Miss Tycoon Rose Sells for $330,000- Half-Brother Sells Today

Tara Madgwick - Monday May 30

Group I placed mare Miss Tycoon Rose was sold in the Gavelhouse online sale last night for $330,000 to Belmont and her yearling half-brother will be offered by Bhima Thoroughbreds at the Magic Millions National Yearling Sale today.

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Nicconi colt from Splat.

Lot 1465 is a Nicconi colt from More Than Ready (USA) mare Splat, who has produced two winners with Miss Tycoon Rose the best of them.

Splat is a winning grand-daughter of Group I Australian Oaks winner Savana City, the dam of Group II winner Rose O’War and three more stakes-winners.

The colt is bred on a successful nick with Nicconi leaving 15 winners from 18 runners bred from daughters of More Than Ready highlighted by Group III winner Hear the Chant and Group II placed Shokora.

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