Douvan’s brother set to spark interest at Goffs sale
Four-year-old Jonbon was an eyecatching winner on point-to-point debut on Sunday.
Jonbon, a full-brother to Douvan who made 15-length winning debut at Dromahane point-to-point on Sunday, has been supplemented for the Goffs UK November Sale. The sale, which takes place at Yorton Farm in Wales on Thursday, will offer 74 pointers – and there is no disputing who the headline act is likely to be. Bought for EURO 140,000 at last year’s Tattersalls Ireland Derby Sale, the four-year-old has been trained by Ellemarie Holden and was ridden by Derek O’Connor. “It’s been a bit mad this morning with the phone ringing and we’ve supplemented him for the sale,” said Holden on Monday.✨Derby Sale, Consistently The Best✨
Douvan’s full brother Jonbon impresses at Dromahane @irishp2p when winning by 15 lengths for @EllmarieHolden & @DerekOConnor82Sold for EURO 140,000 by Church View Stables to Paul Holden & Michael Shefflin pic.twitter.com/z4IPSWGVAn — Tattersalls Ireland (@tatts_ireland) November 8, 2020
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