What is a bloodstock agent?

A Bloodstock Agent is an Equine Professional who buys and sells Thoroughbreds on behalf of their clients in exchange for a commission. They will analyse pedigrees and asses the value of the Thoroughbred being offered for sale. They will also bid on their clients behalf.

What do Tattersalls do?

Tattersalls (formerly Tattersall’s) is the main auctioneer of race horses in the United Kingdom and Ireland.

Who owned Tattersalls?

In 2017 Tatts Group combined with Tabcorp Holdings Limited under the Tabcorp brand….Tatts Group.

Industry	Gambling
Founded	Melbourne, Australia, Merger of Tattersalls Limited and UNiTab Limited in October 2006

Who are the Tattersalls heirs?

Sydney establishment figure Julien Playoust will pocket $76 million in shares and Tatts’ managing director Duncan Fisher will earn up to $4.5 million, the report says. Others include the Harvey family of Tasmania, Melbourne Cricket Club president David Jones, along with Raymond Hornsby and Peter Kerr.

Where did Tattersalls originate?

Tattersall’s Lottery. Tattersall’s Lottery evolved from the activities of publican George Adams, at his Tattersall’s Hotel in George Street Sydney, where from 1881 he ran a sweepstakes lottery on the major horse races for the amusement of his sporting patrons, taking a percentage off the top for ‘expenses’.

When did Tatts and Tabcorp merger?

On 22 December 2017 two of Australia’s largest companies came together. The combination of Tabcorp and Tatts Group has created a world-class, gambling entertainment group diversified across wagering, media, lotteries, Keno, and gaming services.

How do you become a horse racing agent?

There is no specific required degree or training to become a bloodstock agent, but knowledge of or a degree in equine science is beneficial. There are also certification courses available to become more knowledgeable about equine science or the racehorse industry.