Today Yeomanstown Stud bought Lot 317 for 25,000gns from Clara Stud, Ireland and Lot 385, a filly from Meadowlands Stud, was sold to Five Star Bloodstock for 24,000gns.

Markaz is a son of Dark Angel and a brother to the brilliant Group 1 sprint filly Mecca's Angel. He won the Group 3 Criterion Stakes and the Chipchase Stakes (G3).

He stands at Derrinstown Stud at a fee of €6,000. (15:41)

The dam has had one winner from two runners, and she is a out of the Group 3 winner and Group 2-placed Maybe Forever (Zafonic), a half-sister to the Sussex Stakes (G1) and Prix de la Foret (G1) winner Court Masterpiece (14:35)

The very next lot through the ring, Lot 340, and also sold by Plantation Stud, was another to turn a few heads and is another colt by Adaay to catch buyers' eyes.

Out of the two-time-winning Dutch Art mare Flemish School, a half-sister to Major Art (Compton Place), third in the Vintage Stakes (G3) and a Listed placed in the US, he sold for 38,000gns. (14:08)

Sold by Salcey Forest Stud, the colt is out of the Holy Roman Emperor mare Juno Moneta, a half-sister to Aria Di Festa, a Listed winner and Premio Regina Elena 1000 Guineas (G3) runner-up in Italy, and to the dam of the Prix de Sandringham (G2) runner-up Mixed Intention. (14:01)

Peter & Ross Doyle Bloodstock bought this colt, a half-brother to three winners, including Wentwood, rated 82, and Gleaming Girl, rated 80.

Twilight Son was a dual Group 1 winner of the Sprint Cup and the Diamond Jubilee Stakes. He was trained by Henry Candy. (13:26)

The colt was bought by John Cullinan of Horse Park Stud and will be coming back to Tattersalls next autumn.

"I have a couple more Adaays in my mind, one later today and one tomorrow. They look racey and athletic – he was a good racehorse and is a son of Kodiac," reported Cullinan.

"The mare was a good runner and has produced a good horse in Elegiac, while her Henrythenavigator yearling has gone to Mark Johnston – if anyone can win with one by the time we return to sale, it is him!"

The mare, who was Grade 2 placed in the US, has a great record of four winners from four runners, and Elegiac (Farhh), who is trained by Johnston, is rated 104 and was second at Chelmsford in November.

Adaay stands for a fee of £5,000 at Whitsbury Manor Stud. He won the Group 2 7f Hungerford Stakes and the Group 2 6f Sandy Lane Stakes for owner Sheikh Hamdan. (13:06)

She is out of the placed Acclamation mare Vixen Hill, a half-sister to Algol. Now named Dim Sum, he is winner of the Listed Chairman's Sprint Prize – a Hong Kong Group 1 race – at Sha Tin. He was also a winner and placed numerous times at Listed and Group 3 level in Hong Kong having reached a rating of 83 in Britain as a two-year-old.

He is very closely related to this filly as he is by the former Cheveley Park sire Kyllachy, who is also the sire of her sire, Twilight Son. (12:36)

"He is very likely to be coming back here for Book 2 next year," said Steve. "He has size, scope and looks a straightforward type, and my clients likes the sire and had some success with him in the autumn."

Consigned by Jamie Railton Bloodstock, the colt is the second foal out of Bella Lulu (Iffraaj), a half-sister to the Oasis Dream Listed winner and multiple Listed placed Justineo. (11:52)

She is a half-sister to the Richmond Stakes (G2) winner Prolific. (11:40)

He is a half-brother to Mr Hobbs, the winner of three races, and from the family of the speedy Prix de l'Abbaye (G1) winner Move In Time.

Garswood had his first crop of two-year-olds running this year, headed by Prix du Bois (G3) winner Little Kim and Prix des Reservoirs (G3) winner Cala Tarida. (11:03)

The colt from Iadora Farm, Ireland was purchased by Jamie Railton Sales Agency for 20,000gns.

Twelve lots by the son of Choisir are catalogued here this week. (10:52)

And not only is the colt by the commercial sire, he is also the beneficiary of a recent update – Global Wonder (Kodiac), the dam's sole runner to date, was a winner at the beginning of the month. (10:41)

Whether you are buying or selling, everything you need is here on sale day live. (09:53)

Lots catalogued: 201 (200)

Lots offered: 162 (160)

Lots sold: 118 (124)

% sold: 73% (78%)

Aggregate: 4,200,500gns (-2%)

Median: 21,500gns (-14%)

Average: 35,597gns (+3%)**

** record for the sale

Leading purchasers:

1. Stroud Coleman Bloodstock

2. Rabbah Bloodstock

3. Amanda Skiffington

Leading consignors:

1. The Castlebridge Consignment

2. Baroda & Colbinstown Studs

3. Ronald Rauscher

Leading sires:

1. Oasis Dream

2. Gleneagles

3. Kodiac (17:28)

"I bought the mare in-foal here in 2016 carrying this filly," said Burns, who has three mares at the stud in her own name. "She is a lovely filly - very typical of the sire.

