He was offered by Charel Park Stud and is out of a grand-daughter of Bank To the Top, runner-up in the Fillies' Mile (G1).

El Kabeir stands at Yeomanstown Stud at a fee of €8,000. A US-bred and raced son of Scat Daddy, he won the Grade 2 Jockey Club Stakes, the Grade 3 Jerome Stakes, was runner-up in the Grade 2 Nashua Stakes and finished third in the Grade 1 Wood Memorial Stakes.

The first in the ring today by the sire, a relative to Dark Angel, was bought by Paula Flannery for €10,000 (Lot 18). (11:48)

This autumn, Buckley achieved one of the pin-hook results of the 2019 yearling sales season with a graduate from this sale.

Buckley then purchased a son of Cable Bay out of the Oasis Dream mare Ballet Move for €4,000 – she sold the colt at the Tattersalls October Book 2 Yearling Sale for 160,000gns to Shadwell Stud.

Buckley later adds Lot 65 to her purchase list – a son of Belardo out of Park Haven (Marju), the dam of three winners (two of which have won at two) from four runners.

Buckley will be hoping her luck will hold through to next October. (12:05)

He is a third foal out of the Canford Cliffs mare Sampleur, a daughter of the Listed winner Aunt Julia (In The Wings) and a half-sister to the Group 3 winner and Group 2-placed Al Waab (Danehill Dancer).

Territories's first crop are yearlings of 2019, and were well received at the sales last autumn. The sire achieved an average price of 77,200gns at the October Book 2 Sale and 29,964gns at Book 3.

His average for three sold at the Tattersalls Ireland September Sale was €30,000 . (13:16)

He is out of Shirley (Arcano), a half-sister to the Listed winner Royal Blue Star, and from the family of Best Of Days, a Group 1 winner in Australia. (13:36)

The first, a €16,000 Fast Company colt, is out of the Canford Cliffs mare Special Chocolate, a half-sister to the two-year-old winner and Listed-placed Moi Moi Moi (Acclamtion).

"He is to be reconsigned, and will come back here," said Tallon. "We'll get him home for the winter and he'll have some good Meath grass!"

Mains added: "This is a lovely athletic colt and we really like Fast Company. He will have a lot of two-year-olds to run for him in 2020, which will help this colt along next autumn."

The pair step back up to the mark again to buy Lot 99, a Dandy Man colt from Glashare House Stud .

From the family of Seazun, he cost €12,000. (13:41)

He is out of the winning Kyllachy mare Star Of Malta, a half-sister to the Listed placed Percy Street (Sir Percy).

Cotai Glory is a son of Exceed And Excel. He ran 30 times and won a Group 3 over 5f.

Perhaps, though, his best performance came when second in the Group 1 King's Stand Stakes to Profitable. He also achieved further Group 1 placed form when third in the Nunthorpe Stakes (G1) behind Marsha.

He stands at Tally-Ho Stud at a €5,000 covering fee, set fair for both his two years at stud so far. (13:56)

She has a nice page being out of an unraced Makfi mare Beauty Within, a half-sister to Rudolf Valentino (Pasis Dream), third in the Anglesey Stakes (G3).

Her dam is an own-sister to In The Limelight, On The Nile and a half-sister to the former German champion older horse Kutub. (14:37)

"She is for a client who had a couple of good sales this year," said Burns. "She is from a nice family, is in-foal to a sexy stallion and on an early cover – there's a lot to like.

"She will go back to my client's farm from here, but will visit a Rathasker stallion in the spring."

Buroog is by Invincible Spirit and is a daughter of Habaayib (Royal Applause), winner of the Albany Stakes (G3) and runner-up in the Cherry Hinton (G2).

She has had one foal – a 2019 filly by Helmet.

She was sold by Derrinstown Stud, the property of Shadwell Stud. (15:23)

"She is to go to Bansha,"says Marnane. "We don't have many mares, but it is new project that Dad is working on – we are going to get a small broodmare ban d together."

"She has a nice page, it is all speed. Muhaarar, a champion sprinter, is under the second dam, she is by Invincible Spirit and she is in-foal to Tasleet.

"He was a good racehorse and ran against some the best around – horses such as Caravaggio and The Tin Man. There is plenty to appeal."

Mulhimatty was a three-year-old winner and has had one foal by Markaz.

