prix de la Coupe (G3).

The April-born foal is out of the Turgeon mare Tarco, whose two runners are winners, including Tarina (Doctor Dino), who has won her three career starts to date in France, including a conditions race at Auteuil in October. (10:19)

Under the second dam, Auntie Mary is dam of the four-year-old point-to-point winner Auntie Lacey, who sells at Cheltenham on Friday (Lot 20). (17:39)

"This is a fine colt, a good representative of the sire, with some class," said Cashman. "Hillview does a great job with its foals." (16:56)

The filly, a fourth foal out of the mare, was sold by Clonbonny Stud (16:36)

"The mare was barren that year, she is owned in a family syndicate and a brother in the UK came up with the idea so we took the opportunity to send the mare to England to Golden Horn," said the brothers when chatting outside the colt's stable. "We are delighted, he was a lovely type and although we were hopeful, you can never be sure what is going to happen. He has a lovely temperament, great movement, everything you would want in a foal."

It was something of a poignant sale – the colt is out of the Milan mare Mill Quest, and she, like most of the family on the page, was bred by the Kenneally's mother Cathy, who sadly passed away at the end of October

"Mum bought the colt's third dam Solar Jet and was still very much involved in things, she will have been looking down with pride," said the boys.

The colt's two older fillies are in training, and the mare is back in-foal to Vadamos.

The colt was bought by Kevin Ross Bloodstock / Ben Case for Lady Jayne Grosvenor and Ross said: "The sire is doing well, the mare was a tough mare and she won nine times. He was one of our picks, a lovely type, a lovely mover. I think this is the first NH type by the sire we have bought." (16:04)

It is the further family of Snow Drop, winner of the Triumph Hurdle (G1), her daughter, the Grade 1 winner Lina Drop, and her grandson Snow Falcon, winner of the Kerry National (G1). Also of the Grade 1 winner L'Ami Serge and The Wicketkeeper.

Hogan has been impressed with Harzand's foals this week and said: "He is throwing a lovely type of foal, they are very athletic." (14:50)

The pedigree has benefited from the most recent update – last weekend King Turgeon, who is out of King's Crystal, a half-sister to Hour Before Dawn, won the Grand Sefton Handicap run over the National fences at Aintree last weekend. (14:36)

She is an own-sister to the 13-time winner Vicomte Du Seuil, who won 12 times over fences in France. (14:26)

"I am delighted to secure her for two good friends of mine, Paddy and Scott Bryceland, the owners of Magical Zoe," said Heskin. " She was on our radar for a while and I was down to see her at Louis Kennedy's place, Mountain View, a couple of months ago. She had everything that day, and she progressed very well to the sale.

"The sire is going very well, she has a big walk on her, great trot, a great temperament, it's a good deep pedigree and we are delighted to get her. The owners are from Scotland, and she will head back to my place in Kilworth for the next couple of years and the long term plan is to race her. She is a breeding prospect down the line. Hopefully she will be lucky."

Asked about the Ebor winner Magical Zoe, he added: "She is going good. After her big win at York there are plenty of big sights on the Flat for her. Hopefully this one can emulate what she has done." (13:40)

The colt is out of the 2008 mare En Vedette, a Listed hurdle winner in France. She is dam of two black-type performers – Sabrina and Lady Adare – and five winners from six runners.

Her three-year-old filly by Walk In The Park made £105,000 earlier this year, while her 2020 gelding by Flemensfirth made €140,000 at the Derby Sale in 2023, bought by Tom Malone and Paul Nicholls.

"He has everything," said JJ Frisby. "It is good price. She is still quite a young mare, and has had some good sale ring results."

It is fifth Frisby foal purchase this week, with three by this sire. (13:29)

"My brother Peter and my cousin JP King are also involved in the mare," added Doran, who is based in County Down and has 11 mares on the farm. "We give her a good covering with Jukebox Jury for two years, we are big fans of the sire and everything has worked out well. She has crossed well with the sire."

Purchaser JJ Frisby said: "The sire is on fire, and he's as good a walking foal as was here all week. He has a good pedigree, but he is an outstanding individual with a big walk."

The mare Corrie Lake (Stowaway) won a bumper and was placed four times over hurdles. Her first foal, a filly, made €32,000 here last year bought by Tom O'Brien, who purchased Lot 321 yesterday – a colt by Diamond Boy from Kilbarry Lodge Stud for €35,000. (12:57)

Under the third dam is Turpin Green, winner of the Mersey Novices Hurdle (G2), Grade 1 runner-up in the Scilly Isle Novices Chase and Grade 1 third in the Gold Cup.

"He is a grand sort," said Vaughan. "He has a smashing pedigree and is by a good sire. He will come back to a premier store sale." (12:47)

"She is a cracker, a big type, like a gelding. This foal was bred just dow the road, it is a lovely family. The mare is by Kapgarde, which is a positive, too. I did not think that I would have to go so far – all the right men were on him. I saw him outside the ring, and he just jumped straight into his step."

The Kapgarde dam Calie Du Mesnil was Grade 2 placed over hurdles and this is her fourth foal. She is a half-sister to the dam of Gaillard Du Mesnil, a Grade 1 winner over hurdle and fences, placed in both the Irish Grand National and the Aintree Grand National, and third placed in the Cheltenham Festival. (12:15)

The colt is a Blue Bresil half-brother to the JP McManus-owned Impervious, winner of the Grade 3 EBF Mares Novices Hurdle at Down Royal and the Liberthine Mares Chase (G2) at Cheltenham, second dam is the highly talented Grade 2 winner and Grade 1-placed Bilboa, a half-sister to the Grade 2 winner and Grade 1 placed Makounji.