"The mare had a Zoffany colt and is in-foal to Sea The Stars, both crosses that work.

"We know this family very well as we bred the black-type horses – Dominant, Es Que Love, Zhui Feng and Listen In – who are out of Bellona, the second dam on this page.

"Three new black-type performers have also come through this year – Teppal, Call The Wind and Listen In – it is just a family that keeps on producing."

Burns added: "The team at home have done a great job." (16:42)

That success was reflected by the sale of this daughter by the sire to Stroud Coleman Bloodstock for 125,000gns.

The sale also resulted in a very pleased consignor Ronald Rauscher who said: "The sire has done well this year and, although there was some Montjeu in this filly as her dam sire, I think she was a very good advertisement for Sea The Moon.

"She had the right people on her and has sold well. She was bred by Gestut Ammerland and it was just a late decision to come to sale."

The German-based consigner Rauscher brought four lots to the December Yearling Sale and added: "I have sold them all - one in a private sale - so that is very pleasing, it is always difficult to know what might happen at an end-of-year sale. I will be looking to purchase foals this week, too."

Purchaser Anthony Stroud was also full of praise for the filly: "She is very athletic and light on her feet - the sire has been going well." (16:18)

"Unfortunately she got a stone bruise and could not come in October. I am delighted that she was purchased today by John Gosden and Stroud Coleman Bloodstock. She is a lovely filly and has always done everything right - except find one stone to stand on!"

Born in April, she is a half-sister to Australian Group 3 winner Caravan Rolls On and to the Listed placed Gabrial's Star.

It is the further family of the champion three-year-old filly Pure Grain.

"Her dam Grain Only had a colt foal by Bobby's Kitten this year. I have two by him to sell later this week and I think there are 25 catalogued," added Rausing of the son of Kitten's Joy, who stands at Lanwades. (16:03)

She is out of Final Sense, a Street Sense half-sister to the Woodbine Stakes (G1) winner and sire Touch Of The Blues, who is a half-brother to the dual champion Indian Skimmer, a five-time Group 1 winner. (15:34)

"Rashed is keen to have good horses for the big days' racing. We don't know who will be training this horse as yet," the pair added.

By Oasis Dream, the colt was bred by Bluehills Racing Ltd and is out of the Listed-placed mare Clarentine (Dalakhani). She is a half-sister to the Listed winners Law Power and Perfect Clarity.

It is the Group class family of Claxon, Cassydora and Ernest Hemmingway. (14:36)

Bred by Barronstown, the mare Bridal Dance (Danehill Dancer) has also produced the Duchess Of Cambridge Stakes G2) runner-up Magical Fire, a daughter of Dragon Pulse.

She is a half-sister to the Grade 1 Manhattan Handicap runner-up Millennium Dragon. (14:13)

"His full-brother was going well at home and he won his first race on October 15, and then went on to finish second in the Group 3 Horris Hill. We wanted to wait until he had run before offering this colt," reported the brothers who retained the older brother, named him Arzano, and have him in training with John Gosden.

"The mare has produced five foals and they have all been beautiful. She had a filly foal by Frankel this year and is in-foal to Sea The Stars," added Martin Taylor of the Hurricane Run mare Azanara, who boards with Bill Dwan in Ireland.

Purchaser Anthony Stroud said: "This is a very nice horse and has been produced well. John is very keen on the full-brother and this colt will go to him." (14:01)

Woodland Scene is the dam of one winner from one runner – Martineo, a colt by Declaration Of War who won on his second start in March.

The Act One mare is a daughter of Wiener Wald, the dam and ancestress of such talented horses as the Racing Post Trophy (G1) winner Crowded House, the black-type winner On Reflection, the dual Grade 1 winner Ticker Tape, the Prix Maurice De Gheest (G1) winner Brando and the champion Reckless Abandon. (13:34)

At present in the December Yearling Sale 2018, it seems history is repeating itself as this filly by Coolmore's No Nay Never sells for 98,000gns.