Her three dams are all black-type horses: Raasekha (Pivotal) finished third in the Conqueror Stakes (G3), her second dam Tahrir finished second in the Listed Wentworth Stakes, while her third dam Miss Sacha won the Topaz Sprint Stakes (L). (15:50)

The Listed-winning14-year-old mare is the dam of two winners and has a 2018 Cable Bay filly.

She is a half-sister to the Listed Ballymacoll Stakes winner Splashdown, dam of Aktabantay, winner of the Group 3 Solario Stakes. (15:57)

She was bought by Gerry Aherne, signing for BBA Ireland.

"She is for an Irish client," said Aherne. "She will stay in Ireland. She was a good racehorse, is a young mare and is from a good farm. Her two-year-old this year has shown some ability too too."

A runner-up in the Listed Pride Stakes, Wahgah is out of the Listed-placed Basaata and a half-sister to the Grade 3 placed Bashaar.

She is in-foal to Mukhadram, and a full-sibling to the mare's first and sole runner to date, Tadreej. He is winner at two and is rated 82. (16:11)

Ejadah is by Clodovil and out of Bintalreef (Diesis).

She is a half-sister to First Cornerstone, winer of the Group 2 Futurity Stakes, and to the Listed winner Buxted.

She is in-foal to Dawn Approach on a February cover. She had a filly foal by Awtaad this year. (16:42)

We look forward to welcoming all to the February Sale 2020 scheduled fro the end of January. (16:45)

You can follow all the action here at sale day live and access all the sale details, withdrawals and updates you need.

We wish everyone a good day buying and selling today (10:13)

The May 30th bay is out of an Alderbrook one-time winner, a half-sister to Blow By Blow, winner of the Punchestown Champion INH Flat Race (G1).

It is also the family of multiple graded performer and nine-time winner Cooldine.

The yearling was bought by Springmount Stud. (11:08)

He is a May foal, a grandson of Fortana (Cadoudal), a French Listed winner, and out of Alma Mix, an unraced daughter of Al Namix.

Diamond Boy (Mansonnien) is standing his third year at Kilbarry Lodge Stud having begun his stud career in France at Haras de la Croix Sonnet. So far the stallion has had ten winners from 18 runners in England and Ireland. (11:35)

He was sold by breeder Caroline Berry with son Chris, who are based in Banbridge, County Down.

"We bought the mare in France as a maiden mare through Highflyer Bloodstock," said Berry, who has around nine NH mares at home. "She is only small but she throws sizeable foals. She has been a lot of fun for us. She is empty at the moment but will probably return to Doyen."

This foal was a born in June and the late birth date meant that the Berrys did not consider for the November NH Foal Sale as an option for the young yearling preferring instead to wait for this sale.

Of the decision to cover their mare with Mount Nelson, the Berrys said: "He was a gorgeous horse, we loved him and the Floods of Boardsmill Stud are always so great to deal with. It is such a shame the stallion has gone."

Buyer Aiden Murphy said: "This colt was a fairly obvious one really with that pedigree – it is improving too. I have not bought any before by Mount Nelson, but he is a very promising sire of NH horses.

"This colt has been bought to come back to the Derby Sale." (12:03)

Owned in training by The Queen, Dartmouth is by Dubawi and out of the Listed winner Galatee (Galileo).

This colt is from the stallion's first crop and is a grandson of the talented Cleeve Hurdle (G1) racemare Lady Rebecca. (12:57)

The March-born yearling is out of an unraced mare by Nickname, a half-sister to two black-type placed horses, and to the dam of Grandouet, Grade 1 winner of the Champion 4yo Hurdle, and runner-up in the Grade 1 Henry VIII Novices Chase. (13:01)

This colt was sold by Yellowford Farm, who also sold the top-priced Getaway foal in November (colt out of Dreambaby from the family of Rhinestone Cowboy) for €95,000. (13:16)

Sold by The Beeches Stud, the colt is out of Florafern, an Alflora daughter of the eight-time winner Mossy Fern.

"He is a real athlete," said Ferguson. "I saw him at just two weeks old and liked him then and followed him. He was never going to be a November Sale foal being so late. I have had luck buying from the Beeches before."

Of the Getaway colt (Lot 69) bought earlier today, Ferguson added: "He is a nice active sort." (14:13)

When asked what he liked about the foal, Mernagh said: "He's a Network!"

