Sold by Walshtown Stables, the colt is a half-brother to three winners, including Mr Glass, who finished third in this season's Tolworth Novices' Hurdle (G1) behind Constitution Hill. He is trained by Paul Nicholls, is rated 129 and is a graduate of this sale when he was sold for €25,000 to Ormonde Bloodstock by Rathbarry Stud.

Maryota is a half-sister to Yanworth, a 13-time winner and two-time Grade 1 hurdle hero. (12:22)

"He is by a very popular sire, he is a lovely loose moving colt, I could not fault him. We'll see how it goes, he might be resold as a store horse or we might race or point-to-point him," said Higgins, who is based in Enniscorthy and is a Grand Prix showjumper, event rider, pinhooker, point-to-point and sports horse producer.

The colt is the fourth foal out of Myztique (High Chaparral), who was placed in a Listed bumper and was runner-up in the Grade 3 Shannon Spray Novice Hurdle. It is the further family of Dun Doire, winner of the Grade 1 Thyestes Chase, and Belfast Banter, winner of Aintree's Top Novices' Hurdle (G1). (12:37)

Princesses Kap is a half-sister to the Listed Auteuil hurdle winner Prince Pretender and the Listed Auteuil hurdle placed Princesse Fiona, and is the dam of one winner from one runner.

The March 1st-born colt was sold by Ballincurrig House Stud to Kieran Shields.

Consignor Michael Moore of Ballincurrig said: "I bought him privately from the breeder, who is based in Normandy. A friend happened to be in the yard and saw the foal and rang me, we bought him together. No Risk At All is a brilliant stallion and she was a good race mare, but she has to go on and produce now.

"No Risk At All is very sought after and sold well in the autumn, so we thought we'd come and chance our arm."

One of the best by No Risk At All so far is the Ryanair Chase winner Allaho. He is out of a mare by Turgeon, also the sire of Princesse Turgeon, the dam of Princesse Kap. (13:33)

Blue Bresil (Smadoun), who stands at Rathbarry Stud, is sire of the hugely promising Tolworth Hurdle (G1) winner Constitution Hill. His 22 foals sold at the November NH Sale fetched an average price of €22,766 and a top price of €56,000. (14:35)

On the Flat, Jukebox Jury is sire of Princess Zoe, winner of the 2020 Prix du Cadran (G1) and fifth in the 2021 renewal. The sire's leading NH performer is the 151-rated, five -time winner Farclas (14:51)

Dam Wild Spell (Oscar), who has produced three winners from four runners, is a half-sister to the black-type winner Lucky Baloo and to the dam of Oscar Whisky. He was a ten-time winner, three-times at Grade 1 level, victories that also included success in the Scilly Isles. (15:52)

She has already had a black-type placed runner called Emily Moon (Beneficial).

The pedigree stretches back to the three-time Group 1 winner Best Mate, and his talented own-brothers Cornish Rebel and Inca Trail, half-brother Inexorable, and to the mare China Sky. Also by Definite Article, she is the dam of Champ, winner of the Grade 1 Long Walk Hurdle in December and runner-up in the Cleeve Hurdle (G2) at Cheltenham last weekend. (16:10)

Team Frisby will be hoping Maclaine gets a "1" by his name having gone to €48,000 for Aisance's 2021 May-born colt by Blue Bresil.

Aisance did not win herself but is a full-sister to Wait For Me, who finished third in the Weatherbys Champion Bumper (G1). (16:34)

“He is a good sort, he stood out a mile, if he came back as three-year-old he would cost double,” said Doyle. “He is eye-catching, he has it all and is a good solid sort with a bit of presence and strength. The model that he is he looks as though be a fine three-year-old in time.

"It is a great pedigree and we have been lucky with the sire and he will probably go pointing.”

Appreciate It holds an entry in this weekend's Chanelle Pharma Irish Champion Hurdle. It is a race he won last year, but trainer Willie Mullins has not yet committed to a decision regarding participation this weekend – if the son of Jeremy takes his chance he would have the significant challenge of taking on Honeysuckle. (17:06)

He also described his new purchase as "beautiful".

