The Tattersalls Cheltenham Sales are widely recognised as the flagship Jump racing sales that offer the very best British and Irish horses and point-to-pointers.
Holding multiple sales at Cheltenham across the season in the Tattersalls sales ring, with a special Festival Sale taking place on the Thursday of the Festival after racing.
Full details on Tattersalls sales information can be found here.
For further information, please contact Shirley Anderson-Jolag from the Tattersalls Cheltenham team on +44 7488 708343.
Haiti Couleurs
Haiti Couleurs was a gallant winner of the Princess Royal National Hunt Challenge Cup Novices' Handicap Chase at the 2025 Cheltenham Festival – in 2026, the Tattersalls Cheltenham sale graduate returned to the scene of that triumph to take on the biggest challenge of them all – the 3m2f Grade 1 Boodles Cheltenham Gold Cup.
Trained by Rebecca Curtis, who bought the son of Dragon Dancer at the Tattersalls Cheltenham January Sale in 2022 for £68,000 from Harley Dunne Racing, the gelding has won nine of his 15 career starts and nearly £500,000 in prize-money earnings.
After 2025’s thrilling Cheltenham success, he went on to win April’s competitive Grade 3 Boylesports Irish National at Fairyhouse and then in December, in just his second season over fences, he put in a massive weight-carrying record performance to win the Grade 3 Coral Welsh National.
Last time out the nine-year-old was the impressive all-the-way winner of Newbury’s Grade 2 William Hill Denman Chase – the race is a major trial for the Gold Cup and four winners have gone on to win the Cheltenham showpiece in the same year.
Paul Nicholls Road To Cheltenham
Trainer Paul Nicholls looks ahead to the 2026 Cheltenham Festival and extending his already superb haul of 50 Festival winners.
Paul boasts an exciting team of contenders, headed by the Tattersalls Cheltenham graduates No Drama This End, the market leader for the Grade 1 Turners Novices’ Hurdle in 2026 and winner of the Grade 1 Challow Hurdle, Quebecois, who was aimed at the Grade 3 Ultima Handicap Chase, and the four-year-old Minella Yoga, who was in consideration for the McCoy Contractors Premier Juvenile Handicap Hurdle at the time of filming.
The Tattersalls Cheltenham team visited the Ditcheat yard and chatted to Nicholls about his Tattersalls Cheltenham graduates and his hopes for the week’s racing at Prestbury Park.