Ashley and Rose Parker’s Ascot Stud have long ranked among the leading vendors at the National Yearling Sale, and Ascot will be bringing another outstanding draft to this year’s National Sale.

Ascot will be offering yearlings sired by top stallions Gimmethegreenlight, and Silvano as well as by such exciting prospects as Rafeef and The United States) and have also consigned some outstanding prospects by their exciting resident sire Global View.

The draft includes five yearlings to be offered on behalf of Riyo Stud, namely lots sired by Global View and Vercingetorix.

Among the potential high-lights in Ascot’s draft are:

Soviet Girl (Lot 96) -a filly by five times champion South African sire Silvano, Soviet Girl is out of G1 Thekwini Stakes winner Lauderdale

Seattlegreenlight (Lot 234) -a colt by the increasingly successful, and popular, Gimmethegreenlight, Seattlegreenlight is out of a stakes winning own sister to Cape Guineas winner Elusive Gold

Last Storm (Lot 270) -is a colt by promising young Galileo horse Global View and is a half-brother to four stakes winners including G3 winner Storm Destiny

Aimee’s Idol (Lot 342) -from an outstanding international family, Aimee’s Idol is a Global View half-sister to G1 Computaform Sprint winner Pacific Trader and 3 other winners

United Express (Lot 370) -by the impressive young stallion The United States, United Express, from one of the best families in the stud book, is a half-brother to Champion Juvenile Cup winner Foreign Source

Girl’s World (Lot 390) -this filly is a full-sister to G3 winner Silvan Star and three-parts sister to July winning champion Bold Silvano

Alto Alex (Lot 323) -is a Global View half-sister to Golden Loom Handicap winner Bold Ransom

Cousin Casey (Lot 394) -is a Vercingetorix colt out of a full-sister to July winning champion Big City Life and to high-class racemare and producer Cash Register

Previous stars to have emerged from Ascot’s National string include the likes of July winning champion Bold Silvano and a host of other top horses (this season’s Eastern Cape star Global Drummer was a R250 000 purchase from the 2019 National Sale).

With some truly exceptional prospects on offer, no serious buyer can afford to miss Ascot Stud at this year’s National Yearling Sale!