"Richard Fahey just gave me a call this morning, and asked me to get this horse bought,"said Tylicki, who was apprenticed to Fahey. "He is a nice type with some progressive form."

Consigned by Hambleton Lodge Stables (K. Ryan), the son of Fascinating Rock has run three times over a mile and finished in the first four on each occasion. He was sold today by breeder Cn Farm and is from the extended family of the Group 1 performers Allouette, Albanova and Alborada. (10:56)

The colt's dam is a half-sister to the Chartwell Fillies Stakes (G2) winner Majestic Queen, from the family of the King George Stakes (G2) winner and King's Stand Stakes (G1) third-placed Muthmir, and this year's dual Group 1-placed Dubawi colt My Oberon,

Rated 78, he has been in training with Dermot Weld and has a number of placed efforts to his name. (10:17)

"He is a good-looking horse, with a good pedigree and is a two-time winner," said Moore. "He fits the profile for Qatar and is going to a leading, top ten trainer." (09:57)

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Selling starts at 9.30 and it is another split session, with time out this afternoon for the racing at Newmarket (09:08)

Lots catalogued: 258

Lots offered: 159

Lots sold: 144

Aggregate: 3,445,100gns

Median: 14,000gns

Average: 23,924gns

% sold: 91%

Day 2 top price: Lot 381, Man Of The Night, 2017 b,c. (Night Of Thunder ex Mandheera (Bernadini), sold by East Everleigh Stables (R. Hannon) to Sheikh Abdullah Al-Hmoud Al-Malek Al-Sabah for 175,000gns

Nos of horses sold for over 100,000gns (cumulative): 19

Leading purchasers by agg (cumulative): 1. Blandford Bloodstock, 2. Cormac McCormack Bloodstock, 3. Charlie Gordon-Watson Bloodstock

Leading consignors by agg (cumulative): 1. Godolphin, 2. Shadwell Estate Company Ltd., 3. The Castlebridge Consignment (21:02)

"The plan is to see if he can jump a hurdle," reported McConnell. "We don't expect to improve him from where we got him out of, but with that rating, if he can jump a hurdle, he should be a nice hurdler for people involved.

"He came highly recommended, the trip looks grand, he has not really encountered soft ground, but I think he will handle it. We have had a bit of luck with Teofilos before to go jumping.

"He seems to have very good attitude as well, he won really well at the line the other day [July 2nd], he looks as though there is more to come and he could be progressive. Well he is a progressive Flat horse, and that is what you have to pay for a three-year-old like this."

McConnell added of ownership plans: "I am not quite sure specifically who is for yet, we will get him back to Ireland, get him gelded and take it from there." (20:34)

The four-year-old gelding, who is rated 100 and has placed listed and Group 3 form, will now be trained by Stuart Williams, who was in charge of bidding today.

"The plan is to stay in Britain with him and try and win a big handicap," outlined Williams. "He is for existing clients, we'd like to try and win something like the Ayr Gold Cup, something like that.

"We are taking him from a different place and there is a chance that it brightens them up every now and again. We will crack on with him."

Above finished seventh last time out in the Wokingham Handicap at Royal Ascot, just four and a half lengths behind the race winner. (20:04)

Owner Tom Morley goes to 75,000gns for Yazaman (Kodiac), a dual Group 2 runner-up as a two-year-old colt. Now a three-year-old, the gelding is rated 88 and has won £83,787 in prize-money earnings.

Ali Dehani of Kuwait buys Lot 556, the 90-rated A Star Above (Sea The Stars), the four-year-old gelding consigned by Somerville Lodge for owner Rabbah Bloodstock. He is the winner of three races from 11 starts with his winning form coming over 1m4f and 1m6f. (20:00)

She is by Oasis Dream and out of a Listed-winning , Group 3-placed Dr Fong mare called Emergency. She is dam of five winners and an own-sister to Prohibit, winner of the King's Stand Stakes (G1). Second dam Well Warned finished third in the Cherry Hinton Stakes (G2) and the Fred Darling Stakes (G3).

Alarm Call's win came at Navan over 5f last October for trainer Ger Lyons.

"We are juggling with plans for her at the moment," said Harley. "She has gone tonight to The National Stud, and we will decide whether to put her back into training and see if we can perhaps pick up some black-type, or send her straight to stud in Ireland. She has been bought for breeder Erica Gilliar."

Harley continued to explain the decision-making process he and Gilliar will be making: "Alarm Call did run last time in a Listed race and, although she finished down the field, she was not beaten far. However, she has come from Ger Lyons who is a very good trainer and for whom I have the utmost respect, we won't be improving on his efforts!" (19:19)

Dan Downie of Axom said: "We will get him back, give him a couple of weeks, and make a decision where he will go into training. He could be for Elite Racing, Axom or the Owners Group, we have not decided yet.

