The September edition of Youhorse.auction once again proved its international appeal on Tuesday, 2 September. The absolute star of the evening was the three-year-old stallion Priority van Bouchaute Z (Pegase van ’t Ruytershof x Querlybet Hero), who sold for an impressive €75,000 to Spanish buyers. The stallion was already a social media favorite in the run-up to the auction and he fully lived up to the high expectations with an exciting bidding battle followed worldwide.
“This is a fantastic result!” said Mario Everse, organizer of Youhorse.auction. “The collection was filled with talented horses and buyers clearly recognized and rewarded that. It’s always special to see how the trust of both sellers and buyers translates into such spectacular outcomes.”
International interest
A buyer from the Middle East secured two promising six-year-olds: Trouble in Paradise (Cabachon x El Salvador) and Ti Amo Zoetendaele (Marschal Fields 111 x Marius Claudius). The six-year-old mare GK Lou (Colman x Quite Capitol) will go to Germany, while the three-year-old gelding Suresh JS (New Pleasure VDL x Come On) will start his career in Poland. The eight-year-old gelding Rocco van de Keete (Don’t Touch Tiji Hero x Verdi) found a new home in Belgium. The five-year-old mare Corona de Res Nova Z (Chacfly PS x Toulon) will remain in the Netherlands.
In total, Youhorse.auction welcomed buyers from 22 different countries. France and the Netherlands were the top buyers with seven purchases each, followed by Spain, Austria, Poland and England with four horses per country.
October 7: mix of sport and breeding
The next Youhorse.auction will take place on Tuesday, 7 October. This edition will feature a diverse collection combining both sport and breeding. “In October, we will offer ridden sport horses and promising free jumpers, as well as interesting foals, embryos, and broodmares.
The video and selection days are scheduled for Monday 15 and Tuesday 16 September. Anyone wishing to sell an outstanding horse for sport or breeding can register now,” says Mario Everse.