The colt boasts a fine pedigree being out of a Beneficial half-sister to last year's Cheltenham Gold Cup (G1) winner Minella Indo and an own-sister to Benatar, who was a Grade 2 winner over fences and who finished third in the Golden Miller Novice Chase (G1). (17:47)

She is a half-sister to Watch House Cross (Libertarian), the four-year-old winner of a point-to-point in 2021 and a debut winner over hurdles on St Stephen's Day. Trained by Henry de Bromhead, the Tattersalls May Store Sale graduate is entered in this weekend's Tattersalls Ireland Novice Hurdle (G1) at Leopardstown, as well as in the Supreme Novices' Hurdle (G1) and the Ballymore Novices' Hurdle (G1) at The Festival. (18:42)

The June-born colt has a fine pedigree being a half-brother to the black-type placed pair of Lieutenant Rocco (Shirocco) and Condesa (Sholokhov). His dam is a Presenting own-sister to First Lieutenant, a Grade 1 winner over hurdles and fences.

Third dam Sea Gale was a two-time Listed winner over fences, and is ancestress of Shop DJ, a six-time winner and Grade 1 placed. She is now dam of Hillcrest, winner of the Listed Ballymore Novices' Hurdle. (19:00)

The bay colt by Getaway was sold by Yellowford Farm and is a half-brother to Craigneiche and Party Central, both black-type winners. (20:15)

“She has been bought for a client of Ballincurrig's and goes to England," said Moore. "We don't know what the plans are yet, but the progeny will be kept to race."

When asked what the buyer liked about the daughter of Robin des Champs, Moore added: "He just thought she is a quality mare."

The Shannon Spray Novice Hurdle (G3) and Like A Butterfly Novice Chase (G3) winner was consigned by trainer Willie Mullins's Closutton Stables for owner Catchherifucan & Brett Graham Syndicate.

Robin de Carlow won eight races and £117,589 in prize-money earnings. Her second dam Nas Na Riogh (King's Theatre) won the Finale Junior Hurdle (G1) at Chepstow. (20:22)

All lots, details and updates can be accessed on our sales day live section. (09:36)

She was offered at the 2019 November Sale as a foal by Lough Na Sollis Stud and not sold at €7,000.

The decision paid dividends today.

An April-born foal, she is the first out of Pietralunga (Solider Of Fortune), a two-time winner on the Flat and over hurdles in France.

Flemensfirth's headline act in the 2021-22 season was, of course, Tornado Flyer, winner of the King George Chase VI (G1) at Kempton. (11:13)

The already named Lady Balko (Balko), out of the winning Presenting mare Present From Paris, is bought for €27,000 from Mike Conaghan's Evergreen Stud.

The successful purchaser was Matthew Flynn O'Connor's point-to-point operation Ballycrystal Stables, and O'Connor will be hoping the run of form he has enjoyed the Tattersalls Cheltenham sales of late continues with this new purchase.

The farm topped the Cheltenham December Sale with Deeply Superficial, a winning four-year-old filly by Flemenesfirth bought by Aidan O'Ryan / Gordon Elliott for £385,000. She was a previous Ballycrystal Syndicate Derby Sale purchase for €31,000.

The stable also sold that sale's fourth-best priced lot – Stay Away Fay (Shantou) , who made £305,000. At this year's Cheltenham January Sale, Ballycrystal sold the point-to-point runner-up Supreme Commander (Fame And Glory) for £105,000. (11:40)

The April-born gelding is out of the Saddler's Hall mare Riverside Lough. She is a half-sister to the dam of Oscar Rock, third-placed in the Challow Hurdle (G1). (12:08)

Thompson was successful in his mission at €35,000.

"We came here for him," said Thompson. "He is for the owners of Dingo Dollar, and it made sense to buy him – they were wanting a store horse and one to eventually step into Dingo's shoes."

As to similarities between the two brothers, Thompson said: "It is difficult to tell as I did not have Dingo as a young horse, but I don't think he will get to be as big, but he also looks a staying chaser in the making."

Dingo Dollar, who finished a three-quarter length second in the 2021 Scottish Grand National and unseated in the Grand National this spring, is currently on his holidays. Thompson outlined a possible veterans' chase campaign for the 10-year-old next season, with a view to ending up at Ayr in April, where he'd have a good chance to get his favoured good ground.

