Potential purchasers of horses from Ireland will be spoilt for choice over the coming days, with three separate sales taking place in counties Cork, Galway and Kilkenny.
The Mayo Roscommon Horse Breeders Foal Sale takes place tomorrow, Saturday 5th October 2024 at Glenamaddy Equestrian Centre in Co Galway. A total of 95 foals will be on offer from top sires such as Big Star, SIEC Livello, Zirocco Blue and Vivant. Viewing is from 9am with the sale commencing at 10.30am. Full details of the 95 foals and details on how to bid are available on the www.ihc.auction/home platform.
The Irish Draught Horse Breeders Association Cork/Kerry Branch will hold their Foal Show & Sale on Sunday 6th October at Ballybrack Equestrian Centre in Co Cork. The sale will feature a selection of Irish Draughts, Foals, Sport Horses, Ridden Horses and Ponies, commencing at 12 noon. Details of the lots on offer are available on the Irish Draught Horse Breeders Association Cork/Kerry Branch Facebook page https://www.facebook.com/IDHBACorkKerry
The much-anticipated Goresbridge Select Sale of three-year-old showjumpers takes place this Monday October 7th with 23 lots on offer from top-class breeding lines including Chacco Bay, Cornet Obolensky, Vivant and Luidam. The full catalogue and online gallery is available here
X-rays are available for each lot to view through the online gallery and you can bid onsite or online. Viewing takes place from 4pm with the auction starting at 7pm. You can contact Goresbridge Sales on 059 9775145 or email info@goresbridge.com
About – Irish Horse Board Co-Operative Society
The Irish Horse Board is a co-operative society with over 30,000 shareholders. The Irish Horse Board is the representative Co-operative Society for breeders in Ireland and is a member of The Industrial and Provident Societies Acts 1893-1978 (as amended) and is an affiliate of Horse Sport Ireland.
In 2022 The Irish Horse Board won the tender to deliver Sport Horse Marketing services to the industry from the Department of Agriculture and the Marine. This enables the Irish Horse Board to re-establish its former role in Marketing the Irish Horse for the breeders in Ireland.
