Melbourne Shamrock won his second start in a fast-run five-year-olds’ maiden at Ballycrystal from Colonel Nelson (Lot 17).

A €70,000 store when sold at the Tattersalls Ireland Derby Sale from Castledillon Stud, bought by Matty Flynn O’ Connor, he is a half-brother to Barnaviddaun, a Grade 2 winner over hurdles.

His dam is a half-sister to the Grade 2 hurdler Mossy Fen from the family of immediate family of the talented Sound Man, Master Of The Hall and Pairofbrowneyes.

Mullins said: "He bounced out and made all, he had one or two horses take him on all the way and he batted them away. Mags [Mullins} had a nice horse who finished second, the two of them quickened up like two smart horses and, hopefully, he can go on to bigger and better things.

"I had not had anything by Hillstar before, but this horse put in the performance and happy to get him. Plans are open at the moment and he we have not got an owner as yet.

"It is exciting coming to Cheltenham especially when the sale is on and to be competitive to buy these better quality horse is a lovely to be here.

When asked about Nobles Yeats' onward plans he said: "I should imagine it is the Stayers' Hurdle and the Grand National, all being well."

Matty Flynn O'Connor said: "He is a lovely horse, we bought him as a store last June, we gave him one run and he was a big baby a bit green. We gave him a run last weekend on our own place at Ballycrystal, and he did it well. He is tough and hardy, they got racing plenty early but he held the gallop and it was a fast time. He has gone to a good home. Conditions were rough, but we got it done so we are happy."

Of his four-year-old string, he said: "We should get rolling at the end of February, but we have couple of nice five-year-olds still to run." (17:41)

He was a €78,000 store purchase and is a brother to six winners, including the Grade 3 winner and multiple graded placed The Crafty Butcher.

He was purchased by Tom Malone for £130,000 and he said: "Myself and Jamie Snowden really liked this lad. I had to take on trust from Colin Bowe as in the video [of his win] all you can see is about 40yds because of the fog, but Colin said that he could stand by him."

Malone added: "I have had a big winner today by the stallion Solider Of Fortune in Kerryhill – I don't mind the stallion and he has not let me down. The horse is beautiful, he was an €80,000 store horse. They have not had to do too much with him to get him to win, and we get to find out how good he is.

"He has something of a Flat pedigree, and his half-brother The Crafty Butcher was the most incorrect – he was as crooked as a ram's horn but he still managed to be black-type.

"Jamie has had an up and down day today, but he has had a great season and winning the Grand Military yesterday was a great training performance." (17:24)

Macauley said: "He is the nicest horse he re today and plans are fluid.

Old Tom Morris is by Getaway and is out of a three-time-winning mare Caheronaun (Milan), who was also placed twice in NH graded races. He was a €75,000 store from the Tattersalls Ireland 2022 Derby Sale, bought by James with Ger O’Connor. (17:15)

All the lot details are here on sales day live, and you can follow all the action as it happens (15:21)

Lots: 45 (57)

Offered: 41 (48)

Sold: 33 (38)

Total: £3,448,000 (0)

Median: £85,000 (+26%)

Average: £104,485 (+16%)

% sold: 80% (+1%) (21:00)

A four year-old by Saint Des Saints, she is out of the Al Namix mare Daring Rose runner-up in a French Grade 3, a half-sister to the Prix de Craon (G1 AQ) and Histoire Rose (G3, AQ).

Trained by Tom Ellis and Gina Andrews, she won a Chaddesley Corbett four-year-old maiden point-to-point sponsored by Tattersalls. She was bred by Sarah Fox and owned by Yeo Barton Bloodstock with Ellis

It has been a great day for the team – Andrews won the CrossCountry Chase today on the Dan Skelton-trained Latenightpass, owned and bred by her mum Mrs Pippa Ellis – the gelding putting himself firmly in the Grand National picture.

