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The leading sale for National Hunt Foals, Yearlings and Mares
The four-day sale of National Hunt-bred foals, yearlings and broodmares offers stock from Ireland’s leading National Hunt breeders, and is well established as a leading sale of its type.
Constitution Hill and Ballyburn are the November National Hunt Sale flag bearers. Constitution Hill remains unbeaten over hurdles, and in 2023 became the third-highest-rated two-mile-hurdler ever in the Anglo-Irish Jumps Classifications. Ballyburn was sold at the 2018 November National Hunt Sale and has embacked on a novice chase campaign after dominating the novice hurdle division last season. The Joseph O’Brien-trained Banbridge secured his third Grade 1 victory in the King George VI Chase at Kempton. A graduate of the 2017 November National Hunt Sale, he was sold as a yearling by Springhill Stud to Ian Ferguson.
Other graduates to have won at the Grade 1 level include Shishkin, Stay Away Fay, Captain Teague, and Appreciate It.

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Over 93% of the 2024 catalogue comprised of foals, with total spend reaching almost €7.5 million. The foal section returned an average just short of €16,500, with the two top priced foals making €110,000 with both sold for racing careers in France. The mares section produced the top priced lot of the overall sale, with the Listed winner and Grade 2 placed Instit purchased for €125,000.