Mernagh added: "There were only six foals by the sire last year so this lad will have some rarity when he sells. This is a smashing colt."

Network died as a 14-year-old and his leading performer is, of course, the three-time the Queen Mother Champion Chase winner Sprinter Sacre. In total, he was an 18-time winner and won nine Grade 1 races. (14:56)

"He is a great athlete, and is by a stallion who has already had a Gold Cup winner – he'll be back here and let's hope he makes money," smiled O'Toole.

Buck's Boum, a 15-year-old son of Cadoudal and standing in France at Haras d'Enki, is sire of Al Boum Photo, last year's Gold Cup (G1) winner for trainer Willie Mullins. Other good runners by the sire include Duc Des Genievres, the winner of the Arkle Chase (G1) at last year's Cheltenham Festival.

"He has been bought for Chris Jones of Killeen Glebe Stud," continued O'Toole.

Of the ITBA award, presented to the person the ITBA deems to have made a significant impact on the thoroughbred industry outside of Ireland's borders, O'Toole said: "It was a real honour." (15:51)

He is out of the black-type mare Lonesome Dove (Milan), a half-sister to her talented half-siblings Wrath of Titans Thunder And Roses, Shirley Casper and Oligarch Society.

Murphy is today's leading buyer by aggregate so far having spent €129,000 on his four. (16:18)

Youmzain is a sire of black-type winners under both codes, including Sea Calisi, a Grade 1 winner of the Beverly D Stakes, and the Group 2 winner Royal Youmzain.

His leading NH performer so far is Saglawy, rated 147 and trained by Willie Mullins.

Youmzain, a son of Sinndar, is standing his third season at Glenview Stud at a fee of €2,000. (17:07)

"I have had a good day!" smiled Greatrex, adding: "That's the fourth I have bought and am really pleased with them all.

"This is a neat, good-walking sort and is for a client based in Britain. Obviously we know the family well!"

He was sold by Ballincurrig House Stud. (17:33)

Foals by the sire were popular at the November NH Sale – the 44 sold at the sale fetched an average price of €21,470.

He stands at The Beeches Stud for €8,000. (17:51)

"He has some size and bone and is a good type," said the Newmarket-based pinhooker Haine. "We will look to bring him back here for resale, hopefully the Derby Sale." We have had some luck with the sire before."

Offered by Lough Na Sollis Stud, the colt is a grandson of the Listed hurdle winner Harringay (King's Theatre). (18:27)

The son of the sire offered today by Yellowford Farm fetched €28,000 and was bought by Norman Williamson's Oak Tree Farm.

The colt is out of a four-time-wining Dark Moondancer half-sister to Vol De Brion, a Listed winner and Grade 3 placed French chaser.

It is also the further family of the talented Grade 1 Feltham Novice Chase winner Djeddah.

Creachadoir stands at Haras de Lonray in France. (18:59)

There was plenty of competition for the well-grown son of the Haras de Montaigu-based sire, who is standing for €7,000 in 2020.

Mahon stepped in at €55,000 for the Rahinston Stud-offered April-born colt and saw off underbidder agent Hamish Macauley at the winning bid.

"He is for owner Colm Donlon and has been bought to race," said Mahon. "He is a lovely foal, strong, correct and athletic. He is by a sire who is going places and the mare has done it already.

"There are no training plans as yet, but he could even be a sort to send to race in France as a three-year-old and then bring back to Britain."

The colt's dam Sardagna (Medaaly) has bred five winners from five runners including Amore Alto, a Listed hurdles winner and a Grade 1 third in the Kauto Star Novices Chase.

The sale topped a good day for Rahinston Stud – Lorna Fowler trains the winner of the day's bumper at Down Royal, a filly by Califet called Lady Heath. (19:35)

He was sold by Foxleigh House and bought by Hamish McAuley, who got some recompense for missing out on the day's top lot. (20:48)

The horses all breezed on Wednesday and selling is due to start at 10.30am today.

Follow the sale and find all your details here at sale day live (08:26)

She is going to Spain, bought by Gary Woods on behalf of Stamina Turf

"Delighted to get her, she did a good breeze, she was a target for us," said Wood. "I was at the breeze and Rafael [Rojano] was watching online. She will ship shortly, I don't know onward plans."

