Goffs have added three lots to the London Sale in association with QIPCO which takes place at The Orangery at Kensington Palace next Monday 16th June.
An additional Breeze Up lot is Lot 15 a colt by promising first season sire Paco Boy from the family of last week’s Singapore Group 1 winner Dan Excel (who raced as Dunboyne Express in Ireland). The Breeze Up is being held at 10.30am this Saturday at Kempton Park Racecourse.
Two horses that won last week have also been added to the Horses In Training section. The first is Machete Mark (Lot 62), a winner at Naas last Monday. A horse with proven Ascot form having finished 6th of 27 in the Britannia Handicap last year, he will be entered in both the Buckingham Palace Stakes and the Royal Hunt Cup this year. He is available for inspection in Ger Lyons’ yard in County Meath and like all Horses In Training in the London Sale will have undergone a full five stage vetting, the results of which are available on request in advance of the sale.
The second additional wild card is the Michael O’Callaghan trained Case Statement (Lot 63), an eye-catching winner at Limerick on Sunday and a son of Showcasing whose first crop also includes the hugely talented London Sale entry Cappella Sanservero (Lot 49). Case Statement will be sold with a Coventry Stakes entry and both he and his stable mate Queen Of Power (Lot 61) will be available for viewing at Kempton from Saturday.
All pedigrees and race footage as well as Sirecam video will be available this week on www.goffs.com.
Goffs would like to remind buyers that it is also possible to watch the sale live and bid from Kempton Park Racecourse on Monday as entry to The Orangery is by invitation only due to limited capacity at Kensington Palace.