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Tattersalls Chairman Acknowledges "Challenging" Marketplace At Close Of H-I-T Sale
Trade was down marginally at this year's Autumn Horses-In-Training Sale, with Tattersalls boss Edmond Mahony acknowledging many sectors of the market had been “challenging”, as play came to a low-key close on Friday. The Horse Watchers, well known for unearthing bargains, paid 42,000gns for the most expensive horse sold on the fifth and final day of the sale – that was the winning Kieran Cotter-trained sprinter Arklow Lad (Kuroshio). Martin Di…
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Tattersalls Chairman Acknowledges "Challenging" Marketplace At Close Of H-I-T Sale
Trade was down marginally at this year's Autumn Horses-In-Training Sale, with Tattersalls boss Edmond Mahony acknowledging many sectors of the market had been “challenging”, as play came to a low-key close on Friday. The Horse Watchers, well known for unearthing bargains, paid 42,000gns for the most expensive horse sold on the fifth and final day of the sale – that was the winning Kieran Cotter-trained sprinter Arklow Lad (Kuroshio). Martin Di…
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