Andrews led up the filly herself, and Tom Ellis said: "She is a British point-to-point, she has done nothing different to any Irish horse. She has gone out and beat the geldings, they have to be taken seriously. People are getting a bit of faith behind British pointers. She has a great pedigree. I am thrilled to bits, and we have had a great day. "

Fox said: "Tom and Gina have done a great job. This filly has a fantastic brain, I think she will go far. We have had her all this time, but it is great result – you can't keep them all and we have others in the family. We hope she will be our flagship now. We have had some success with another filly with Tom and Gina, and this filly has always been so beautiful." (17:50)

He was a Derby Sale €78,000 purchase from Moanmore Stables

Sold by Denis Murphy's Ballyboy Stables, who said: "It is a great result, a nice horse. He was gone to great hotel. We has a pedigree and he is a big fine horse, it is good when it works out. He has every chance now.

"I have had a few by the sires this year – I have run two and two have won! I have two more to run."

Purchaser Harold Kirk said: "He is going to Willie's, he was my pick of the sale. I love the sire, he gets the most winners in France – French trainers love them. We had a very good horse by him who won in Navan last week. Apple's Jade is in the pedigree and we bought her in France. I loved this horse as an individual. I think he has got loads of class, he looks a classy type.

"I did not see him run on the day but I have seen the videos and Denis highly recommended him. He has been at the game a long time and wants to do the best for everyone." (17:14)

The winner at Boulta is out of the Prix de Flore (G3) winner Miliana (Polar Falcon). She is the dam of five winners from eight runners and is a half-sister to the Grade 1-placed Mirpour and the Swinton Hurdle (G3) winner Mirjan.

Purchaser Tom Malone said: "It was a strong maiden, he kinda got left out of his ground three out and then circumnavigated the whole field and quickened well. It takes a lot to do that at Boulta as the ground gets very heavy there – to go that wide and quicken like that was impressive. We liked him. They don't have to win to buy them, I like to see them to something different in the latter stages of the race."

"He is a beautiful horse and we have had a bit of luck with Black Sam Bellamy. We have a very exciting bumper horse called Captain Bellamy and due to run at Ascot next week. If you like the horse and the performance go with that."

The horse was bought for just €25,000 at the Derby Sale by Terrence O'Brien, who said: "You dream about these things. Three weeks ago and he was driving down the road in the box with the horse in the back of the box and he is one little injury from being worth very little. He performed well on the day and we got a bit excited then that the dream was alive.

"It is amazing, it just happens in the space of five mins – before the race we were hopeful not sure, then he put in a good performance but he walked the walk and when that happens with a four-year-old and he has a decent pedigree.

"I normally don't buy very hot pedigrees as I don't buy that expensive horses, but this fella came at a reasonable price – he has a bit of a Flat pedigree but there are a couple of NH winners there too. He has developed well."

O'Brien is based in County Cork. (17:00)

Bidding opened up at £100,000 and swept up through the ranks courtesy of bids from Robbie Power, Tom Malone and Gordon Elliott with Mouse O'Ryan, and it was the last named who was successful at £320,000.

"A lovely horse, he is a well made horse e won well," said O'Ryan. "He was very eye-catching and Matty was very fond of him all along. He was sick in the spring so did not run. We had seen him in January and we were waiting for him to run. We have not had many by the sire.

"We are building up a big team of young horse and they are starting to come to fruition."

"We have bought Gold Cup horses out of point-to-points, we have only had one but we'd like another!"

Tamuch is out of the Maille Pistol dual-winning mare Pistol Girl, a half-sister to the dam of the Grade 2 winner and Grade 1-placed Sir Valentino, Tamuch was sold by Matthew Flynn O’Connor’s Ballycrystal Stables, a previous December Sale top consignor with Deeply Superficial in 2022. T

O'Connor, who purchased Tamuch for €65,000 as a store horse at the Derby Sale, said: "This is up there with the best we have sold – we got £385,000 for Deeply Superficial. It is great result he has gone to a good home with Gordon."

Of the pressure when selling an expected top-priced horse, he said: "It makes it easier as you come here and you don't have to try and sell – the buyers have seen him, done the homework, know what they want and they sell themselves.

"We had private offers, but we wanted to come to the sale – thank god it worked out."

