Cheltenham Sales Results - NH Horses

Future Winners For Cheltenham 

• The recent Fairyhouse bumper winner On Blueberry Hill for Timmy Hyde of Camas Park Stud was bought for £250,000 by Aiden Murphy for a syndicate and will be going to Paul Nicholls’ yard.

• Midnight Thunder, a son of Beneficial, was bought by Tom Malone for £215,000 from Willie Slattery. He won his sole Irish point-to-point very well and will now by heading to trainer Colin Tizzard.

• Owner Roger Brookhouse purchased the Aintree bumper-winning mare Legacy Gold for £210,000.

• Tom Lacey sold point-to-point winner Vazaro Delafayette for £160,000 to trainer David Pipe. Lacey also sold Knight Of Noir for £60,000 who is a son of Winged Love and was bought by David Pipe again.

• Aiden Murphy bought Sergeant Thunder for £72,000 & Cestus was bought by Charlie Swan for £62,000.

• David Pipe also bought Sivron for £90,000 from John Nallen of ‘Minella’ name fame. This horse won his only point-to-point and has a good flat pedigree also.

• Champagne Splash, a son of Stowaway was bought by Harold Kirk for Willie Mullins for £125,000. He was second on his only Irish point-to-point start to Midnight Thunder above & was sold by Thomond O’Mara’s Knockanglass Stables for Roisin Hickey.

• Jonjo O’Neill paid £190,000 to Pat Doocey for Flemenson, another who won his sole Irish point at Inch.

• Frank Berry, racing manager to J P McManus, bought Champagne At Tara from Virginia Considine and Fiona Magee for £110,000. He also bought Milan Bound from T J Nagle for £145,000 and bought Dakar Run (£80,000) and Mountain Tunes (£75,000).

For the latest horses for sale including point-to-pointers & other winners, see our list of horses for sale here.