The highlight of the day was Peter Fahey's Flemensfirth mare Amelia's Dance (Lot 128) who was placed 2nd on her Bumper debut at Southwell. The four-year-old, from the family of 15-time winner MISTER MCGOLDRICK was knocked down to Michael Lynch for £90,000.

Lot 119, three-time winner Kilcrea Vale from Seven Barrows made £37,000. The consistent and reliable performer by Beneficial, who finished fourth in the 2018 Topham Chase at the Grand National Festival was sold to Will Ramsay for £37,000.

Lot 72, an impeccably bred three-year-old filly by Kingman, River Sands, offered by Godolphin and out of THE MINIVER ROSE who herself is the winner of the Gr.2 DFS Park Hill Stakes at Doncaster. The filly was secured by Hamish Macauley Bloodstock for £25,000.

At the conclusion of the sale, Horses in Training Sales Director Richard Pugh commented; "We witnessed solid trade here today at the Tattersalls Ascot June Sale. It was extremely pleasing to sell a top lot of £90,000, the highest price achieved at this sale in three years together with a very strong clearance rate of 84%. The key statistics, the aggregate, median and average have made considerable gains and this sale has developed itself as a reliable source of quality form horses that the market identifies with and that is evident by the very strong trade we have seen here today. "We look forward to welcoming clients back to this venue for the Tattersalls Ascot July Sale on 16 July 2019." (17:49)

Withdrawals to note; 13,  15,  20,  26,  32,  34,  37,  42,  60,  70,  73,  76,  77,  86,  87,  91,  97,  107,  108,  111,  114,  115,  116,  117,  122,  131,  134,  135,  137,  138,  139,  140,  148,  149,  152,  154,  155,  156,  159,  169,  173,  176,  181,  182,  186,  190,  192,  193 (09:44)

Last but not least was certainly the case at today's sale. The final lot of the day, Lot 91 topped the sale selling to Jamie Osborne for £110,000. The Swiss Spirit colt, who oozed presence and class, was consigned by Knockanglass Stables. Osborne, standing with assistant Katie Moffatt, saw off competition from the Cool Silk Partnership and Matt Coleman of Stroud Coleman Bloodstock for the colt. Lot 58 produced a lucrative pinhooking success for Robson Aguair. Aguair purchased the Coach House colt at the fledgling Ascot Yearling Sale in September for just £2,000. Fast forward eight months and the colt, closely related to Hellvelyn is knocked down for £85,000 to Stroud Coleman Bloodstock and the Cool Silk Partnership who have experienced such success with their Ascot Breeze Up graduate Sands Of Mali. Lot 51, the US bred Summer Front colt out of Iboughtheranyway consigned by Brown Island Stables realised £85,000 to Blandford Bloodstock and trainer Richard Hughes. Earlier in day, Jamie Osborne secured Lot 28, a grey colt by the Yeomanstown resident Gutaifan from Meadowview Stables for £60,000. The March born colt out of the two-time winning mare Burning Dawn, is from the family of US black-type performers Ski Holiday and Boxwood. Lot 84 also shared the second highest price of £60,000. Dusany Stables, consignor of 2018's top lot, sell the Hot Streak filly to the Cool Silk Partnership and Stroud Coleman Bloodstock. The filly is out of Qatar Princess who is a half-sister to the consistent Group performer Hawksmoor. At the conclusion of the sale, Director of Horses in Training Sales Richard Pugh commented; "Achieving a healthy clearance rate was our foremost priority entering this year's Tattersalls Ascot Breeze Up Sale. An increase in the clearance rate to 82% was achieved following a notable effort from the entire team since last year's sale. The £100,000 Royal Ascot Bonus caught the imagination of both vendors and purchasers and a reduced catalogue ensured vibrant trade from start to finish. Tattersalls Ascot Breeze Up Sale has celebrated some notable graduates over the years including Gr.1 winners The Wow Signal and Sands of Mali and is an established date in the Breeze Up calendar. Whilst top lots often grab headlines, it was extremely gratifying to see Robson Aguair pinhook his son of Coach House from £2,000 from our own Ascot Yearling Sale in September to realise £85,000 here today.

