Lot 509: the first at this year's November NH Sale to make a six-figure sum is the Walk In The Park colt is the second foal out of the Stowaway Listed-winning mare Posh Trish.

The colt was bid on by Gerry Aherne, who signed with Charles Shanahan, and was sold by breeder Oliver Loughlin. He bred Posh Trish out of Moscow Demon and sold the Stowaway filly as a foal at the NH Sale for just €1,200. She was re-sold later in her career at the Tattersalls Cheltenham Festival Sale in 2017 for £135,000 to Tom Malone after winning her debut point-to-point. She went on to win six races for Paul Nicholls and owner Highclere Thoroughbred Racing.

Loughlin bought his mare back to join his broodmare band as a seven-year-old at the November NH Mares Sale in 2020 for €118,000.

"I bought her back after she won those six races, and this was the second out of her – as soon as this colt was born I thought I might hit the jackpot as he came out looking like a star from the start," said Loughlin. "He is an image of her, a baby of her."

Of the decision to use Walk In The Park for the mare's first pregnancy, he said: "He is a good stallion, she was a good mare and the plan is to bred the best to the best."

Of the latest plans, he updated: "She is not in-foal, but is being prepared for February and, please god, we might get a filly, and we would keep her."

Aherne said: "For us he is the best foal here. We probably will race him, but not yet decided for sure, we will see where we are and match them up when we have finished. But the way the stallion is going, we were anxious to get the best ones we can.

"The mare was very good and very good-looking. Oliver is a very good breeder and we have been lucky with him before." (11:13)

Lot 497: the first over €50,000 today is the Yellowford & Drumlin-consigned colt by Crystal Ocean and out of Park The Jet (Walk In The Park). The colt is bought by Timmy Hillman for €55,000.

Park The Jet is an own-sister to Jetara, winner of a Listed bumper and runner-up in a Grade 3 hurdle.

Her dam Jelan is a Milan own-sister to Jezki, winner of the Champion Hurdle (G1), the Aintree Hurdle (G1), the Punchestown Champion Hurdle (G1), Tipperkevin Hurdle (G1), Future Champions Novice Hurdle (G1), the Hatton's Grace Hurdle (G1), the Royal Bond Novice Hurdle (G1), the Herald Champion Novices Hurdle (G1), two Grade 3s and he was placed 13 times. (10:56)

Day 2 Foal Sale statistics +/- compared with 2023

Catalogued: 258

Offered: 236

Sold: 171

Total: €3,464,200 (-11%)

Median: €16,000 (-11%)

Average: €20,258 (-10%)

% Sold: 72%

Leading sires (by agg): 1. Blue Bresil, 2. Walk In The Park, 3. Poet's Word

Leading sires (by average, 2+ sold): 1. Walk In The Park, 2.Blue Bresil, 3. Golden Horn

Top 's top five

1. Lot 350: Blue Bresil (FR) / Beautiful War (IRE) 2023 B.C. (IRE) >> Ballykineally Stables >> Coolmara Stables >> €97,000

2. Lot 387: Blue Bresil (FR) / Dreamers Daughter (IRE) 2023 Br.C. (IRE) >> Clontenty Farm >> Vanquish Bloodstock >> €80,000

3. Lot 487: Walk In The Park (IRE) / Night Heron (IRE) 2023 B.C. (IRE) >> Peria Stud >> Ger Ahearne / Charles Shanahan >> €80,000

4. Lot 321: Walk In The Park (IRE) / Zariyna (IRE) 2023 B.C. (IRE) >> Ballincurrig House Stud >> A M G Bloodstock >> €65,000

4. Lot 326: Santiago (IRE) / Alighting (GB) 2023 B.C. (IRE) >> Kilbarry Lodge Stud >> Charles Shanahan / Glenvale Stud >> €65,000

5. Lot 473: Blue Bresil (FR) / Minella Elite (IRE) 2023 B.F. (UNK) >> Mountain View Stud (Co. Tipperary) >> Joey Logan Bloodstock >> €60,000 (20:45)

Lot 473: Joey Logan goes to €60,000 for the Blue Bresil filly out of Minella Elite (Flemensfirth), a daughter of the Grade 3 winner Court Leader who is dam of the Grade 2-placed Paloma Blue.