Of the horse's point-to-point win he said: "All his work had been very good, we had him in a couple of schooling hurdles and everything he had done was nice. It is nice to see them back up when they get to the point-to-point. All the horses were sick last year, all done with now."

Of Tamuch he added: "He is a big frame of a horse, he was a bit raw when we bought him. He is going to still improve, he is still a big shell of a horse, I think there is loads of improvement in him." (16:49)

We have a catalogue of 45 choice lots of winning and placed point-to-pointers and bumper horses. (15:32)

Sold by Harley Dunne Racing she was bought by trainer Tom Lacey for £205,000, the top price so far tonight. (18:19)

She was sold for £140,000 to Lucinda Russell, her third purchase tonight. (18:09)

He finished second on his debut at Lisrongah, but the first two finished 20l clear of their field. Tom Malone purchased at £140,000. (18:02)

Ol Man River, a Group 2-winner of the Beresford Stakes, is a son of Montjeu and stands at Arctic Tack Stud. His first crop are five-year-olds of this year. (17:58)

He was the impressive winner on on his debut at Moira in a fast-run maiden.

He was sold by Patrick Eugene Turley's Kingsfield Stud. (17:53)

She is a half-sister to the Listed Summer Cup winner Storm Home. (17:47)

Tom Malone was the successful purchaser at £155,000. (17:40)

Fury Lad is bought by Tom Malone for £45,000 and sold by Rob James Racing. (17:38)

Out of St Gregory, a five-time-winning mare by Presenting, Honky Tonk Highway was purchased for €55,000 as a three-year-old store horse. (17:06)

She was sold by trainer Barry Fitzgerald's Old Leighlin House Stables and is a winner of a NH Flat race at Galway on her racing debut. She has been bought by Ben Pauling Racing for £140,000. (17:00)

He is out of a a Bob's Return half-sister to the Grade 2 winner and Grade 1 placed Racing Demon, also the family of the Grade 1 winner Abolitionist, Minella Cocooner, Journey With Me and Kilbarry Chloe.

"He is for a client in the yard," said Hobbs. "He has a good pedigree, his first run was good, he was nearly not going to run but came right at the right time. Hopefully, he will be an improver and with a bit more time."

Johnson White joined the licence in March, and said: "We both looked at the horse together, we both liked him a lot and we are very much looking forward to getting him home. We both wanted to train him, which is a major part of it, and very much looking forward to next season with him."

Of joining his former boss on the licence, he added: "Lots of it is the same, but there is more responsibility, such as coming to the sales and being part of these decisions. I have not done much at the sales before, and I am going racing a lot more, getting out and about bit more and bumping into people."

Of approaching this sale, he said: "We made independent lists in the week once we got the catalogue and our lists were pretty similar, which was a good start." (14:29)

"He has a lovely pedigree, it is a brilliant page – come and speak to us!"

Binge Worthy won on his career debut at Dromahane on April 23 for trainer Denis Murphy.

The four-year-old gelding is out of Carrigeen Lonicera, a winning half-sister to the Grade 1 Cheltenham Gold Cup and Spa Hurdle (G1) winner Minella Indo.

She is already dam of three winners and one point-to-point winner from four runners, including Carrigeen Lotus, who was placed in a Grade 2 mares’ bumpers, hurdle and chase

He was €40,000 store horse, and was bought by Ballyboy Stables, and consigned by Ballyboy today. (13:55)

He is out of a winning mare Vinnie Roe mare Cuteasafox, and is a brother to the Grade 2-placed and four-time winner The Bosses Oscar.

He is another sold by Monbeg Stables, this time under Cormac Doyle's banner, and was bought by Hamish Macauley Bloodstock for £145,000.

"He is a lovely horse, it is a bit of slow maturing family, but I thought he was the nicest horse here today," said Macauley. "We know the sire is very good. I think he is very mentally green, he flew home and as he matures he will be very good – his two brothers were beaten on their first starts, too." (13:49)

"He was a very nice horse and he’s been bought to go to America for Leslie Young and owner Gill Johnston, who has had horses in England in the past with the likes of Nicky Henderson.