Golden Lariat's best result through the 2021-22 season came courtesy of his Irish Grand National-winning son, Lord Lariat. (12:22)

"I had a good horse Daly Tiger, who is by the same sire, Noel Meade has him now and he has won a couple of big handicaps,"explained the County Wexford-based Goff after buying the three-year-old.

"We will point-to-point this horse. He looks a beautiful horse. I bought the last one from the Bleahens as well, they do a very good job at producing these horses."

Of plans, Goff added: "We will get some tack on him at the end of the week. This is a good sale, it is early enough and gives us a bit of time. We will break them in, throw them out and let them have some grass, and bring them back in for the autumn."

The gelding's unraced dam Tennessee (Kapgarde) is a half-sister to Rhode Island (Crillon), a nine-time winner and Listed placed over jumps in France. (13:11)

"He is a racey type of horse, I bought him for myself to bring home and get him going," outlined Logan. "He has come from a good team of lads, I am not sure yet of long term plans, we will see if he is going to head to the track or go down the point-to-point route. There are plenty of options for him.

"I have bought a few by Buck's Boum, but they are young horses and have not run yet. This mare was good herself and I hope this horse is lucky."

Of the new improvements to the sale and paddock ring area, unveiled for this sale, Logan said: "It is brilliant, a great job, it is making a huge difference when you are showing horses, such a difference. It is much safer for everybody, too."

J'Suis Kashe Bam's is a first foal out of Urkashe (Clety), a five-time winner, second in a Listed chase at Auteuil and fourth in a Grade 3 chase at the same track. (13:31)

"We had a nice filly by Workforce, and we've been beat by a few as well, they have been very good in the point-to-points this year. They look like they will stay and jump," said Bowe. "This is a big strong horse, he has size and scope."

Workforce, the 2010 Epsom Derby winner, was retired to stud at the Shadai Stallion Station in Japan where he stood for five years, returning to Ireland to Knockhouse Stud in 2017. His first Irish-born crop are four-year-olds of this year, with Man O Work a flag-bearer – he won a Naas bumper on his second career start and went on to win over hurdles. He ran in the Grade 1 Champion Four Year Old Hurdle at Punchestown.

The sire, who is by King's Best, has had two point-to-point winners, both who have subsequently been sold at Tattersalls Cheltenham sales, alongside one who was a "near miss".

Man At Work, who fell on his pointing debut when he was due to finish second to the well-regarded Barry The Butcher and beat Croke Park, made £155,000 bought by Tom Malone and David Pipe, while Largy Force, one of the sire's two winners and successful on his only point-to-point start to date, was bought by Highflyer Bloodstock for £85,000. Both were sold at the Tattersalls Cheltenham April Sale.

At the Cheltenham Festival Sale, the stallion's other winner Givehimthehonour, trained by Denis Murphy, was bought by Gerry Hogan Bloodstock and Paul Nolan Bloodstock for £75,000.

The gelding is out of the Presenting mare Blazing Dawn, a daughter of the dual Listed winner and Grade 3 placed hurdler Blazing Sky and a half-sister to Riverside City, winner of the Troytown Handicap Chase (G2). (14:53)

Of the next steps for this new purchase, he said: "She will probably come back to me to be broken in, and then maybe go onto Colin's then."

Telmesomethinggirl was bought by James at this sale for €39,000 in 2018, and Bowe and James sold the daughter of Stowaway to Rathmore Stud at the Cheltenham Festival Sale 2019 for £150,000 after she won a point-to-point.

She is now a Grade 2 Cheltenham Festival winner and is cover star – she features on the back of this sale's catalogue. (14:45)

"They have been successful in their point-to-points and looks to be a good solid promising sire," said Dunne. "This horse is a lovely, big and beautiful individual, he looks a good chasing type. We will get him home, get him broken and get him a good summer of grass and go from there. Hopefully, he will be out next in a four-year-old point-to-point!"

