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Saudi Arabian and Australian investment leading Tattersalls trade to new heights

The key talking points from a record-breaking Autumn HIT Sale

Grocer Jack, the top lot at a record-breaking Tattersalls Horses in Training Sale, sells to Najd Stud for 700,000gns
Grocer Jack, the top lot at a record-breaking Tattersalls Horses in Training Sale, sells to Najd Stud for 700,000gnsCredit: Laura Green

To repeat a word used by our sales correspondent James Thomas at the conclusion of the four-day Tattersalls Autumn Horses In Training Sale on Thursday evening, the gains were monstrous.

Strength in depth of trade was phenomenal, with heightened interest from international buyers and rock-solid domestic demand seeing turnover soar to a record 31,471,300gns for 1,003 lots sold.

A significant marker for any sale, but particularly one with a thick catalogue spread over a few days, is the clearance rate, and here a whopping 92 per cent of horses who took a turn in the Park Paddocks ring left it having sold.

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