"He looks really progressive, there should be some improvement we just really liked him and his profile."

Trained by Ger Lyons in Ireland, the gelding won his maiden on second start over a mile at Dundalk before finishing mid-division in handicaps over a mile and 7f at Leopardstown and The Curragh.

The Elite Racing Club, Axom Racing Syndicates and Owners Group are various multiple ownership groups and syndicates run by the Elite Racing Club team. (18:52)

The colt by the promising sire Kodi Bear has run three times for trainer Michael Bell and owner AMO Racing, winning his last start over 7f at Haydock in May. He is BHA rated 81.

He holds a number of autumn sales race entries, including in the 6f Tattersalls October Auction Stakes – he was bought by Nick Bell for 55,000gns at the 2020 Tattersalls October Book 3 Sale. (17:30)

Enjoy the afternoon's racing! (12:38)

She is a half-sister to four winners, out of the Giant's Causeway mare Shohrah and from the family of the Group 3 winner Wells Farhh Go, the champions Ibn Bey and Red Camellia, and the Yorkshire Oaks (G1) winner Roseate Tern.

The Racing Post reported after her last-time-out win that "there's a lot to like about her attitude and it should bring her more success". (12:36)

The former NH jockey Richards, who, after the conclusion of his riding career, was in Hong Kong for 22 years working for the Hong Kong Jockey Club, has returned to England and is now based in Newmarket.

"It is nice to be back. I am acting here for Mark Player's International Thoroughbred Solutions.

"He is well used to purchasing horses here to go to Australia and the mere fact of me being back here, it is using old contacts and old friends as much as anything else. He likes to have someone on the ground to see the horses, knows the sort of horse I will be looking at and said that, if I found anything that might suit, to get in touch.

"I thought this is a lovely sort of horse, a lovely looking horse, hopefully he will acclimatise to Australia and he will head straight there now."

When asked why this horse in particular appealed to Richards, he outlined: "You are just looking for a horse who can operate on good or faster ground and one you think can get a trip. He had already proven that he can stay a mile and a half, and they seem to get more distance when they get down there anyway. It is advantage to have been able to have performed on a quicker track rather than slower track.

Richards managed the International Sale in Hong Kong for some years, having headed out initially as a TV presenter and pundit, added: "It is good to be back!"

It is the second six-figure sale in two days for the pedigree – the in-foal mare Tianadargent (Lot 212 ), another full-sister to Restiana and Restiadargent, was sold to Alex Elliott yesterday for 100,000gns. (12:23)

The adaptable four-year-old can boast of Listed-placed form – he finished third in the Spring Cup at Lingfield and was fourth in the Prix Luthier at Deauville.

Rated 101, he has recently been racing in Dubai. (10:52)

The four-year-old colt by Night Of Thunder is a winner over 1m2f since the catalogue was published, showing good form on fast ground, and is now rated 92.

A spokesperson Sheikh Abdullah Al-Hmoud Al-Malek Al-Sabah said: "He might go to Kuwait, but we have horses in training in the UK so he may stay here for a time. We were looking for a horse who would stay further than a mile." (10:46)

The two-year-old colt is a son of Kodiac and is now on a rating of 79. He holds an entry in 6f nursery at York this weekend.

Douglass also bought Lot 359 – Hafez (Dark Angel), signing for Al Ghazali Stable.

Hafez has yet to win but has picked up three batches of placed form as a three-year-old since the catalogue was published. The gelding is rating 71. (10:15)

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We have a split session today with racing at Newmarket this afternoon: this morning's session starts at 9.30am (08:56)

Wow!!!

England 2-1 Denmark (22:37)

England 2-1 Denmark (22:14)

Extra time! (21:55)

Bukayo Saka puts the ball into the box and it goes in off Simon Kjaer!

England 1-1 Denmark (20:45)

Lots catalogued: 348

Lots offered: 254

Lots sold: 237

Total: 5,954,600gns

Median: 11,000gns

Average: 25,125gns

% sold: 93%

Nos of horse over 100,000gns: 15

Leading purchasers: 1. Blandford Bloodstock, 2. Cormac McCormack Bloodstock, 3. Manor House Stud

Leading consignors: 1. Godolphin, 2. Shadwell Estate Company Ltd., 3. Cheveley Park Stud Ltd. (20:41)

England 0-1 Denmark (20:34)

She is from one of the most current active families in the stud book - under the second dam is the champion and this year's Group 1 Prince of Wales's Stakes winner Love. (20:32)

Come on England!! (20:01)

"He is the splitting image profile of Current Option who we bought at the sale two years ago. this has been a very lucky sale for us – we have bought two individual stakes winners and this horse is a better horse than both of them. He is horse we will try and plot a big handicap with and then hopefully he will materialise into a stakes performer.