The filly was bought by Eddie Linehan of Lackendarra for £5,000 last autumn. (10:48)

"He is going into training with Roger Teal, who does very well with sons of the sire!"smiled Ryan referencing to Oxted, Teal's recent Group 1 July Cup winner who is by the Cheveley Park Stud-based sire. "This horse was well produced, is a great model and is for an owner already with Roger. He owns Gussy Mac, whom I also bought and is a Listed-winning two-year-old. Hopefully, we will repeat the dose!"

The Mayson colt was bought as a pinhook prospect by Kilronan for £7,000 at the Tattersalls Ascot September Yearling Sale. (11:05)

"His breeze really caught the eye, the sire has been doing very well, and this is a horse for the future," said Simcock, who was sat with Jamie Spencer. "He is for an existing client." (11:29)

"The sire speaks for himself, he is doing fantastic things. This horse did an exceptional breeze, he vetted particularly well and was well presented by Katie. I am delighted to get a Night Of Thunder, they are only going to get more expensive as the year goes on. He is for an existing client, goes to Ireland and probably to John Oxx," said McStay.

A delighted Walsh said: "That was fantastic, he was always straightforward. He is from Micheal Ryan of Al Eile Stud, they bred him and didn't go to a yearling sale. They decided they would go to the breeze ups, my father [Ted] trains for Michael Ryan, Micheal's father. When Pat Connell, who works for them, rang me and asked if I would take this horse to breeze, I said: 'Absolutely no problem'."

Walsh added: "He breezed really well. He has been with since the middle of January. It is a fantastic result, it is great for the breeder, and great for Greenhills Farm, as well. Hopefully, he will go on now and be lucky for Mark McStay and his owners."

Of the change of sale venue, Walsh said: "Personally, I was delighted to see the sale moved to here, you need the British clientele and the British-based clients, this is where they are. It is apparent when you go into the sale ring.

"He is an April foal and the breeders wanted to give him every chance - he is tall scopey and rangy and so this Goresbridge sale was always the plan. Goresbridge has been very lucky for me in the past, I was delighted to come here with him.

And of the breeze up season, the consignor added: "Trade has been great, it has not been an ideal year for everyone, but trade has been really good and everyone's getting them sold, that's the main thing. We can all go back shopping in a couple of weeks now, and that is what it is all about, it has been a short turnaround for everyone." (11:58)

He is the first foal out of the Listed Radley Stakes-placed Fourth Way (Iffraaj) and was bred by The Fourth Way Partnership. (12:23)

A delighted Brendan Holland of Grove said: "I bought her off my pals at Hunter Valley, I saw her when I went over last year, thankfully they sold her to me. She has done really well, she is a lovely, lovely filly, she has loads of quality. She is very natural always, delighted it is a great result.

The filly's sale was the penultimate breeze up offering from Grove Stud in 2020. "It is a great end to the season. Personally we have done fine, and most consignors are relieved it is all over and everyone is still in the game, I'd say. I look forward to relaxing and watching Goodwood next week, but we have got yearlings in and starting to prep them."

The successful buyer was Jamie Spencer, bidding on behalf of trainer David Simcock, while the thwarted underbidder was Alex Elliott. (12:46)

He was a 13,000gns purchase at the October Book 2 Yearling Sale by OJ B/S. (13:24)

The colt is a half-brother to five winnerss, out of an own-sister to Spotlight and a half-sister to the dam of Zoffany.

A great pinhook result on the colt's €20,000 yearling purchase price. (13:46)

It is the further family of Flanders, Louvain, Flotilla and G Force. (14:21)

She was a 19,000gns purchase at the Tattersalls December Sale last year. (14:26)

He was purchased by Peter Nolan, who also spent £60,000 on Lot 99, a colt by Power and also consigned by Greenhills, and £40,000 on Lot 173, a filly by Camelot.

"They are for the same client, who is new to me," said Nolan. "They will head to Ireland. The colt looks as though he will be a two-year-old type, the others are more types to have a couple of backend runs and be prepared for a three-year-old career."

Nolan is heading from here to Doncaster for the NH Store Sale and on Monday, July 27 features the Tattersalls Ireland Derby and May Sale and Goffs Land Rover joint supplementary catalogue.

Walsh, understandably delighted with her day, said: "He was a pinhook for a client. He came to me in January and has just developed all the way through. He is a backend two-year-old type and will be a three-year-old. The sire is on fire and this is a lovely sort." (15:04)