It is the further family of Mighty Mogul, who won the Christmas Hurdle, the Waterloo Hurdle, the Gerry Fielden Hurdle and the Persian War Novices Hurdle, all Listed races at the time.

Blue Bresil has now had eight foals sell for €50,000 or more. (19:11)

Lot 462: becomes the 17th lot so far at this year's November NH Sale, the colt by Blue Bresil out of Lorita (Leading Light), a half-sister to the Dr P J Moriarty winner J'Y Vole and to Jeanquiri, dam of the Grade 3 winner and Grade 1 placed Lifetime Ambition.

Another good sale for Yellowford & Drumlin. current leading consignor by aggregate. (18:46)

Lot 455: becomes the best-priced foal sold at the November NH Sale to date by the Sea The Stars's son Affinisea. He is bought by Joey Logan for €48,000.

The March-born colt is a half-brother to Lalor, winner of the Grade 2 bumper at Aintree and the Grade 1 Top Novices' Hurdle, also at Aintree. He was a Grade 2 winner and Grade 1 placed over fences.

The sire's leading runner to date is Affordale Fury, runner-up in the Spa Novices' Hurdle (G1) and the Irish Daily Mirror Novice Hurdle (G1) at Punchestown. (18:34)

Lot 440 and Lot 445: Yellowford Stud has always had a good relationship with the sire Walk In The Park – the farm and the sire teaming up last year to provide the November NH Sale top lot and in 2020 the joint top two best-priced foals – all three fetching €100,000.

The successful union is maintained here with Lot 440 and Lot 445 both by the sire and both fetching €50,000.

Lot 440 is out of Koffi Cherie (Soldier Hollow), an own-sister to the Listed winner Koffi Angel, and a half-sister to the Listed hurdler Koffi Lady. Oak Tree Farm was the successful buyer.

Lot 445 is a March-born foal out of Lackaneen Leader, winner of the Shannon Spray Hurdle (G3) and Grade 1-placed over hurdles at Fairyhouse. She is a half-sister to Don't Touch It, winner of the Champion Novices Hurdle (G1) at Punchestown.

It is the further family of the Triumph Hurdle (G1) winner Snow Drop, the Aintree Hurdle (G1) winner and Lina Drop, winner of the Prix Alain du Breil (G1).

The colt was purchased by Richard Frisby. (18:17)

Lot 419: the Tunnel Syndicate buys this Jukebox Jury colt from Sunnyhill Stud, he is a half-brother to the Grade 1 winner and multiple graded race winner and performer Kalashnikov and to Kalane, placed in the Grade 1 Mares' Champion Hurdle at Punchestown.

The team paid €36,000 for the April-born colt, who is out of Herbal Lane (Sageburg). (17:53)

Lot 387: Clontenty Farm sells its Blue Bresil colt for €80,000 to Paul and Alana Cowley, who signed under the Vanquish Bloodstock banner, as a pinhooking prospect.

"He has been bought for resale," said Cowley. "We loved his movement, he is full of quality, the stallion is hot and as an individual he is correct. We try and buy around four each year and so we have made a start, there are some nice foals here."

The colt is out of the Presenting mare Dreamers Daughter, a half-sister to Highway One O Two, winner of the Dovecote Hurdle (G2) and third in the Christmas Hurdle (G1), and to a sister Doctor Harper, winner at Grade 3 level.

Fermoy-based Stephen O'Flynn and his father John, who have around 10 mares at home, sold the colt.

"He is an exceptional foal and has been since the day he was born," said Stephen O'Flynn. "The sire is on fire, but his dam is by Presenting and that is massive factor. She is a homebred and we also bred Highway One O Two and Doctor Harper." (16:15)

Lot 365: the Walk In The Park colt from Carrigeen Bloodstock is sold for €55,000 to Richard Frisby.

The colt is out of Carrigeen Kigelia, a Presenting own-sister to Rogue Angel, a five-time winner over fences victories including the Irish Grand National Chase (G1) and the Kerry National Chase (G1).

