This week’s Tattersalls December Sale concluded an extremely successful sales season for Newsells Park Stud this year. You Got To Me, the 4,800,000gns Classic-winning Irish Oaks heroine, was the highest-priced race filly or mare sold worldwide in 2024, and the Frankel filly out of Aljazzi sold for 4,400,000gns at the Tattersalls October Yearling Sale Book 1.

Newsells Park Stud has announced its stallion fees for 2025, with the new stallion, Isaac Shelby set to start his career at a fee of £7,000.  Serial Group 1 winning sire, Nathaniel, who enjoyed yet another Classic winner in the filly You Got To Me, will see his fee increase marginally to £20,000.  Both Without Parole and A’Ali remain unaltered at £8,000 and £5,000 respectively.

Gr.2-winning two-year-old and Classic miler Isaac Shelby has been retired and will stand at Newsells Park Stud.

The Newsells raised Lake Forest swooped late to land the valuable A$10million Golden Eagle at Rosehill for owners Tony Bloom & Ian McAleavy, trainer William Haggas, and breeders and long standing clients John & Tanya Gunther.

Sea To Sky provided first-crop sire Without Parole with his second Stakes performer when finishing third in the Listed Highclere Thoroughbred Racing Stakes (Registered as the Radley Stakes) at Newbury today.

For the seventh consecutive year Newsells Park Stud was the leading consignor at Tattersalls October Yearling Sale Book 1 with a record turnover of 17,185,000gns and average price of 660,962gns for 26 lots sold.

Fiery Lucy, the two-year-old filly from the first-crop of Without Parole, ran another cracking race finishing fast to come second in the Gr.3 Weld Park Stakes at the Curragh.

We are delighted to launch our 2024 digital catalogue of yearlings to be consigned at the Tattersalls October Book 1 Sale.

Without Parole enjoyed a first-crop winning double yesterday with Sea To Sky an impressive winner at Newmarket and Lazieelunch winning his third race on the trot at Wolverhampton.

Fiery Lucy, the two-year-old filly from the first-crop of Without Parole, ran a terrific race to finish second in the Gr.3 Newtownanner Irish EBF Stakes at the Curragh.