"We thought he’d suit the US. His point-to-point was on quick ground, he jumped like a stag and showed plenty of pace. He’s not too big either, 16.1hh or so, and we’re really happy to get him.

"He has an action that will go on fast ground, I like Jack Hobbs and he has been doing well," said Macauley.

Irelands Call has run three times and after a promising effort when brought down on his first start, finished fourth at Monksgrange in March and then won at Grennan on May 7.

He is by the young sire Jack Hobbs, and out of the dual-winning Robin Des Champs mare Semi Colon

He was bought for €22,000 by Monbeg Stables as a store horse. (13:42)

3,  19,  21,  35,  39 (11:49)

Selling starts at 1pm. (11:48)

Malone said: "The vendor has been telling me for some time just how good she was, she came highly recommended by him. She won her point-to-point really well. I Iike her and she is going to Ditcheat. "

It is a case of Malone going back to what he knows – he bought her year younger brother Saim Park after he fell in his point-to-point. (19:06)

Russell said: "He looks exactly our type, a real staying chaser. I loved his attitude in his race, he is an improving horse. We bought a really nice type from Tom Keating last year called De Legislator.

"We have not got an owner as such for this horse yet, but have a few clients in mind and we will get him home first."

Whistle Stop Tour is a dual Tattersalls Ireland graduate – bought initially at the November Foal Sale in 2018 by Aonach Bloodstock for €10,500, he was then purchased at the 2021 Tattersalls Ireland July Sale by Tom Keating for €14,000. (18:55)

"We bought Shishkin from the consignors, and while it is a huge leap of faith to think this horse could be another like him, we really love this horse," said Bromley. "He is by Jet Away who we like and he won well."

He added: "He has been bought for a syndicate, and will be turned away for the summer before any plans are made." (18:47)

He fell on debut at Knockanohill in a race which clocked a very decent time and then went to Dromahane where he overcame trouble in running to finish a good second.

He was pinhooked at the Tattersalls Ireland Derby Sale 2022 for €55,000 by Harley Dunne / Ballyboy Stables, sold by Brown Island Stables.

Anthony Bromley said : "We saw this horse and fell in love with him. He is by a young French sire who is getting a few results and people are starting to take notice of him. This is lovely big horse, we have had lucky with Denis Murphy before.

"He ran really well the first time when he fell, and Denis felt he might have gone back to soon.

"He is for Nicky Henderson and is for sale." (18:25)

The gelding was fourth on debut at Tinahely before stepping up to score in a top Oldcastle maiden.

He is from a top class family and is out of Side Saddle, a King's Theatre sister to 13-time winner and Grade 1 winner Voler La Vodette and from the family of Grade 1 winners Hennessy and Shishkin.

O'Brien said: "No plans as yet. He is a lovely four-year-old, but maybe a bit weak. He will probably go to Jason Maguire's for a bit of 'treadmilling' and a bit of R and R. We will see what we have got for next year.

"We are delighted to have got him, we loved him when we saw him. Sally and I saw the video and thought he won a very competitive point-to-point and he was the one we came for.

"He is for Chris and Deborah Giles, who has a half share in Crambo, who has done well for us this year. After he won the Grade 3 at Sandown, Chris said to buy him a nice horse. We have been watching this lad for a bit so fingers crossed.

"We are very grateful for giving us the opportunity to come and buy a horse such as this. He is the most expensive horse we have bought in the ring – usually we buy four for this sort of money!" (18:15)

9,  17,  19,  28,  31,  34,  37,  40,  47,  53,  61,  69 (11:22)

After a record-breaking Tattersalls Craven Breeze Up this week, can we achieve more of the same at the NH venue in the Cotswolds? (11:21)

He was sold by Donnchadh Doyle's Monbeg Stables.

He won last weekend’s four-year-old maiden at Lingstown, a race that has produced the Festival Sale graduates and Grade 1 winners Gerri Colombe, who finished second in the Grade 1 Brown Advisory yesterday and tomorrow’s Gold Cup third favourite Bravemansgame, winner of this winter’s King George VI.

Jalon D’Oudaires was bought for €75,000 as a store horse last June.

