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December brought a busy and successful end to a landmark year for JS Bloodstock Consultancy. Our focus shifted toward the breeding market at the year-ending sales in Newmarket and Deauville, alongside further international representation in Bahrain.   Tattersalls December Sales: Investing in Quality The month began at Park Paddocks, where we were active across both the yearling and breeding stock sales: Yearlings: We secured a sharp Showcasing x Free Spirit colt for 28,000gns on behalf of George Scott. Mares & Breeding Stock: We focused on adding high-class physicals with deep pedigrees to our clients' rosters: Enfranchise (115,000gns): A standout purchase for Ladyswood Stud. This multiple stakes-winning daughter of Invincible Spirit is a stunning individual and is likely to be covered by Ghaiyyath in 2026. Band Practice (75,000gns): Acquired for Colbert Stud, she is in foal to the dual Group 1-winning sprinter Shaquille. Shaquille has been incredibly well-received by the market, with his first foals averaging an impressive 58,659gns at the...

November rounded out a phenomenal autumn for JS Bloodstock Consultancy, highlighted by another prestigious Group 1 victory and strategic expansion into new global markets. On the Track: Elite Success in Germany and Hong Kong The momentum from October's Group 1 haul continued into November, with high-value wins across Europe and Asia: Bay City Roller (Grosser Allianz Preis von Bayern, G1): A massive congratulations to Victorious Racing and George Scott for this fantastic Group 1 victory in Munich. This win further cements their presence in the top tier of European racing following on from the previous months’ success of Caballo De Mar. Loch Tay (Class 3 Handicap, Sha Tin): We were thrilled to see Loch Tay deliver a strong performance in Hong Kong for trainer David Eustace, securing substantial prize money and showing excellent adaptation to the highly competitive environment in Hong Kong, he was bought privately with Will Douglas...

October is always one of the busiest months in the bloodstock calendar, but 2025 has proved to be one for the history books. From top-flight success on the international stage to a heavy investment in the future at Park Paddocks, the momentum behind JS Bloodstock has never been stronger. On the Track: A Group 1 Triple Crown The month was highlighted by three sensational Group 1 victories, showcasing our ability to source horses capable of winning at the highest level globally: Royal Supremacy (The Metropolitan, G1): A 65,000gns Book 2 purchase for Michael Blencowe, he showed tremendous grit at Randwick to land this prestigious prize for trainer Ciaron Maher and his team. Caballo De Mar (Prix du Cadran, G1): Just hours after the success in Sydney, Caballo De Mar dominated the staying division at Longchamp. A €33,000 yearling purchase, he provided trainer George Scott with a career-defining first Group...

September proved to be another busy and productive month both on the racecourse and at the yearling sales, with several exciting additions to the team and a number of strong performances from our horses in training. Tattersalls Somerville Yearling Sale We were active at Tattersalls Somerville, securing a strong group of prospects with excellent pedigrees: A good-looking son of Almanzor out of Olympe was purchased for 50,000 guineas and will be trained by Andrew Balding for Michael Blencowe. A Sioux Nation colt out of Sea Of Reality joined George Scott’s yard after being purchased for 95,000 guineas. Completing the Somerville trio was a Ten Sovereigns colt out of Snow Wind, who will go into training with Tom Clover, bought for 28,000 guineas. Tattersalls Ireland Yearling Sale Our team also made a number of notable acquisitions in Ireland, highlighted by a striking Starspangledbanner colt out of Broderie Anglaise, secured with...

August has been another hugely exciting month, marked by major investments at the sales in France and Doncaster, as well as a fantastic run of winners on the track — including a breakthrough Group success for Gewan. Sales Successes At the Arqana August Sale in Deauville, we were delighted to secure some outstanding yearlings for clients. Among the highlights was a striking Siyouni filly out of Typique, purchased for €625,000 on behalf of Victorious Racing. Joining the Victorious Racing ranks is a Sea The Stars colt out of Vanouche (€160,000), who will be trained by George Scott, and a sharp-looking Kodiac filly out of Queenmania (€150,000). In addition, a classy Too Darn Hot filly out of Rocksavage was secured for Opulence Thoroughbreds at €230,000. The following week at Goffs UK Premier Yearling Sale in Doncaster, we added further quality. For Victorious Racing, we picked up a Mehmas colt...