"Syndicates are flying in Ireland at the minute, we have a had a lot of success and long may it continue.

"He looks a sound horse so we can crack on with him and he will be syndicated under Shamrock Thoroughbreds."

Current Option was bought by the team here for 85,000gns. Last October, he won the Concorde Stakes (G3), and in April finished second in the Group 3 Gladness Stakes. His BHA rating has improved from 84 to 106. (19:13)

She is out of the Teofilo mare Siamsaiocht, who is an own-sister to Parish Hall, winner of the Dewhurst Stakes (G1), the Meld Stakes (G3), the Diamond Stakes (G3) and twice a winner of the Alleged Stakes (L).

It is the further family of Mac Swiney, winner of this year's Irish 2,000 Guineas (G1) and Futurity Stakes (G1). (18:34)

She is an own-sister to Duneflower, winner of the Valiant Stakes (L) and second in the Atalanta Stakes (G3). (18:10)

Her dam Marie Celeste (Galileo) is an own-sister to Gemstone, winner of the Silken Glider Stakes (L) and dam of the Newmarket Stakes (L) winner UAE Jewel. (18:05)

Her Listed-placed dam Dierdre is a half-sister to Duncan, winner of the Irish St Leger (G1), the Yorkshire Cup (G2) and the Prix Foy (G2). (18:02)

A four-time winner, she was last successful in April off a mark of 78. She has continued to climb the handicap ratings since – she is now on a mark of 92. (17:55)

Tom Blain's consigning agency sells Lot 212, Tianadargent (Kendargent), in-foal to Mehmas, for 100,000gns to Alex Elliott, and Lot 214, a Shamardal mare named Excellent View, in-foal to Mehmas and with a Mehmas foal at foot, for 200,000gns to Charlie Gordon-Watson.

"Two lovely sales, the first mare Tianadargent is a lovely, rangy mare with a big walk and a lovely pedigree. She deserved the money, she stood-out as she is in-foal to very good stallion who is kicking goals. She was sold for a group of English breeders, I am really pleased for them," said Blain.

Of Excellent View's sale, Blain added: "A smashing mare, she had a lovely Mehmas foal at foot, who is a good example of what she is carrying, and in this sale she stood out a bit. The foal is good and she has got a black-type runner this year. She was sold for a good Irish client and I am delighted for them."

Excellent View's black-type runner is called Mutaraffa (Acclamation). He was the mare's first foal born in 2016, and was Listed-placed earlier this year in the Dubai Dash, Meydan.

Gordon-Watson, acting for an owner/breeder based in England, said: “I’ve been looking for a Shamardal mare for this client for some time, and this is a good-quality, pretty mare with a very nice foal at foot.

“I love Mehmas as a sire – he gets good fillies, colts and geldings over any distance, any ground, any trainer, and in England, Ireland, France and America. Philip D’Amato has a good horse of his over there [Going Global].

“It’s nice to see this mare can produce a nice foal by Mehmas given that she’s back in-foal to him and she ticked all the boxes. She’s not that old and she’s produced a black-type winner and she was unlucky to miss a couple of years.”

Tianadargent was bought in France for €35,000 by Barry Lynch in 2019. She is a full-sister to the Group 2 winner and Group 1 Diamond Jubilee Stakes-placed Restiadargent. (16:58)

Lot 181, Entrancing by Mayson, a half-sister to the Cheveley Park Stakes (G1) winner Hooray from the family of the Cherry Hinton Stakes (G2) winner and 1,000 Guineas (G1) third Dazzle and champion older mare Danehurst, is bought by Kevin Blake Bloodstock for 67,000gns. She is in-foal to the stud's promising young sire Twilight Son.

Lot 182, Undertake, who boasts black-type form with a Listed race third and Group 3 fourth-placing, and is from the family of the Group 1 sprinter Kinnard, goes to Arthur Hoyeau Agent for 90,000gns. She is carrying her first pregnancy and is in-foal to Cheveley Park Stud's young stallion Ulysses. His first crop are two-year-olds of this year. (16:11)

She is a daughter of the multiple Group-placed and Group 3 winner Heaven Sent, dam of the two Listed performers Seven Heavens (Frankel) and Firmament (Cape Cross), and an own-sister to the Grade 1 winner Megahertz .

Divine Herald is in-foal to Dutch Art and was sold by Cheveley Park Stud. (15:32)

Sweet Gardenia is a 2018 filly by Showcasing, and her dam is carrying a full-brother or sister on an April 14 cover. Penny Royale has a yearling colt by Showcasing and a filly foal by Havana Grey.