"He is a lovely horse, he came well recommended. These are the sort of horses we want, we thought they were the two best horses in the sale. We do not have an owner yet, but we will have by the time the night is out. He is by lovely sire, we saw him in the yard before he ran," said Elliott. (19:04)

Mouse O'Ryan was in charge of bidding, and it is a record price for the sale.

By the retired stalwart stallion Kayf Tara, the four-year-old gelding won his maiden on his career debut at Belclare last weekend, a race that has previously produced a Cheltenham Gold Cup winner and an Aintree Grand National winner. He looks to be one of the most exciting four-year-olds seen on the Irish point-to-point circuit so far.

The bidding opened at £300,000 and swept upwards at speed until only Tom Malone and O'Ryan, standing next to trainer Gordon Elliott and with the KTDA team, were active.

"We' like to win here, we trust Gordon and there is one exam question when we buy a horse – Will it get to Cheltenham? And we think this one will! We are really impressed with him and we are massively invested in Gordon and yard and they have looked after us for four years now. We got lucky very early very early with Mount Eider and we keep on replenishing," said the syndicate.

"We were really committed – we said this is the horse we wanted to buy and we'd do whatever it takes."

O'Ryan added: "I was not there when he won I was a t another point-to-point, but we saw lots of the four-year-olds in January. Donnchadh [Doyle] was mad about him, he is a gorgeous horse, a great example of a Kayf Tara. We saw him as a store horse at the Derby Sale."

Bred by Will Kinsey, he was sold by Valyrian Bloodstock Ltd from Clononeen Stud at last year’s Tattersalls Ireland Derby Sale for €92,000 when bought by Monbeg Stables. (18:59)

The four-year-old finished second on his sole start to date at Castlelands at the beginning of the month. He was another trained and consigned under the Monbeg banner having been bought at the Tattersalls Ireland Derby Sale 2022 for €88,000 from Ballincurrig House Stud. (18:20)

The gelding is a son of Great Pretender. (16:19)

Bought by Gordon Elliott Racing, it is the highest price given for a four-year-old at the sale since 2019.

Trained by Colin Bowe’s Milestone Stables and owned by Walter Connors, Jersey Des Brosses finished second on his debut last weekend at Oldtown to Jinko Blue (Lot 36).

By the leading French NH sire No Risk At All, the gelding was bred in France by Pierre and Augustin Lecoq. (15:08)

Out of the unraced mare Supreme Leader mare Supreme Breda, Leader In The Park is a half-brother to Benefficient, a Grade 1 winner over hurdles and twice successful at the highest level over fences.

“He’s a horse I saw privately at around this time last year and the Doyles were very pleased with what he was doing then but he was a very backward horse," said Pauling. "He still looks a big shell of a horse but I particularly liked him that day and he did his job in his point-to-point. I know plenty of horses fell around him but he was going to win well anyway. We’ve had to go some to get him but he probably won’t be seen again this year. He’ll get a summer off and we’ll bring him back next year.” (15:00)

An easy winner of his four-year-old maiden at Tallow on February 5, he was purchased by Hamish Macauley Bloodstock / Bryan Cooper.

Bred by Patrick Cronin, Butcher Hollow is out of the unraced Definite Article mare Kiltiernan Lilly, a half-sister to According To Dick, who was Grade 1 placed in the Sefton Novices Hurdle.

Macauley said: "He was very impressive in his point-to-point and we’d heard good things about him before he ran. We came here, saw him and liked him and he’s been bought for Tom and Bryan Cooper for a couple of their owners who’ve joined together to buy him. Hopefully one day he might be back here again.”

Kingston Hill, a son of Mastercraftsman, winner of the Racing Post Trophy (G1) as a two-year-old and the St Leger (G1) a year later, stands at Nunstainton Stud in County Durham.

He retired to Coolmore Stud in 2016, in 2021 transferred to stand for two years at the stud's NH division at Castle Hyde Stud and is just starting out on his second season in the UK.

He enjoyed a good winner at Ascot at the weekend courtesy of the Paul Nicholls-trained Irish Bay. (14:03)