The further family includes Minella Indo, winner of the Cheltenham Gold Cup (G1), the Spa Novices' Hurdle (G1) and the War Of Attrition Novice Hurdle (G1). (16:00)

Lot 350: the demand for Blue Bresil colts continues, and Coolmara Stud goes to €97,000 for the colt out of Beautiful War sold by Mossy Barry of Ballykineally Stables.

Cathal Mariga reported: "He is a great sire, we have a good few mares in foal to him and we sell one by him tomorrow who is out of a sister to Big Bucks. They are all able to move and have a bit of size and presence. He was a neighbour's foal and we saw him in the summer. He is one of the best foals here. He is for resale to come back hopefully to the Derby Sale. We have not got many more to buy.":

Barry said: "He is out of the mare Beautiful War – we bought her and she was well named as she is beautiful. She is the loveliest mare and this foal was like a lamb. He was the quietest foal.

"We have supported Blue Bresil all the way through since he stood at Cork and Beautiful War is back in-foal to him. It is a fierce-looking family." (14:51)

Lot 326: "We purchased Alighting – she had caught my eye when she came to Kilbarry to be covered by Diamond Boy and we bought her afterwards," said Con O’Keeffe after selling the mare's Santiago colt for €65,000 to Charles Shanhan and Glenvale Stud.

He added: "She is a lovely big scopey mare and has a great pedigree. We always send a few of our mares to outside stallions and we decided on Santiago as new stallion for that year."

Alighting, who is a daughter of Kayf Tara, has her own black-type from a third placing in the Listed Quevega Mares Hurdle at Punchestown, and she is a half-sister to the highly talented Don Poli, winner of the RSA Chase (G1), the Lexus Chase (G1) and the Fort Leney Novices Chase (G1). He was also third in the Gold Cup (G1) and placed five times in total in Grade 1 chases having also been placed at the highest-level over hurdles. (14:01)

Lot 322: "He is coming back home to the UK," said buyer Mark Dwyer after spending €55,000 on this son of Blue Bresil. "He is a lovely good-walking sort, hopefully will come back here as a three-year-old."

The colt was sold by yesterday's top consignor Thistletown Stud, who topped proceedings on Day 1 of the Foal Sale with the colt out of Bee Yanka who fetched €68,000. (13:45)

Lot 311: the Walk In The Park colt is heading to Redpender Stud, bought by Brian and Eoghan Murphy for €50,000. He was sold by Coolamara Stables who bought the mare via a Tattersalls Online May Sale in 2021 for 75,000gns.

The colt is the first foal out of Vegas Blue, the Getaway daughter a winner of a Listed bumper.

"It is the first we have bought this week," said the boys. "We like the sire and we had to go a bit further than we had planned but you need to buy the good ones, they are hard to buy. He is a lovely foal."

Vegas Blue is out of a half-sister to the Bells Hill, who was a Grade 1 winner of a bumper, over hurdles and over fences. (13:10)

Lot 302: by Walk In The Park from Yellowford & Drumlin this colt out of winning chase mare Theatre Dreams (King's Theatre) sells for €55,000. The colt is a first purchase at the November NH Sale 2023 for Oak Tree Farm.

Theatre Dreams is a half-sister to Aye Right (Yeats), winner of the Rehearsal Handicap Chase (L) and placed in graded staying chases.

It is the family of Nolans Pride and the Grade 1 winner Conflated, third in the weekend's Ladbrokes Champion Chase (G1) (13:00)

Lot 268: by the popular Poet's Word, out of the Presenting mare Seaview Present and from Ballykineally Stables, the Mountain View Stud-consigned colt is bought by Castleboy Farm for €35,000.

Seaview Present is a half-sister to Glamorgan Duke (Flemensfirth), winner of the Grade 1 Leopardstown Handicap Chase and also placed in the same race, and to Alfie's Princess, placed in a Listed bumper.

Under the third dam is the star performer Harbour Pilot, winner of the Drinmore Novice Chase (G1), the Dr P J Moriarty Chase (G2) and placed second in the Punchestown Gold Cup (G1) (twice), the Power Gold Cup (G1) at Fairyhouse and the Hennessy Gold Cup (G3). He was also twice third in the Gold Cup (G1) at Cheltenham. (11:42)

Lot 247: Ian Ferguson goes to €38,000 for the Jukebox Jury out of Queen Of Dubai sold by Burgage Stud, which stands the sire.