His unraced dam Gaye Flora (Alflora) is a half-sister to the Grade 2-placed hurdler Courleur France from the family of talented performers Simon, Black Humour and the Champion Hurdle winner Gaye Brief. (16:40)

She is the second foal out of the Robin des Champs mare Im Des Champs and from the family of the Gold Cup and four-time Grade 1winner Denman. (17:06)

The May-born first foal is out of the Journeyrose (Great Journey), who is a half-sister to Clarcam. He was a ten-time winner and Grade 1 winner of the Aintree Juvenile Hurdle (G1), the Galway Plate (G1), the Manifesto Novices Chase (G1), the Christmas Novice Chase (G1).

The family also includes the good performers Bonbon Rose, Irish Saint, and Pic D'Orhy. (17:41)

"He was my pick of the sale. We will get him home, break him in and please god we will be back for a point-to-point in the spring."

Of the gelding's breeding, Murphy outlined: "I have not had one by the sire yet, but they have been beating me! I also love the fact that the mare is by Jeremy."

The dam Knockalane Hill is a half-sister to On Fiddlers Green, runner-up in a Grade 2 over hurdles.

The gelding was sold by Knockalane House, the property of Elizabeth Davies. (17:49)

Milestone has bought six lots today, either as a sole purchase or in partnership. (18:36)

The bay gelding is the third foal out of the Sendawar mare Mandawar, a half-sister to the Grade 2 chaser Maralan and the Grade 3 performer Marikhar.

Mahler sired 81 winners at a 30 per cent strike rate through 2021-22 and finished in 12th place on the NH sires' table. (18:41)

The filly's grand-dam Deep Estee is an own-sister to the Dr P J Moriarty Novice Chase (G2) winner Nick Dundee and a half-sister to Ned Kelly, a multiple graded race winner and placed, including at Grade 1 level.

Jukebox Jury, who stands at Burgage Stud, has had winners at the highest level on the Flat and under NH rules. (19:09)

The colt was bred by Mount Coote Stud, and breeder Luke Lillingston was all smiles after the sale.

"I kept four yearling colts last year, which I did not send to a a yearling sale – none of them were by 'sexy' stallions, but they were all horses I liked a lot," explained Lillingston. "Two of them are now in training in Ireland, I sent one to sell in Dubai, and this is the other.

"I sent him to Cormac Farrell as he is a guy I have owed a favour for a long time. He is a super guy and he has done a brilliant job with the horse. We always liked the horse at home, but Cormac has done a great job, and I thought Jake Cohen rode him beautifully, too."

Of the price, Lillingston added: "I was not expecting that! Cormac has telling me that the horse was very popular and had done everything well and it is nice to see a nice horse making a good price. This horse has a wonderful attitude, a good attitude is a big big help and I think helped him show himself off."

It is the family of the Listed winner Katy Nowaitee and the Group 2 winner Move Swiftly. (11:10)

The trainer was given the task of finding a well-bred French filly for one of his owners, and he felt that this Grove Stud-consigned filly fitted the bill. She cost her new connections €70,000.

"I liked her how she looked, how she walked, how she galloped and on her pedigree she looks good value for money, she has got breeding value and hopefully she will be good to race, too! I am happy to get her," said Figge, who purchased the filly alongside Paul Harley Bloodstock.

"We might run her first in Germany and then go to France with her," he added.

The May-born filly is out of the Group 3 winner Lil'wing and was bought in France as a foal by Baroda Stud from Ecurie des Monceaux (11:43)

"He is a very nice horse, bred to stay and be a nice back-end three-year-old. He is by a Derby winner and a half-brother to a Group 1 second. He is French-bred and goes back to France and goes to Alessandro Botti," said Barberini.

The colt was bought by Midland Equine for €30,000 and was sold today by Adrian Costello's Clenagh Castle Stud. (11:51)

"He is by Caravaggio by Scat Daddy, he has a lovely action, he did a beautiful breeze, he is good looking horse and he looks like he will go on the Dirt – he has all the attributes we are looking for," explained Seemar, adding of his European tour: "I have been living out of my suitcase, I have not been home for a month! But it is all work, hopefully we have bought some good horses."

It is not Seemar's first visit to Tattersalls Ireland.

"We came to Fairyhouse a couple of years ago, before covid. We bought two and they were lucky – one was placed in the Guineas. It has been lucky for us to come here, hopefully it was stay that way!"

