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Denis Murphy added to his Part I purchases by securing the top lot from the Derby Sale Part II catalogue.
The Wexford siblings spent close to €1.4million as they stocked up their stables for the season ahead.
SEE MOREThe Wexford-based breeder scooped the Dungar Quality Oats cash prize for the 2024/25 point-to-point season
SEE MOREOrange fence and toe board markings will be painted white for the new point-to-point season to improve visibility.
SEE MOREPoint-to-Point handlers featured strongly among the Goffs Arkle Sale top purchasers.
SEE MOREThe inaugural winner of the Dungar Quality Oats NextGen cash prize has been announced with Dara O’Sullivan the lucky winner.
SEE MOREThe eight-year-old was crowned British champion pointer having only made his debut there on March 29.
SEE MORETipperary native David Doyle secured the Under-21 title after riding 12 winners during the season for Pat Doyle and Sam Curling.
SEE MOREColin Bowe enjoyed another successful season with 42 winners and will be crowned leading handler for the thirteenth time and his tenth consecutive win since 2015.
SEE MOREDownpatrick native Toni Quail was this season's leading female rider, finishing up on nine winners for the season.
SEE MOREThe Wexford rider signed off on his season with a winner at Ballingarry on Saturday.
SEE MOREThe 11-year-old has become the first horse to win the champion pointer title for a second time.
SEE MOREBarry Stone and Rob James shared this years Eastern Title finishing on 21 winners a piece.
SEE MOREThe reigning champion Noel McParlan rode a double at Necarne, but ended the day one winner shy of O'Neill.
SEE MORECon's Roc will be aimed at the Cheltenham Festival Hunter Chase after winning the maiden hunter chase at Limerick.
SEE MOREIN THE HEADLINES
Boardsmill Stud-resident Sumbal produced his first point-to-point winner when Red Rubio took the four-year-old geldings’ maiden at Tattersalls in smart fashion
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