Sportsman's Sale reverts to its original one-day format
The decision was made based on feedback from clients
The Goffs Sportsman’s Sale will revert to a one-day sale, taking place on September 28 immediately following the two-day Orby Sale.
The move is a response to feedback from vendors and purchasers following last year’s two-part sale and it now returns to its previous format where in 2015 the sale recorded a 90 per cent clearance rate and average price of just under €25,000.
Previous graduates of the Sportsman's Sale include Prince of Wales’s Stakes scorer My Dream Boat, who was sold by Knockatrina House Stud as a yearling for €16,000 to Shanavill Stables in 2013.
Henry Beeby, chief executive of the Goffs Group, said: “This return to a one-day Sportsman’s Sale will benefit all concerned and bring the Sportsman’s Sale back in line with its previous success."
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