1million Euros for Holy Roman Emperor Mare

Media Release - Sunday December 4
Proceedings got off to a strong start on the first day of the 2016 ARQANA Breeding Stock Sale in France with the clearance rate, average and median prices all posting steady increases and a classy daughter of Aquis Farm's shuttler Holy Roman Emperor (IRE) topping the session at 1million euros.

24 less horses went through the ring than a year ago, which resulted in the aggregate slipping from €15,349,000 to €14,531,000 (-5%), but the clearance rate progressed from 78% to 80% and the average grew even more, gaining 5% to reach €109,256. A total of 45 horses sold for six figures against 42 in 2015, and went down to 33 individual buyers from a large variety of origins including France, the UK, Ireland, Germany, America, Australia, Japan etc.

Million price tag for American-bound Gr.2 winner PARVANEH 

ParvanehAlready a Group performer as a juvenile, Darius Racing's three-year-old filly PARVANEH (lot 178) was campaigned by Waldemar Hickst to a trio of top class performances this season, which included victories in the Gr.2 Badener Stutenpreis, Gr.3 Schwarzgold-Rennen and a 4thplace in the Gr.1 Preis von Europa.

With a rating of 110 and a catalogue page which featured the consistent Group winners NAYYIR and SKY HUNTER, the daughter of Holy Roman Emperor raised plenty of hands and James Delahooke had to round off his bid to €1 million to seal the deal for the Ecurie des Monceaux offering.

 "I have bought her on behalf of American owner Pursuit of Racing and she will be covered next year ", pointed Delahooke. "She was obviously a tremendous racehorse and is a prized addition to any broodmare band ."

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