"He is for a resale, and he has a smashing pedigree, and Impervious is back in training again, we love the sire," said Malony. (12:06)

The team, bidding on the balcony, had to see off Joey Logan, whose first bid was at €60,000 and Anna Ross laughed: "I would have preferred it if we had got her for that!"

She added: "We knew we'd have to go strong, and you have to go for the ones you want, and she is the best foal we have seen here.

"There is quite a good word about the sire, the trainers seem to be liking them. She is very well made, a lovely mover and she has a stunning pedigree – there is black-type in every dam. She has been bought for Chris Jones's Killeen Glebe Farm and will be coming back for resale."

The filly's dam Ballyshannon Rose has her own winning black-type and is a winner of a Grade 2 novices chase at Thurles, and Grade 1 fourth-placed in the Champion Novice Chase at Punchestown. She is a half-sister to Three Stripe Life, a Grade 1 winner of the Mersey Novices Hurdle and three-times Grade 1 placed.

Under the third dam is Hirapour, placed in the Saval Beg (L) on the Flat and a Listed winner over jumps in the US. (11:41)

She was bought by Timmy Hillman from Ballincurrig House Stud.

"She will be for resale and is a lovely model," reported Hillman. (11:22)

"He is a good colt from a good farm, and David Brown has been a good customer to us," said Cashman. "The colt has a good step, is very correct, and his brother looks like he could be a good horse.

"He is also out of a Flemensfirth mare, who is a daughter of a good race mare in Greenflag Princess."

The "brother" mentioned by Cashman, the only runner out of the dam so far, is called Fruit De Mer. He won a four-year-old point-to-point on his debut last spring at Ballycrystal for point-to-point trainer Donnchadh Doyle, and is now with Henry De Bromhead.

Of the 19-year-old sire Blue Bresil, Cashman updated: "Blue Bresil is in great form and we are looking forward to a good season on the track with him." (11:07)

The colt is out of the Ballungarry mare Tornada, a Listed winner over hurdle at Auteuil and the dam of two winners, including Martator, a Listed winner and twice Grade 1 placed in France in the Prix Alain du Breil Hurdle.

Trained by Venetia Williams, the son of Martaline recently won the Grade 3 Byrne Group Chase at Ascot. (10:33)

The determined bidders saw off Timmy Hillman to secure the colt, and the couple was delighted with their purchase.

“As soon as we saw him we fell in love with him,” said Noone. “We sold a Harzand for a client at the Derby Sale to Kevin Ross and so we have had some luck with him, we have gone back to the well again.

“We know the family quite well as Simon is friendly with Gerald Quinn who trained this colt’s half-brother Broughshane to win his four-year-old point-to-point – he is now with Jonjo O’Neill and won over hurdles in October.”

The colt was bred by Michael Murphy, who has produced all the stock out of the mare Shuil Milan (Milan), including her multiple graded-placed performer Bold Enough.

“She has been very good to me, and I have been very lucky,” he said. “This colt has a great temperament and I loved Harzand as a racehorse. The Hickeys at Gerryrichard have done a great job here.” (18:26)

Sold by Graiguebeg Farm, Howley’s purchase is out of the six-time winner Run For Mary (Flemensfirth), a half-sister to the Group 1 Prix du Cadran third-placed Run For Oscar.

Howley’s Brook Lodge Farm had a good store horse sales season this spring and summer and he said: “We are just trying to keep upping quality and buying better types and this horse will be for resale, too.

“This is a very good moving horse, the mare was a good runner and I am a big fan of the sire, I have few by him for next year’s store sales – he had a juvenile bumper winner last week.” (17:50)

Earlier in today's session, the Frisbys also bought the Walk In The Park colt out of Dusty Moon for the same sum.

JJ Frisby said: "“The two colts are different types – the lad out of Piknik is a bigger and stronger sort. He is from a young family, but it is a great pedigree and Bravemansgame is a top horse.” (17:13)

She added: "He has been bought for Edmond Ryan for Weir View Stud, and will hopefully come back as a store at the Derby Sale."

The colt was consigned by Ballincurrig House Stud and is the second out of the mare to sell at Fairyhouse this year – her three-year-old was bought by Gerry Aherne / Charles Shanahan for €110,000 at the Derby Sale from Stone Lodge Stud. (16:15)

Secidn dam Artist's Muse, the winner of five races, was also Grade 1 runner-up in the Champion Four Year Old Hurdle, and is dam of two winners from three runners. (15:57)

The successful purchaser was Mount Eaton Stud who spent €28,000 on the colt. (15:34)

O'Brien is based in County Kerry and is a retired paediatrician. As a young man he was involved with horses, then spent around ten years based in Cardiff, busy working at the University Hospital of Wales, but on his return to Ireland in his late 30s he bought some land and has been producing horses since.

"As soon as I came back I bought a piece of land again, we always gravitate back," he laughed. "I had David's Charm and I gave Rebel Fitz to Michael Winters. I've had a lot of good horses, and most of the foals we buy nearly won something. We like to buy them as foals, and if you look after them well, and buy a nice model, most times they do something. I do have one mare, a half-sister to Bellshill, but I am not a fan of breeding to be honest."

The colt came from a Kilbarry Lodge Stud family, nearly all the names on the page bred by the farm.

"My father [Con] bought All Set [third dam] in 1997 and we have had the family ever since," recalled Tom O'Keeffe. "It has been great for us, every year a new black-type horse comes through. This is a first foal out of Kilbarry Chloe, she was trained by my father to win a Grade 3 hurdle at Limerick. She is back in-foal to Hazand. We have plenty of siblings and relations breeding, too."

As a member of the family, he added: "He is a lighter of bone than some from the family, but he is very correct. He has plenty of size and scope, and he is pretty typical in that regard. We are delighted with the price." (14:51)