The colt, who is a half-brother to the Listed winner and Group 3 Curragh Stakes third-placed Sirici (Choisir), was a €35,000 yearling purchase and was sold today by Ballinahulla Stables (12:00)

She is out of the Rose Bowl Stakes (L) third and two-year-old winner Plagiarism (Lonhro), a half-sister to the Queen Mary Stakes (G2) winner Signora Cabello (Camacho) and to the stakes-placed pair La Presse (Gone West) and Emirates Girl (Unbridled's Song). (12:40)

The Galileo Gold colt is a first foal out of Providence (Acclamation), a daughter of the good Listed winner Innocent Air and from the family of the top-class runners Proportional and Folk Opera, while the Brown Island-sold colt is out of the Firth Of Clyde Stakes (G3) winner Rosebride (Mayson) and a grandson of Wedding Party (Groom Dancer), who was second in the Radley Stakes (L) and dam of Party Doctor.

"They are two nice horses with plenty of size, they have did two very professional breezes," said O'Callaghan. "I really liked the look of Johnny Collins' horse, he has a lovely shape to him and a bit of a pedigree, too. The Galileo Gold colt did a solid breeze, looks a 7f horse, he is the first by the sire I have had." (12:50)

She was sold by Tradewinds Bloodstock, a family operation run by the brothers Shane and Alex Power, and she gave the team a great pinhooking return – the filly was bought as a yearling for just 11,000gns at the October Book 3 Sale, purchased under the banner of Interactive Bloodstock.

It is Shane's 29th birthday today, what a great birthday present!

"She looks a steal now, but I don't think you can ever get them cheap enough," said the younger Alex Power. "We were very keen on getting one by the stallion, we had seen her before and she was just at the right level. We mainly buy foals to sell as yearlings, but we had sold everything that year and had the El Kabeir [Lot 84] and we wanted to get another filly to go with her. She has a super temperament, you couldn't ask for much more."

The pair concentrate mainly on buying fillies, Alex explained: "It is a family thing, and we mainly buy fillies so, if either of us are away, then they are ok for Mum to handle."

It is the biggest breeze up sale for brothers, who sold an Iffraaj yearling to Shadwell for 190,000gns at the October Book 2 Sale in 2019.

"We've had a bit of luck at Tattersalls!" smiled Power.

"She goes to the barn of Henry Spiller for owner Jonathan Sarkar and his family, we wanted to try and buy some nice fillies and she was pick of the pile," outlined buyer Jamie Lloyd. "We knew a little bit about her going into the sale, that played a key part, her breeze was excellent, she is a scopey filly and she has a real active walk to her. She is might be a breeding prospect further down the line, we will see how it goes."

Spiller added: "It is very exciting, she is for some great clients and Jamie did a great job finding her. We didn't want to go home without her and we are thrilled to get her. She needs a little bit of time, she won't be one that we will be pushing straight away."

She is out of the Danehill Dancer mare Sapore di Roma, who has had one winner from two runners and is a daughter of the Listed-placed Olivia (Giant's Causeway). The family stretches to the Group 2 winner and Grade 1-placed Ronda, and the Group 3 winner Purr Along.

The Sarkar family owns Mashaaer (Muhaarar) who finished second in the Pretty Polly Stakes (L) earlier this month for Spiller. She was bought at the Tattersalls February Sale for 105,000gns by Lloyd from the concluding Shadwell draft. She is entered in the 1m2f maiden at Bath tomorrow. (13:35)

"He is a very athletic colt, a nice physical, he has a good pedigree, he comes from a good home, he apparently clocked a good time, he is a good physical," said Doyle. "He is for an existing client and there are no set plans as yet."

The colt is the first foal out of Spinworthy (Gio Ponti), a daughter of Spinnette (Spinning World), dam of the Listed winner Green Lyons and the Grade 3 placed Tarrip.

Under the third dam is Net Worth is the Grade 2 winner and Grade 1 E P Taylor Stakes third Naissance Royale. (14:14)

The April-born colt is out of Swift Acclaim (Acclamation) and was sold by Kilbrew Stables, who pinhooked him for €21,000 at the Tattersalls Ireland November Flat Sale.

