€800 000 Stallion Share Sold At Arqana December Online Sale

Next Arqana online Sale is on 20 January

Offering 13 stallion shares and breeding rights, the ARQANA December Online Sale took place on Tuesday 17 December.

Following the sale, nine lots were sold for a total of €1,323,000.

Making the highest price of the year at an online sale, a share in ZARAK (lot 10) was knocked down for €800 000 in favour of Elliott Bloodstock Services.

Dubawi stallion Zarak photographed at Haras de Bonneval (Pic –  Zuzanna Lupa)

The sire of 16% stakes winners or placed horses for his whole production to date, Zarak is notably the sire of Poule d’Essai des Poulains (Gr1) winner METROPOLITAN as well as Group 1 winners HAYA ZARK and ZAGREY and Group 1 placed LA PARISIENNE, SPANISH EYES, STRAIGHT, TIMES SQUARE, ZARAKEM, CROWN PRINCESS and PURPLEPAY.

A son of the excellent Dubawi out of the incredible ZARKAVA, the Aga Khan Studs stallion was also a Group 1 winner.

Read more about Zarak.

Laurent Benoit (Broadhurst Agency) had the final say at €250,000 for a share in HELLO YOUMZAIN (lot 1).

The leading first crop stallion in Europe by number of winners as well as black-type performers, the Haras d’Etreham sire has already produced two Group winners including MISUNDERSTOOD, a Group winner and placed in the Prix Jean-Luc Lagardère (Gr1).

See  all the results of the sale here.

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