Wherever thoroughbreds sell, the reads are the same.
Every catalogue on earth is written the same way: a page, a walk, a set of films, a price. That is exactly what our AI reads, which is why it can read it anywhere. We go live at Karaka, and the calendar below is where the product is built to travel.
One report, every ring.
Karaka, late January
- New Zealand Bloodstock's National Yearling Sale
- Every lot in the book, read and explained
- The walk, the page, the films and the value
- Built at the sale it launches at
The same judgements everywhere
- A catalogue page reads the same in Lexington as it does in Karaka
- A walk is a walk at Deauville, Riverside or the Gold Coast
- Repository films follow the same views the world over
- So one engine can read any sale on this page
Following the calendar
- Karaka first, then the rings our buyers work
- Australia's summer circuit is next on the map
- Europe and America follow the buying year
- Tell us where you buy and we will meet you there
How we read a horse, at any sale.
Four reads on every lot. They are the same four whether the horse is walking at Karaka, Keeneland or Deauville, which is why the engine travels.
Read anywhere
Sire and dam, the dam's record, the black type close up in the family, how the siblings have gone. A catalogue page follows the same conventions the world over, so it reads the same the world over.
Measured, not admired
Step length, how the loaded leg carries weight, knee action, how the horse stands up. Taken off the video frame by frame and checked against published biomechanics. A walk is a walk in any ring.
The same views everywhere
Repository sets follow the same standard views globally. We read them for risk and audit the vet report against them, then say plainly what warrants your vet's eye. Decision support, never a veterinary diagnosis.
Priced to that ring
What horses like this one have made, at this sale, with this sort of page. A range with its uncertainty rather than a false single number, and the reasoning in plain English.
Every read is explained, and the report says what it could not see. Coverage builds sale by sale, starting at Karaka.
The world's sale calendar.
The flagship sale at every venue on our globe, in the month it is usually held. Exact dates move a little each year; the houses publish them season by season.
January
New Zealand's premier yearling sale, held late in the month. The 2026 renewal was the historic 100th National Yearling Sale. This is where Bloodstock AI goes live.
Magic Millions' flagship, run beside its famous raceday carnival, with over 1,200 yearlings catalogued.
February
Western Australia's premier yearling sale, held at the Magic Millions complex in the Swan Valley.
Victoria's major yearling sale at Oaklands Junction, late February into March, with 34 Group One winning graduates since 2018.
March
Two-day yearling sale at Morphettville. Graduates include Group One winners Asfoora and Private Eye.
Unraced griffins picked from the world's yearling sales, sold in the Sha Tin parade ring with a HK$1 million bonus on the line.
The Cape's select yearling sale, with a boutique Met Sale kept in January during Cape Town Met week.
April
The select sale at Riverside Stables. Inglis cites the best stakes-winner strike rate of any sale in Australasia.
The anchor two-year-olds-in-training sale worldwide, where the breeze clock rules.
South Africa's national sale at Germiston. Graduates include Do It Again, Rainbow Bridge and Hawwaam.
May
The Midlantic sale at the Maryland State Fairgrounds; its 2026 edition was its biggest ever.
July
Japan's premier auction at Northern Horse Park, unusual in selling both yearlings and foals over two days.
August
A boutique select catalogue sold in evening sessions in the middle of the Saratoga race meet.
Britain's premier northern yearling sale, known for its strike rate of two-year-old winners.
Arqana's flagship beside the Deauville summer meeting, selling yearlings since 1887. Arc winner Ace Impact sold here.
Chile's yearling crop sells in a winter series at the country's oldest racecourse.
September
The world's largest yearling sale. The 2025 edition grossed a record US$531 million. Fasig-Tipton's Kentucky sales run in Lexington too.
Ireland's flagship yearling sale, late September into October, home of the million-euro Goffs Million.
Ireland's value flat yearling sale at Fairyhouse. Recent graduates include Group One winners Docklands and Cercene.
Germany's biggest yearling sale, tied to the Iffezheim race week and its rich auction races.
Italy's premier yearling auction, a compact select market.
California's yearling sale, feeding the West Coast circuit.
October
Book 1 is Europe's marquee yearling sale. A recent renewal saw 16 lots make seven figures.
A boutique horses-in-training auction sold from the winner's podium before racing on Champions Day.
November
The JCSA's curated sale in the Riyadh winter season, with dedicated prize money for its graduates.
Dates vary
Korea's domestic auctions, staged at the KRA's Jeju stud farm through the year.
Select drafts from Argentina's leading studs, the largest thoroughbred producer in South America.
Brazil's national auctions at the traditional tattersall of Cidade Jardim racecourse.
Sale months are the venues' usual slots, checked against the houses' own published calendars. Always confirm exact dates with the sale company.
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