The mare is a half-sister to Presto Shinko, a Group 3-winning sprinter, and from the family of numerous stakes performers, including the Group 1 placed Carlton House and the Group 2 Sun Chariot winner Talented. (15:07)

"He is for Amo Racing," said Haynes. "I watched him breeze yesterday and I put in my catalogue 'nice', 'very good' and 'out of my price range'. Kia texted me this morning and asked what I thought of him and I said that I liked him, I liked him a lot but he is out of my price range, but I was going to follow him through.

"He has a great constitution, and a stand out for the sale and liked everything about him, he looks a real speedy sort and is everything we want. Grove Stud is a great place to buy of and produces winners," said Haynes. "He is one to crack on with and we will get him out as soon as we can."

The colt is out of the Dandy Man mare Abbakova, she was a winner at two and Listed placed in the Tipperary Stakes and the Marble Hill Stakes. She is dam of the six-time winner and Spring Cup (L) runner-up Deep Intrigue.

It is the further family of Prohibit, winner of the King's Stand Stakes (G1). (15:31)

"He is for Rabbah," said Mills. "The colt is by Bernardini, who is a wonderful stallion, he is a lovely horse and did a great breeze. He is going to Dubai and will head out in July. There are lots more opportunities developing in Dubai with the extended racing programme."

The colt, a $20,000 pinhook, was sold by Knockanglass Stables is out of the Eurosilver mare Bella Flor. (16:22)

She is the third most-expensive breeze up filly sold in Europe this year after the two sold at Newmarket's Craven Sale (Lot 96 and Lot 81A).

The filly was bred by James Hanly's Ballyhimikin Stud, and is out of the Giant's Causeway mare Causeway Queen, dam of the Listed-placed Surbett and a daughter of Ask For The Moon (Dr Fong), winner of the Prix Saint-Alary (G1). The stud always likes to keep a few back from the yearling sales to sell at the breeze up sales and this filly was one of the selected.

"It is fantastic, she is a gorgeous filly, cracking filly with a lovely pedigree and she just filled the eye for everyone," said a delighted Katie Walsh, who has previously topped the Goresbridge Sale in 2018 with the Frankel filly East, also bought by Stephen Hillen. She cost a then record price of €315,000 and went on to win the Group 3 Prix Thomas Byron, finish second in the Grade 1 Breeders' Cup Juvenile Fillies Turf and third in the Group 1 Poule d'Essai des Pouliches.

Walsh added: "I think everyone was quite surprised with the time that she did with the physical that she is. I was lucky enough to sell East to Stephen Hillen at the old Goresbridge and I hope this filly turns out as lucky.

"I knew coming here that she was going to clock well, I had a fair idea that she is a tasty filly – all she had done is please me since I have had her. She has always been a straightforward filly with a great galloping stride and a great attitude.

"With those sort of fillies it just comes so naturally to them. It is just different gravy. Whatever gallop you went, whatever distance you went, it was never a problem to her whether it was a canter on the sand on a Monday morning, or a piece of work – everything was so easy, and that is the difference."

Of the plan to send this filly to the Goresbridge Sale, Walsh said: "I think she was growing and developing all the time last autumn and is quite a big filly so she was one that James decided to miss selling as a yearling.

"I think he felt that as I had sold East at this sale and that Goresbridge has always been good to me, he just matched the two of those facts up together. And it has worked for him! It was always the plan to come to this sale with her she would stand out here and she certainly did."

Successful purchaser Hillen said: "She is a completely different shape to East, but she kind of reminded me of her breeze – it was almost freakish. This filly is bred to go a mile plus or 1m2f, with her pedigree she should not be able to do what she is doing, and she is big raw individual.

"She won't do much now for the next month, canter after about a month and, hopefully, once she is able to go a mile then her speed she could be massive. She is going to Kevin Ryan and is for a new client."

Hillen outlined a little further: "It is not really the pedigree, it is the style of the breeze, I think the good ones I have bought from the breeze ups are the ones who don't look like they are going quick, but they are big striding, which she is, and doing it with less energy. I think they are the ones to buy. I am hoping she is a freak!"

Underbidders included Alex Elliott and Richard Brown.

Causeway Queen does not have a foal at foot, but is back in foal to Saxon Warrior. (17:14)