- Tattersalls hosted a major international bloodstock sale in Bahrain on July 9, 2026.
- Tattersalls is hosting sales at various locations, with Littleton Stud operating under the ownership of Jeff Smith.
American Buyers Spend Over 20 Million Guineas at Tattersalls Sale
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What happened
Dorman attended the Tattersalls October Yearling Sale. During the sale, American buyers spent a collective 20,270,000 guineas, which was approximately US$28,132,105. This spending matched the record of 45 lots bought set in 2022 and 2025, according to reports.
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Why it matters
Mike Repole noted that U.S. interest in the sale is growing, partly because of the access to runners by European sires, which provide greater value. The high level of spending by American buyers indicates continued market activity in the bloodstock industry.
Tattersalls is hosting sales at various locations, and Littleton Stud operates under the ownership of Jeff Smith.
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Who's involved
- DormanAttended the Tattersalls October Yearling Sale
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