Queen Of Dubai is the dam of one winner from two runners Getaway Queen – an eight-time winner and placed fourth in a Listed mares' hurdle at Punchestown.

It is the further family of Germany, a multiple group performer and the winner of two Flat Group 1 races. (11:23)

Lot 246: the Golden Horn colt from Mill House Stud attracts attention from around the sale ring and it is Timmy Hillman, buyer of the Day 1 Foal Sale top lot, who goes to €45,000 and is the successful purchaser.

The February-born colt is out of Protektrice (Turgeon), a half-sister to the classy performer Protektorat and a dual winner at Grade 1 level over fences. He was also third-placed in the Cheltenham Gold Cup in 2022 behind A Plus Tard. He is entered in the Betfair Chase (G1), the Coral Gold Cup at Newbury and the King George VI Chase. (10:32)

Day 1 foal sale statistics: +/- compared with last year

Catalogued: 233

Offered: 214

Sold: 139

Total: €1,625,500

Median: €9,000 (-22%)

Average: €11,694 (-15%)

% Sold: 65%

Leading sires (by agg): 1. Blue Bresil, 2. Poet's Word, 3. Maxios

Leading sires (by average, 2+ sold): 1. Blue Bresil, 2. Crystal Ocean, 3. Santiago

Top 's top five

1. Lot 89: Blue Bresil / Bee Yanka 2023 B.C. >> Clonmult Farm (Agent) >> Timmy Hillman >> €68,000

2. Lot 20: Blue Bresil / Rolanna 2023 B.C. >> Thistletown Stud >> Kieran Shields >> €67,000

3. Lot 80: Walk In The Park / Aura About You 2023 B.C. >> Coolamurry Stud >> J C Bloodstock >> €60,000

4. Lot 115: Blue Bresil / Castlegrace Rose 2023 B.C. >> Walshtown Stables (Agent) >> Kevin Ross Bloodstock / Killeen Glebe >> €50,000

5. Lot 44: Vadamos / Talkin Madam 2023 B.C. >> Kells Lodge Stud (Agent) >> CMD Bloodstock €32,000 (18:17)

Lot 179: the colt by Diamond Boy and out of Johns Flame makes €28,000 bought by Green Tree Farm from Railstown Stud, the property of Mark Quaid.

The colt is a May-born second foal and from the family of the Grade 1 winner Foxrock, winner of the Leopardstown Handicap Chase and a dual winner of Grade 2 chases. He was also placed three times in Grade 1 chases.

It is the further family of of the nine-time winner Direct Access.

There are a further seven lots by the Kilbarry Lodge Stud-based sire due through the ring through this week. (17:28)

Lot 171: the Blue Bresil colt, a first foal out of Havingagoodtime (Mount Nelson), sold by Mountain View Stud is bought by Micheál O'Brien's Creighmore Stables for €30,000.

Havingagoodtime won four races including the Junior Fillies Juvenile Handicap Hurdle (G3) at Cheltenham and is an own-sister to a winner this year – the six-year-old Head And Heart who won in the spring for Philip Hobbs and Johnson White. (16:37)

Lot 152: the son of Sholokhov is bought by Matt Coleman of Stroud Coleman for €30,000, sold by Rathcannon Stables.

"He has been bought for Semore Kurdi," said Coleman. "He has bought to race, he is very good moving foal. He has been sold by Alex who works with Luke Lillingston at Mount Coote – it is her first year selling foals and a first year breeding jumpers.

"I knew the dam's half-brother King Roland quite well and it is a pedigree I like. Fingers crossed that in five years' time this chap is good!"

Semore Kurdi, whose sporting interest also lies in the rugby league arena, is no stranger to buying at Tattersalls Ireland having purchased here at the November Sale and at the store sale previously. (15:54)

Lot 131: the second of 12 catalogued this week by Dee Ex Bee and offered by Clonmore House Stud makes €23,000, bought by Castletown Quarry Stud.

The April-born colt is the third foal out of Demon Daisy (Yeats), a half-sister to the black-type winners Abolitionist and Askamma, the dam of the Grade 1 winner Minella Cocooner and from the family of Racing Demon.