Bred by Christopher Hanbury's Triermore Stud, she is the first foal out of the mare Virginia Celeste (Galileo), a full-sister to the Australian Group 3 runner-up Granddukeoftuscany. She is also a a half-sister to the Classic Trial (G3) winner Above Average and the Prestige Stakes (G3) winner, Sent From Heaven.

In Book 2, Kingman got the top price when his colt out of Reem sold for 750,000gns, while and No Nay Never's colt out of Jacquelin Jag was joint second-best at 450,000gns.

Both stallions also had two lots in the top ten, while Kingman's nine sold yearlings averaged 256,111gns in Book 2 and No Nay Never's 11 sold for an average price of 198,636gns.

Successful purchaser was Jono Mills and he said: "She is a big strong filly and looks a straightforward type. She is out of a Galileo mare and by a young stallion who has done well." (13:01)

She was purchased by Matt Coleman of Stroud Coleman on behalf of Tally-Ho Stud and is likely to be reconsigned at the Craven Sale next year.

"You will probably see her back here in five months' time at the Craven Sale as she has been bought as a breeze-up prospect," said Coleman.

"Obviously Kingman has had a fantastic year and I think she is probably good value - he will be standing at £75,000 next spring and she is out of a black-type mare, who was also a breeze-up horse, and is a half-sister to a black-type placed horse."

The filly's dam is Shyrl (Acclamation), who finished second in the Queen Mary Stakes (G2) and was bought at the Craven Sale 2008 for 70,000gns by Tony Nerses from Con Marnane's Bansha House Stables. She hit a career high BHA mark of 101.

Her leading runner is Raucous (Dream Angel), whose best result came when third in the Gimcrack Stakes (G2) and the Mill Reef Stakes (G2). He was rated 106. (12:22)

Bred and consigned by Tinnakill House, he is the first foal out of the two-year-old winner and six-time placed Red Perdita. She is a daughter of Approve and out of the Listed Premio Coolmore winner Bakewell Tart (Tagula). (11:49)

She is a half-sister to the Listed race third and six-time winner Signposted (Rock Of Gibraltar) and to two further winners. (11:30)

The colt, a March-born foal, was sold by Rathbarry and is the second foal out of the winning Dansili mare Ode To Psyche. (11:17)

We have 200 catalogued lots and start time is 11am. (10:37)

Lots catalogued: 1,644 (1,762)

Lots offered: 1,181 (1,255)

Lots sold: 1,049 (1,065)

% sold: 89% (85%)

Aggregate: 26,853,500gns (-2%)

Median: 12,000gns (+9%)

Average: 25,599gns (+1%)

Leading purchasers (cumulative, by aggregate):

1. Newsells Park Stud: 1 lot, 1,000,000gns

2. Voute Sales: 7 lots, 810,000gns

3. Stroud Coleman Bloodstock: 5 lots, 798,000gns

Leading consignors (cumulative, by aggregate):

1. The Castlebridge Consignment: 89 lots, 3,188,500gns,

2. East Everleigh Stables (R. Hannon): 51 lots, 1,307,800gns,

3. Carlburg Stables (R. Varian): 29 lots, 1,123,000gns (19:24)

“While the new record price of 1 million guineas was the obvious highlight of the 2018 Tattersalls Autumn Horses in Training Sale, it is the huge number of overseas buyers we have welcomed this week that has been the stand-out feature of another successful sale at Tattersalls.

“There is truly no other sale quite like the Tattersalls Autumn Horses in Training Sale and it continues to attract buyers from all corners of the world for whom the sale is an unmissable annual event.

"We have regular buyers at this sale who attend only one bloodstock sale a year and it is the diversity of the buyers which sets the Autumn Horses in Training Sale apart from any other sale of this type.

“The top of the market has been as strong, if not stronger, than ever and the 1 million guineas sale-topping filly Aljazzi is a tribute to the quality broodmare band assembled at Blue Diamond Stud by Tony Nerses on behalf of Saleh Al Homaizi and Imad Al Sagar, much of which will be offered for sale at the forthcoming Tattersalls December Sale.

"It is only the second time we have had three lots sell for 400,000gns or more at this sale and with the buyers of the top 20 lots coming from England, Ireland, Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, Dubai, Kuwait, Hong Kong, Australia and the USA, it is clear that the demand for quality European bloodstock continues to thrive.

“The beauty of the Autumn Horses in Training Sale is that there are numerous buyers, both domestic and international, competing in all sectors of the market. British and Irish Flat and National Hunt trainers always make a massive contribution to this fixture and alongside the vast number of buyers from the Gulf region, we have also had notable participation from Greece, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan and Spain.

