There were more big results at the Tattersalls October Yearling Sale Book 1 overnight with a colt bred by Australian breeder Bob Scarborough selling for 1,300,000 guineas.
A FRANKEL brother to the 2015 Derby winner GOLDEN HORN was the star turn on the second day of Book 1 of the Tattersalls October Yearling Sale when selling for 3,100,000 guineas, the second highest price for a yearling colt in the world this year.

Frankel colt from Fleche D'Or
It was a superb result for Norelands, the consignor having sold Lot 208 to MV Magnier for 1,300,000gns earlier today.
"I am not often lost for words, but I think I am now," smiled McCalmont. "This is easily the best price we have had in the sales ring, the second-best we achieved this morning!
"I have to thank my team – they have done a fabulous job, this colt walked around like a king today. There has been a lot of interest in him, there were some serious people who liked him, however you never know what is going to happen until you get to the ring."
McCalmont bought the mare FLECHE D'OR at the Tattersalls December Mares Sale in 2012 for 62,000 guineas after she had foaled the subsequent champion three-year-old colt GOLDEN HORN.
"I like buying mares from such successful breeders as Anthony Oppenheimer," said McCalmont. "You know the mares in the pedigree will always get the best covers and go to the best trainers."
The 13-year-old FLECHE D'OR had a FRANKEL filly foal this spring, who will be retained, and she is in-foal to SEA THE STARS.
Today's sale was the second highest price achieved for a yearling colt in the world this year, second only to yesterday's brother to BARNEY ROY.

Kingman colt from Grace and Favour
"Our previous best came last year when we sold a Showcasing colt out of Grace And Glory for 600,000 guineas," said Jones in between congratulatory kisses and hugs from his many friends.
"Lots of people told us he was a lovely horse, but you can't really expect a sale like that! We have six Flat mares and one NH mare – we like to keep the numbers to this size and maintain the quality. We sell the colts and keep the fillies – we just have one more colt to sell this year.
"All my thanks has to go to Ian Emes, he runs the farm – he does all the work, all the foalings; he has produced this horse beautifully."
Of the decision to send GRACE AND FAVOUR to KINGMAN, Jones said:
"It was a bit of decision to make as it is always a risk to use a stallion in his third year. It has worked out – we might have to send her back to him again."
GRACE AND FAVOUR had a PIVOTAL filly foal this year and is in-foal to SEA THE MOON.
Jones bought GRACE AND FAVOUR's dam GRYADA in 2006 for 180,000 guineas at the Tattersalls December Mares Sale via agent Amanda Skiffington.

Siyouni colt from Cabaret
The colt was consigned by Norelands Stud, and Harry McCalmont said: "We are delighted. We were hoping for seven figures, but you never know. I am quite emotional.
"He was bred by Bob Scarborough, who also bred Magna Grecia, whom we sold at the Tattersalls December Foal Sale for 340,000 guineas.
"This horse, just like his older brother, has a good temperament, which is so hugely important – he behaved all the way through. He is also an exceptional athlete, a very good walker."
The colt is the highest-priced yearling sold so far at auction by the Haras de Bonneval-based sire SIYOUNI.

Galileo colt from Jacqueline Quest
The pair are out of JACQUELINE QUEST, who was first past the post in the 1,000 Guineas but subsequently demoted to second after the race. She was bought by Charlie Gordon-Watson Bloodstock at the 2011 Tattersalls December Mares Sale for 600,000 guineas on behalf of Hanbury.
"She is a great mare and has she been successful financially in the sales ring, but also on the track," said Stanley. "This is a gorgeous horse and hopes were high, but to get to seven-figures... well it is a big sigh of relief. You dream about this and there is a lot of hope.
"Christopher has been building up a very nice broodmare band at Triermore Stud in Ireland, using some good stallions – it is great to see this rewarded."
The Tattersalls October Yearling Sale continues at 11am on Thursday, October 10 with the third and final session.
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