This is the stallion's first crop of foals and he stands at Arctic Tack Stud at a fee of €3,500. (15:27)

Lot 124: one of just two lots by Frontiersman catalogued in this week's sale, the colt out of Comtesse du Sud and from Mill House Stud makes €25,000.

Frontiersman, by Dubawi, is out of the champion race mare and seven-times Group 1 winner Ouija Board and was three-times a runner-up at Group 2 level, including in the Coronation Cup. The son of Dubawi stands at Overbury Stud for £1,000.

He was bought by Rathbarry Stud. (14:42)

Lot 115: this Blue Bresil colt, offered by Walshtown Stables, is bought by Kevin Ross Bloodstock / Killeen Glebe for €50,000.

"He is big loose moving sort, the sire can do no wrong at the moment. he has been bought as a resale prospect and for us was the best by the sire here today," said Anna Ross.

Out of Castlegrace Rose, who is a daughter of the Grade 3 placed Thunder Road and a half-sister to Castlegrace Paddy, three-time Grade 2 winner over fences and placed at Grade 1 level in the Drogheda Champion Chase (G1) and the Dan Moore Memorial Handicap Chase (G1). (14:37)

Lot 89: the Clonmult Farm-consigned Blue Bresil colt out of the Shirocco mare Bee Yanka fetches €68,000 and is bought by Timmy Hillman. The foal was sold by James Sheehan of Clonmult on behalf of breeders Richard and Mai Nolan of Old Court Stud.

Bee Yanka was initially bought as a four-year-old by bloodstock advisor Donal White paying just for £8,000 on behalf of the Nolans. She did not race and all her foals to date have been by Blue Bresil.

"We were advised by Donal to send her to Blue Bresil and she has visited the sire three times now," reported the couple. "The stock that has come out of her are so magnificent, we just kept going back and she is an amazing breeder of foals. She is now in-foal to Night Wish, she is an incredible mare."

Bee Yanka is a daughter of Shatabdi (Mtoto), winner of the Dovecote Novices Hurdle (G2), dam of the Grade 3-placed All the Answers (Kayf Tara).

James Sheehan added: "He is has been a lovely horse to deal with, he was always going to be a stand out today which is why we chose to go through the ring today."

The Nolans have two more foals selling this week – the only Montmartre colt foal in the sale (Lot 312) as well as a Night Wish filly out of Alderimli (Alderbrook) whose first foal The Wall Park (Ask) was Listed placed in October. (13:45)

Lot 80: Coolamurry Stud, with only two-strong draft here this week after the withdrawal of a third, gets a result with its first in the ring, a colt by Walk In The Park out of the homebred mare Aura About You.

The colt, a half-brother to Latest Exhibition (Oscar), winner of the Golden Cygnet Hurdle (G1) and three-times a runner-up at the highest level over fences, was bought by pinhook purchaser Michael Fitzpatrick, who signed as J C Bloodstock, for €60,000 .

Breeder Jim Mernagh of Coolamurry said: "Aura About You was a very good race mare and ran third behind Quevega in the Mares' Hurdle at Cheltenham. She bred a good one in Latest Exhibition. I sent her to Walk In The Park because he is just a legend of a sire." (13:25)

Lot 44: the first Vadamos colt offered this week is purchased by Caoimhe Doherty, signing as CMD Bloodstock, for €32,000.

Sold by Kells Lodge Stud, the colt is out of Talkin Madam (Talkin Man), the dam of three winners with the best so far being Run Wild Fred. the son of Shantou is a five-time winner, his vcitories including the Grade 2 Troytown Chase and the Grade 3 Powerstown Novice Hurdle. He was also three-time placed in Grade 1 chases – in the Irish Grand National, the Fort Leney Chase and the Thyestes Handicap Chase. (12:11)

Lot 25: White Horse Stud goes to €28,000 for the first by Jukebox Jury through the ring this week – a colt out of the Turtle Bowl mare and French jumps winner Sary Flight, who is the dam of two multiple winners.

It is a good French-based pedigree – the third dam Sunday Flight is dam of Golden Flight and Sunny Flight, both winners of the Grade 1 Prix de la Haye Jousselin Chase.