"In the course of every year we try, alongside our overseas representatives, to explore as many overseas markets as possible, and the success of this week’s sale provides encouragement as we approach the equally international Tattersalls December Sale." ()

Lots catalogued: 395 (323)

Lots offered: 295 (242)

Lots sold: 272 (212)

% sold: 92% (88%)

Aggregate: 2,582,000gns (+44%)

Median: 5,000gns (-9%)

Average: 9,493gns (+13%) (19:31)

Bred by Hascombe And Valiant Studs, she is a half-sister to three black-type fillies and from the extended family of the champion Golden Horn.

"It is one of the most alive families out there," said Houldsworth. "There are at least four half-sisters breeding and she has the best pedigree in the sale.

"I went to see her last week and she was the one I wanted. She is for an undisclosed Irish client and will go to stud in Ireland now."

A number of agents were around the sales ring and taking instructions on the telephone, but it was Matt Coleman who stretched Houldsworth to his final bid.

A one-time winner, she was sold by Grange House Stables (I. Mohammed) for Rabbah Bloodstock. (18:56)

Abdulaziz Al Boenain, a friend of Al-Emadi, said: "She is a lovely filly, she has above average ability. She will go to Qatar and run in our fillies and mares' races.

"The timing of this sale is good because it is before our season starts. It has been difficult to buy, especially fillies."

Shape Of Water is a daughter of Charm Spirit and has twice finished fifth over 7f for Richard Hannon.

Al-Emadi purchased Jewel House (Dubawi) at the July Sale 2017 from the Juddmonte draft - he is now a winner in Qatar and is trained by Ibrahim Al Malki. (18:33)

She is out of Morning Frost, a Listed winner of the Prix Ronde de Nuit at Chantilly, and dam of Morning Dream (Dream Ahead), a winner at two in France. (17:29)

Today the buyer adds to his team purchasing Show Of Strength from the Jamie Railton draft for 45,000gns

He is a maiden two-year-old and was in training with Archie Watson. He has twice finished placed and after his last run was put up by the handicapper from 75 to 78. (16:57)

"They are both going jumping and are for Olly Murphy," said Sharkey. "We had a bit of luck with a similar horse last year Compatriot from the same yard."

Compatriot has won on the Flat and over hurdles for the British-based Murphy. (16:40)

The colt is on his highest BHA rating to date of 73, and his last win came in September over 7f ridden by the champion jockey Silvestre de Sousa. (15:24)

Trained by Richard Fahey, the colt is yet to win in five starts, but he has finished second twice, third and fourth once apiece as well as fifth of nine on his career debut. He was only beaten a neck last time out.

Ghazli has purchased five horses this week. (13:57)

Australian Bloodstock, on the telephone to Jason Singh, buys Loveisili (Lot 1349), a Dansili gelding, a winner over 1m1f and with good placed form over 1m4f.

Alex Elliott purchases Noble Expression (Lot 1352) on behalf of Nader Al Afraji. Colm Sharkey was an underbidder.

Elliott reported: "He is going to Kuwait, the client saw the horse yesterday and left instructions. He was a good third last time after a break."

Martin Wanless signed for The Last Emperor (Lot 1352), an 87-rated Azamour half-brother to the Irish St Leger (G1) runner-up Agent Murphy, at 30,000gns.

Zamandas (Lot 1353) is going to Qatar, the son of Azamour bought by Conrad Allen on behalf of regular Tattersalls buyer, Ibrahim Al-Malki.

"He looks a progressive horse, his win last time at Newcastle looks good," said Allen. (12:48)

"He won well last time, seems to stay. We won't improve one from William Haggas, but he should be a fun horse," added Baker. (12:12)

Sold by The Castlebridge Consignment for owner-breeder Cheveley Park Stud.

He was bought by Jason Kelly Bloodstock / Hambleton Racing. (11:32)

"She is a consistent filly as evidenced by her four second placings, she won last time out well, putting in some good sectionals. She has form on faster ground, is by a good stallion in High Chaparral, and she has a pedigree. She will suit the racing programme in the US," said Boman. (10:30)

She was signed for by Lambourn-based trainer Ed Walker on behalf of SackvilleDonald, who said: "She finished a good fourth behind Ginistrelli, whom we think a lot of, in a Newmarket maiden."

As she is a first-crop daughter of Dunaden, she qualifies for the "Dunaden Owner's Premiums."

The stallion's owner Sheikh Fahad is offering owner's premiums: all those in the stallion's first-crop who win prize-money as two-year-olds and three-year-olds will have winning prize-money earned in Britain and Ireland supplemented by 64 per cent, paid for by Sheikh Fahad. (10:03)