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Tattersalls Millions
A new series of races for 2007/8, the feature of which is the Tattersalls Million, for 2yo colts and fillies over 7f. The race will be limited to graduates of the Part 1 October Yearling Sales. There is also the Tattersalls Fillies’ 800, for fillies that are graduates of the same sale. Thirdly there will be the Tattersalls £400,000 3YO Classic’ – unique in so much as it is a sales race for three year olds.

More details are as follows:

Prize Money and Entry Details

  • TATTERSALLS MILLION - 7 furlongs for colts, geldings and fillies, October 2008
    First: £550,000
    Second: £225,000
    Third: £100,000
    Fourth: £50,000
    Fifth: £25,000
    Sixth - Tenth: £10,000
    Entry mid - January 2008: £2,000
    1st Forfeit - April 2008: £2,500
    2nd Forfeit - July 2008: £2,500
    6 Day Declaration: £3,000

  • TATTERSALLS FILLIES' 800 - 7 furlongs for fillies only, October 2008
    First: £440,000
    Second: £180,000
    Third: £80,000
    Fourth: £40,000
    Fifth: £20,000
    Sixth - Tenth: £8,000
    Entry as above except:
    6 Day Declaration: £1,000

  • TATTERSALLS £400,000 3YO CLASSIC - 10 furlongs for colts, geldings and fillies, April 2009
    First: £220,000
    Second: £90,000
    Third: £40,000
    Fourth: £20,000
    Fifth: £10,000
    Sixth - Tenth: £4,000
    All entries left in races after April 2008 1st Forfeit eligible.
    6 Day Declaration: Free
  • Watership Down Stud Sales race
    Originally the brainchild of the Thoroughbred Breeders’ Association (TBA), the Watership Down Stud Sales Race is open to two-year-old fillies sold under the hammer at any specified yearling sale in Britain.

    The race, run over 6½ furlongs at Newbury in September, has a guaranteed minimum prize money of £250,000. Fifty per cent of that goes to the winner with prize money paid to tenth place.

    The TBA also provides Breeders’ Prizes to the first, second and third placed horses, if qualified under Order 196, in addition to those regularly paid by the HBLB.

  • £250,000 Tattersalls October Auction Stakes
    This race is only open to two-year-olds purchased at the previous year’s Tattersalls October Yearling Sale (Part II).
    To be run over six furlongs on the Rowley Mile course at Newmarket.

    Like many sales races, weights in the Tattersalls Autumn Auction Stakes are determined by a horse’s purchase price with more expensive lots carrying a greater amount. Fillies get a 5lb allowance.

  • The £300,000 St Leger Yearling Stakes
    In 2005, Doncaster Bloodstock Sales (DBS) and Doncaster Racecourse have increased the guaranteed minimum value of his race to £300,000 and altered its title accordingly. That more accurately reflects that prize money in this race has, for many years, been worth much more than the £300,000 initially stated in its title.
    Open only to two-year-olds who were sold ‘under the hammer’ at the previous year’s St Leger Sale at Doncaster, this race also carries prize money to tenth.


  • The DBS St. Leger Yearling Stakes
    In 1999 the option of a second race was brought in to ensure that Owners were not disappointed by being unable to run in the £200,000 St. Leger Yearling Stakes.

    The DBS St. Leger Yearling Stakes is run on the Friday of the St. Leger meeting (in September) if more than 37 are declared at the overnight stage for Wednesday's race. This race has also enjoyed a maximum field of 22 in each of its six runnings resulting in a value of £54,000.

  • DBS October Yearling Sales Stakes
    Unsurprisingly, to run in this race you have to have been sold ‘under the hammer’ at the Doncaster October Yearling Sale.

    This £30,000, six furlong, race for two-year-olds is held during the Racing Post Trophy meeting at Doncaster in late October.

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