Zangersheide public sale best lot is €a million teenager Codex Diaz Z

The highest lot on the fresh Zangersheide High quality Jumpers powered by means of MBA public sale was once a tender stallion who fetched a whopping  €1m (£834,000).

On Thursday night time (19 September) in Belgium, an intense bidding conflict broke out for seven-year-old Codex Diaz Z (Codex One Z x Cornet Obolensky), leading to his seven-figure ticket. The teenager was once bought to a purchaser from Germany.

This debut public sale was once a collaboration between Judy Ann Melchior, Jens Baackmann and Christian Ahlmann, and held as a part of the FEI WBFSH Leaping Global Breeding Championship for Younger Horses at Zangersheide in Belgium.

Auctioneer Frederik de Backer offered the selection of 26 so much, starting from three-year-old possible showjumpers to nine-year-old confirmed performers with the hanging Codex Diaz Z proving the spotlight because the licensed stallion son of the Aachen grand prix winner’s worth soared to the €1m mark.

Public sale best lot Codex Diaz Z ((Codex One Z x Cornet Obolensky).

Converting palms for €900,000 was once seven-year-old stallion Ay Caramba Z (Aganix Du Seigneur Z x Crowntano Z), who was once additionally bought to Germany, whilst the 3rd most costly horse of the night time was once six-year-old gelding Barack Z (Balounito x Arpeggio), for whom the hammer fell at €365,000 to a purchaser from the US.

A British bidder secured six-year-old licensed stallion Dolomite Z (Diamant De Semilly x Caretano Z) for €310,000 and the hammer fell at €295,000 for eight-year-old Risk Z (Dominator 2000 Z x Calvados Z) to a Chinese language purchaser.

Some of the three-year-olds to head beneath the hammer, the mare Annan Z, a daughter of Aganix Du Seigneur Z and Canturo, and a complete sister to Ludger Beerbaum’s licensed stallion Aberdeen Z, bought to the USA for €240,000. The chestnut stallion Chacnan Van Het Weidehof Z (Chacco Blue x Kannan) bought for €110,000 to new German homeowners whilst Denzel The One Z, a son of Diablue PS and Ogano Sitte, modified palms for €98,000 discovering a brand new house in the US.

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