The Burgage Stud-based sire Jukebox Jury has 24 lots catalogued to sell this week, including one yearling. (11:37)

Lot 20: it was an early strike for Kieran Shields, standing in the ring with his daughter Kate, and the pair went to €67,000 for this colt by Blue Bresil, offered by Thistletown Stud.

"He is a good walker and by the right sire, he is a good size and he has been bought as a pinhooking prospect," said Kate, given speaking duties by her father.

The early sale slot today was a strategic plan chosen by consignor Jimmy Furlong of Thistletown.

"We deliberately put him in today so that he would stand out a bit, it was something we did last year, also. He is a cracking individual, we had all the right men for him and he made a good price, we'd have been disappointed he had not made €50,000. We are delighted with that," he said, adding: "We bought the mare Rolanna here for €10,000, and she has had two fillies who have sold okay, and this is her big payday. She had won four races and she has that bit of Listed placed black-type, too. She has a lovely temperament and this colt has that as well. She is a fine big mare and she is back in-foal to Blue Bresil, due in February.

The shrewd consignor did not miss the opportunity for a bit of promo regarding the rest of the Thistletown Stud draft – a further five due in the ring today, and 17 in total to consign.

"We have a very good Walk In The Park [Lot 585], another by Blue Bresil [Lot 322] and a strong foal by Golden Horn [Lot 289]," he outlined. (11:04)

Lot 9: the first of just three lots catalogued this week by the young French sire Nirvana Du Berlais, winner of the 2019 running of the Grade 1 Prix Cambaceres, is bought by Bryan Murphy for €26,000 from Ballymarkham Stud.

The February-born colt is out of the Halling mare Pisces, dam of a winner and a half-sister to the Grade 2 hurdles winner Rayvin Black. It is the further family of the Yorkshire Oaks (G2) winner Franklins Gardens. (10:10)

Lot 22: the 2021-born Capri gelding out of Shivermetimber (Arctic Lord) is bought by David L'Estrange for €62,000.

"He will go and do a bit of pre-training, he will get a summer break, probably a bit more pre-training an d then go into training in Easter, he is a two-year project," he reported adding that no trainer has yet to be decided but that the gelding will go from here to Cleaboy Stud.

Shivermetimber was a Grade 3-winning chase mare and is dam of three black-type winners – The Dutchman, winner of the Grade 2 Peter Marsh Chase, the Listed winner and Grade 2-placed Katie Too, as well as The Pirate's Queen, a Listed winner over hurdles and Grade 1 placed. (15:07)

Lot 3: the yearling by Crystal Ocean, who was bought as a foal by the late Kieran Lennon, is purchased by Ian Ferguson for €40,000.

"Kieran was a good friend and he was very lucky for me, I bought Banbridge from him and I came here today to try and buy something. I like this yearling will be going racing and won't be resold. He is going home to me now and he will stay there until he is broken in. I am a fan of Crystal Ocean and I like the Flemensfirth mare, so this is the one I liked."

He added: "Kieran always bought a nice foal and he could go out there blindfolded and buy a horse out there, he had so many nice ones."

The May-born gelding is out of Siberian Vixen (Flemensfirth), a half-sister to the Grade 3 Cork Grand National winner Mattock Ranger. (14:20)

Lot 683: the New Bay filly consigned by Baroda Stud makes €38,000, bought by trainer Andy Oliver.

"I bought six in Part I and three today and she is the most expensive one I have bought this week," reported Oliver. "She is a lovely looking filly, she stood out, and is very sweet. She is a great mover, she looks an athlete, and I am delighted to get her. She'll take a bit of time, and doesn't look an early sort. Her mare was fairly decent and has bred a good one and hopefully that will follow through."

He added: "I am happy with what I have got, but think I have got some value. This filly cost a bit more, but sometimes you have to take a chance."

Consignor David Cox of Baroda said: "She is a lovely filly, she looks a runner and I hope she goes on well with Andy. She was bred by Flaxman Holdings, prepped at Coolmore and they did a great job."

Of the trade at this week's September Sale, he added: "There has been a good international representation, as well as plenty of domestic buyers – it is good to see so many people here, such strong, consistent trade and horses sold." (17:02)

Lot 679: breeze-up consignor Micky Cleere spends €37,000 on the Oghill Stud-consigned filly by leading first-season sire Blue Point.

