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Tattersalls Cheltenham sales to return to Prestbury Park in November

Former graduates include Ballyadam and Finian's Oscar

The  Tattersalls Cheltenham sales will return to Cheltenham racecourse
The Tattersalls Cheltenham sales will return to Cheltenham racecourseCredit: Edward Whitaker

For the first time since the 2020 Cheltenham Festival, the Tattersalls Cheltenham sales will return to Prestbury Park, with the first auction set to take place on November 12.

The Cheltenham November Sale has produced top-class National Hunt performers such as Ballyadam - who sold to Gordon Elliott for £330,000 at the 2019 renewal - and Finian's Oscar, and it will be the first sale to take place on a British racecourse since March 2020.

Matthew Prior, head of sales at Tattersalls, said: "Nine Cheltenham Festival-winning graduates at this year's meeting endorses the Cheltenham Sales as the leading source of point-to-pointers to reach the highest echelons in the sport.

"While the relocation of the Cheltenham Sales to Park Paddocks at Newmarket was well received and enabled Tattersalls to continue supporting the point-to-point industry, we now look forward to returning the Cheltenham Sales back to their natural home for the autumn season."

Simon Claisse, Jockey Club South West head of racing added: "We're delighted to have the Tattersalls Sales return to Cheltenham during the November meeting for the first time since March 2020. The sales are a vital part of our sport, and we have seen some very exciting prospects sold through the ring here over the years such as Envoi Allen, Monkfish and Shishkin to name just a few.

"It's always a fantastic atmosphere in the Tattersalls Sales Arena as we search for the next generation of stars following what we hope will have been a brilliant day's racing."


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Published on 21 July 2021inNews

Last updated 17:28, 21 July 2021

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