July has been a busy and rewarding month, both in the sales ring and on the racecourse. At the Tattersalls July Horses-in-Training Sale, Billy was delighted to secure three exciting new additions, while a number of past purchases continued to shine with impressive victories. At Tattersalls, we added Ahlain, a 4-year-old daughter of Too Darn Hot, who heads to France to join the Chantilly stable of Mario Barratti. Also purchased was Channagide, who will travel to Bahrain to be trained by Fawzi Naas. Joining him there will be Grand Karat, bought on behalf of Victorious Racing, who also goes into Naas’s care. Each of these horses offers plenty of potential, and we’re looking forward to seeing them thrive in their new environments. On the track, July produced a strong run of winners. Front Line Fury, trained by George Scott, picked up a Nursery Handicap at Haydock, showing...

The month began with Kisskodi gaining a deserved victory in a Class 5 0-72 Handicap, confirming his consistency and ability to handle competitive handicaps, he should be able to string a few together now.  Command The Stars was another to impress, stepping forward stylishly to land a Class 4 Novice Stakes, a performance that suggested there is more to come from the classy son of Sea The Stars. Front Line Fury broke his maiden by 4 lengths at Ripon and looked to be a 2-year-old with an exciting future in front of him for George Scott and Victorious Racing. The improving Rogue Millions made his mark in stronger company, taking the Class 4 0-85 Handicap with authority. On the same upward curve, Royal Approval showed his class with a decisive win in a Class 2 0-100 Handicap on the All Weather at Newcastle, underlining his potential to compete...

As spring racing hit full stride, May proved a standout month both on the track and at the sales. Several of our purchases made their presence felt with strong performances, while we also added some exciting new prospects for the future. On the Track Our runners produced a fine run of results throughout May, from tough handicaps to eye-catching maiden victories: Invictus Gold stamped his quality when landing a competitive Class 2 0-100 Handicap at Newmarket, showing real determination in the closing stages and giving a memorable day to local owner Michael Bringlowe. Gallivanted broke his maiden in style for The Galivanters, taking the Class 3 Restricted Maiden at Kempton, a performance that hinted at more to come. Zarakerjack, also owned by The Galivanters gave his owners a memorable 24 hours wiining the day after Gallivanted, he showed a good turn of foot to win a Class...

April proved to be another rewarding month, with success on the racecourse matched by some exciting new acquisitions from the sales ring. On the Track Our purchases continued to deliver, with several finding the winner’s enclosure: Caballo De Mar enjoyed a fruitful month, landing both the Class 4 Handicap over 1m6f at Southwell and stepping up to claim the Class 2 Handicap over 2m at the same track, he looks a hugely exciting and progressive horse for the rest of the season. Rogue Bullet opened his account with victory in the Class 5 Restricted Novice at Brighton having been placed very cleverly by his trainer Jack Jones. Rogue Impact made a strong impression when taking the Class 5 Maiden Stakes at Lingfield, the colt by Study Of Man was purchased from the Tattersalls December Yearling Sale in 2023 for 70,000gns. He’s another horse who looks as though...

March marks the end of another long winter and another thrilling Cheltenham Festival. Now that the hedge-hoppers are out of the way, all eyes turn back to flat racing. The month began with attention at JS Bloodstock shifting once again to the Middle East—specifically to Meydan, where West Acre was making his third start in the desert. This time, he stepped back to Group 3 company after breaking the track record in the Group 2 Blue Point Sprint in January. He duly won again, though he had to dig deeper this time, reeling in the lightning-fast Pontus, who had stolen a few lengths early and looked poised for an upset. But West Acre, sent off as the 4/7 favourite, ground down his rival to win by three-quarters of a length. Next up: the Group 1 Al Quoz, where he’ll take on the best from Europe, the...