"She needs to grow a little bit, but she is by a brilliant sire and she looks quick – if she is it will be very easy to sell her!" said Cleere, who has bought four horses today and six in total this week. "It has been hard to buy, but good trade is good for us all, long may it last."

Cleere signed under the banner of Oceane & Caoimbhe Cleere.

The filly was purchased for €8,000 last autumn by the Hyburcon Bloodstock.

"We were happy to have one by Blue Point to sell," said John Hyland of Oghill House Stud. "He was an incredible race horse and this filly knows one gear and that is fast! There were some great judges in Con Marnane and Micky Cleere were on her and she looks like a real Royal Ascot-bound filly and I hope Micky does well with her at the breeze-ups."

Hyburcon Bloodstock is made up of Hyland cousins and UK friends and are into their third year pinhooking.

"All she has done is improve and I am delighted for my cousins, and it is great to get some younger people involved. (16:41)

Lot 635: trainer David Evans trains a Bungle Inthejungle juvenile colt called Jungle Jim – the colt has run twice finishing second last time out at Thirsk. The colt was bought earlier this year at the Goresbridge Breeze-Up Sale by Kevin Ross Bloodstock for €45,000.

Today, Martin Wanless, who often helps Evans with purchasing plans, bought two-year-old's full-brother for €35,000.

"I took a look at the horse and he is nice type," said Wanless. "He is going to David – David likes the older brother and this was a bit of a no brainer. He has been bought for an owner."

The dam Love To Dream (Dream Ahead) is out of the Listed-placed Twiggy's Sister (Flying Spur) and is a half-sister to Royal Razalma, winner of the Cornwallis Stakes (G3). (14:49)

Lot 621: sells for €35,000 and is by Starfield Stud's first-crop sire Far Above. The filly is a third purchase today by Razza Latina, following on from the 11 lots bought by the agency over the two days of Part I.

"She will come back to us," said Cristiana Brivio, who trains with her husband Endo Botti, near Pisa, adding: "I like the sire and bought one by him earlier this week [Lot 226]. She is quite expensive but has a lot of quality, and is quite a scopey filly. have been pleased with all the horses I have bought this week and the horses on offer."

The filly was sold by Beechlane Stables and was pinhooked by Conor Walsh for €4,500 last autumn.

"She has been a very straightforward filly all the way through and prepped well, she is a big scopey filly," said Walsh. "It is a dream result, job done! We thought if we offered her in Part II it would mean that she'd stand out a bit."

Beechlane Stables is a new concern and Walsh said: "We are in Wexford, and this is just our third year in business and second year consigning under our own banner. This is the best result we have had so far for a pinhook."

Walsh is already looking forward to return trips this winter on buying missions to the Flat foal sales. (14:40)

Lot 597: the Arizona half-sister to The Blades (Iffraaj), the Italian Group 3-placed colt, goes to Shinnick Brothers Bloodstock for €20,000, sold by Cooneen Stud.

The filly is out of the Cheveley Park-bred Impassioned, a half-sister to Eternally (Dutch Art), a Listed winner and twice Group 3 placed in the Oak Tree Stakes and the Sceptre Stakes.

Under the third dam Polish Romance are no less than 11 black-type winners, headlined by the dual Group 1 runner-up Infallible, who finished second in the Coronation Stakes and the Falmouth Stakes, Veracious, who went one place better in the the Falmouth, and the Prix Maurice de Gheest (G1) winner Garswood. (14:03)

Lot 591: BBA Ireland spends €18,000 on the Holy Roman Emperor colt from Hollyhill Stud, the property of Skymarc Farm.

The April 1-born foal is out of the three-year-old winner Highdive (Big Bad Bob), a half-sister to the Listed placed Pouvoir Royal (Mayson).

It is the family of Beach Bunny, placed second in the Pretty Polly Stakes (G1) and dam of the Criterium de Saint-Cloud (G1) winner Dubai Mile, as well as the Listed winners Naadirr and Beach Belle.

Fourth dam is Miss Tahiti, a champion two-year-old in France, winner of the Prix Marcel Boussac (G1) and three-time Group 1 placed. She is dam of the 1,000 Guineas winner Miss France. (13:46)