A yearling catalogue brings together a young thoroughbred’s pedigree, its vendor and its place in a sale. Stud.Global’s focus is on the breeding businesses behind those entries and the connections between studs, stallions and future racing prospects.
Start with the official catalogue
Visit Goffs for the relevant sale catalogue, updates and official results. Confirm the sale, year and lot number before comparing entries. A withdrawal or later amendment can change what is offered.
Look beyond the headline price
Read the sire, dam and wider pedigree alongside the individual horse. The vendor may be acting for another owner, so vendor and breeder should not automatically be treated as the same business. A sale price is a transaction at a particular moment, rather than a guarantee of future racing ability.
Understanding the market
Average, median and clearance rate provide different perspectives on trade. A few expensive lots can lift the average; the median helps describe the middle of the market. Comparisons should use the same currency and a consistent basis for offered, sold, withdrawn and unsold lots.
A connected breeding network
Stud.Global connects sales coverage with stud businesses. Stallion.Global provides the stallion focus, while Thoroughbred.Global follows the wider industry. Studs can enquire about an editorial profile or clearly labelled commercial coverage through Liston Enterprises.
This is an introductory guide, not a report of a completed sale. Official source: Goffs. Stud.Global is an independent publication and is not affiliated with Goffs.