"We would like to thank Ascot Racecourse for producing an ideal breezing track yesterday and GBRI who have assisted us greatly in attracting overseas clients." (16:24)

Last but not least was certainly the case at today's sale. The final lot of the day, Lot 91 topped the sale selling to Jamie Osborne for £110,000. The Swiss Spirit colt, who oozed presence and class, was consigned by Knockanglass Stables. Osborne, standing with assistant Katie Moffatt, saw off competition from the Cool Silk Partnership and Matt Coleman of Stroud Coleman Bloodstock for the colt. Lot 58 produced a lucrative pinhooking success for Robson Aguair. Aguair purchased the Coach House colt at the fledgling Ascot Yearling Sale in September for just £2,000. Fast forward eight months and the colt, closely related to Hellvelyn is knocked down for £85,000 to Stroud Coleman Bloodstock and the Cool Silk Partnership who have experienced such success with their Ascot Breeze Up graduate Sands Of Mali. Lot 51, the US bred Summer Front colt out of Iboughtheranyway consigned by Brown Island Stables realised £85,000 to Blandford Bloodstock and trainer Richard Hughes. Earlier in day, Jamie Osborne secured Lot 28, a grey colt by the Yeomanstown resident Gutaifan from Meadowview Stables for £60,000. The March born colt out of the two-time winning mare Burning Dawn, is from the family of US black-type performers Ski Holiday and Boxwood. Lot 84 also shared the second highest price of £60,000. Dusany Stables, consignor of 2018's top lot, sell the Hot Streak filly to the Cool Silk Partnership and Stroud Coleman Bloodstock. The filly is out of Qatar Princess who is a half-sister to the consistent Group performer Hawksmoor. At the conclusion of the sale, Director of Horses in Training Sales Richard Pugh commented; "Achieving a healthy clearance rate was our foremost priority entering this year's Tattersalls Ascot Breeze Up Sale. An increase in the clearance rate to 86% was achieved following a notable effort from the entire team since last year's sale. The £100,000 Royal Ascot Bonus caught the imagination of both vendors and purchasers and a reduced catalogue ensured vibrant trade from start to finish. Tattersalls Ascot Breeze Up Sale has celebrated some notable graduates over the years including Gr.1 winners The Wow Signal and Sands of Mali and is an established date in the Breeze Up calendar. Whilst top lots often grab headlines, it was extremely gratifying to see Robson Aguair pinhook his son of Coach House from £2,000 from our own Ascot Yearling Sale in September to realise £85,000 here today.

"We would like to thank Ascot Racecourse for producing an ideal breezing track yesterday and GBRI who have assisted us greatly in attracting overseas clients." (16:24)

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The new £100,000 bonus for any two-year-old sold at the Ascot Breeze Up Sale and that goes on to win at Royal Ascot is an exciting and realistic new incentive. There are six two-year-old races at the Royal Meeting and a seventy-six-day window after the sale which means the Tattersalls Ascot Breeze Up Sale is ideally positioned for owners and trainers to target the new bonus.

Overseas clients will also benefit from the venue's close proximity to London Heathrow Airport and Air Fair assistance available subject to purchase.

Tattersalls Ascot Breeze Up Sale consistently provides winners at all levels and has achieved remarkable results with black-type and Classic placed horses in recent years including:

SANDS OF MALI purchased for £75,000. Winner of the Qipco British Champion Stakes Gr.1 and dual Gr.2 winner.

THE WOW SIGNAL purchased for £50,000. Winner of the Darley Prix Morny Gr.1 and the Coventry Stakes Gr.2.

FIRST SELECTION purchased for £42,000. Winner of Solario Stakes Gr.3 and classic placed.

EL ASTRONAUTE purchased £38,000. Stakes winner and over £245,000 in prize money.

Sales Programme

Tuesday 2 April All lots will breeze on the home straight from 12.00 noon

Wednesday 3 April Sale commences in the Tattersalls Ascot Sales ring 12.00 noon (12:54)

Headlining the sale was Steven Crawford's four-year-old Arakan gelding Gennady who was placed on his only start in a Bumper at Ayr. The promising youngster caught the eye of agent Tom Malone and the hammer fell at £37,000 (Lot 149).

A winner at three, Kings Highway (Lot 91) proved sought-after when the son of Shamardal was knocked down to trainer Ivan Furtado for £32,000. The colt boasts an impressive family being out of an own-sister to BEAT HOLLOW and Ancient Culture and was sold by the day's leading consignor Godolphin.

Nothing Man only had one appearance on the track when finishing fourth in an Ayr Bumper for Steven Crawford and Stuart Crawford. By Ask, the promising four-year-old was sold to trainer David Dennis for £26,000 (Lot 130).

Hurricane Arcadio showed promise when placed 3rd, beaten only three and a half-lengths in a four-year-old Maiden at Rathcannon for Seamus Spillane and heads to Michael Blake Racing after being sold for £22,000 by Spillane's Kilclare Stables (Lot 137). At the conclusion of the sale, Director of Horses in Training Sales Richard Pugh commented; "Today's sale saw demand for horses boasting form and it was pleasing to sell a top lot of £37,000 along with 19 horses making £10,000 or more, 10 more than the sales' most recent edition. There was a diverse range of buyers with the top 20 lots all going to 20 individual purchasers. Concluding the sales season here today at Ascot has resulted in an encouraging set of returns and we look forward to getting 2019 off on a positive start with the Ascot March Sale on 21 March 2019." (17:03)