She was sold today by Whitsbury Manor Stud. (15:06)

She was formerly in training with Sir Michael Stoute, and is a half-sister to Mustajeeb, winner of a Group 2, a Group 3 and third in the Irish 2,000 Guineas (G1). Third dam is the French Group 3 winner Allez Les Trois, dam of Anabaa Blue, winner of the Prix du Jockey Club (G1), and grand-dam of Santiago, winner of the Irish 2,000 Guineas. (14:49)

"She is coming back to Tweenhills, owned in partnership between Tweenhills and Widden Stud, and she will be covered by Zoustar next season," explained Redvers. "I raced her half-sister Pasar Silbano myself and I bought her colt Zousain (Zoustar) myself so I know the pedigree well."

Nozhar has had three foals, two runners both of whom are winners. She has the unraced Exceed And Excel colt El Koun, a yearling colt also by Exceed And Excel. She did not have a foal this year, and was covered by Earthlight this March.

Pasar Silbano was a Grade 3 winner at Santa Anita, and her son Zousain won the Champagne Stakes (G2) at Doomben and finished second in the Ascot Vale Stakes (G1) at Flemington, the De Bortoli Golden Rose Stakes at Rosehill and the JJ Atkins Stakes (G1) at Doomben.

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"She has been bought for an established owner-breeder client of ours," said Goff. "She has a fantastic page, and she made a lot of money as a yearling [$800,000]. She is a lovely, lovely mare, the sister was top top class over here and she is in-foal to a great stallion.

"We knew she wasn't going to be given away here, the entire draft has some stand-out mares. She is quality, and fingers crossed, she carries a good foal and is a successful broodmare, which she has bought to be."

The half-sister is Nemoralia by More Than Ready. She won the City Of York Stakes (G3), the Michael Seely Memorial Stakes (L) and was placed second in the Coronation Stakes (G1) and in the Frizette Stakes (G1), and finished third in the Breeders' Cup Juvenile Stakes (G1) and fourth in the Prix Jean Prat (G1). (14:17)

He said: "I thought she was a very good physical and obviously she cost a lot of money as a yearling [$1,100,000]. She's got a good covering too, I'm a big fan of Blue Point, and it's a lovely, deep family as well. Hopefully, she can be a nice mare going forward. She's heading to America." (14:08)

Her dam Suba is a close relation to Darley Stud's leading sire Dubawi.

Subella fetched 150,000gns, and was bought by Jake Warren.

"She is for an Australian client," reported Warren. "We are thrilled to buy her, she is a beautiful looking mare, she has a lovely cover and a pedigree that needs no explanation. She will come back to Highclere, we will decide on plans when we get her home and see what the foal is like. We are excited to have her." (14:04)

The unraced mare is a half-sister to the Listed winner and Flying Childers Stakes (G2) runner-up Swiss Lake, the dam of the black-type winners Swiss Spirit, Swiss Diva, Swiss Dream and black-type placed Swiss Franc.

She was sold with her colt foal by Night Of Thunder, who was born on February 17. She is in-foal to Ribchester on a March 27 cover.

Goff added: "She is a lovely mare from a very good family, the foal is very nice and obviously it is a lovely cover, the young stallion is doing very well. The package is very good, it is all very exciting. She is for an existing client, an Irish-based owner-breeder."

The pair were offered by The National Stud on behalf of owner Mr Joseph Tabet (13:21)

Her dam Atayeb (Rahy) is a winning half-sister to the 1,000 Guineas winner Ghanaati (Giant's Causeway),and to the Group 3 winner Mawatheeq (Danzig), and a full-sister to the Listed winner and Oaks (G1) third Rumoush, dam of the Group 3 winner Muntazah.

Second dam Sarayir (Mr Prospector) is a daughter of Height Of Fashion and a half-sister to Nayef, Nashwan and Unfuwain. (12:29)

"She is for an Australian client," said buyer Hubie de Burgh. "She will be covered on southern-hemisphere time by Lope De Vega before she travels. She is by Frankel, which speaks for itself, and it is a very current pedigree and there could be more to come."

Frankieta is a half-sister to the Listed-winning, Group 2-placed Stylistique (Dansili) and out of the winning mare Sleek (Oasis Dream), an own-sister to the London Thoroughbred Services Ltd-bred Bye Bye Birdie, winner of the Balanchine Stakes (G3). She is dam of Delphi, winner of last year's St Leger Trial Stakes (G3) and now racing in Australia.

It is the family of the Group 1 winners Eagle Mountain, Sulk and Dank (11:40)