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Previews, results and analysis for Thoroughbred public sales

  • Keeneland November Sale Day 3 Recap

    Ian Tapp recaps Day 3 of the Keeneland November breeding stock sale, including comments from John Moynihan of Stonestreet Farm, Case Clay of Three Chimneys Farm, and Matt Lyons of Woodford Thoroughbreds.

  • Royal Obsession, a 2-year-old Tapit filly brought $1.15 million to lead the session.

    Keeneland Day 3: $1.15M Tapit, More Gains

    Royal Obsession, a former $1 million yearling offered in the Regis Farms dispersal, topped Keeneland November's third session on a $1.15 million bid from Stonestreet. The day saw gains across the board, but RNAs were higher.

  • Harbor Mist was purchased for $410,000 to pace the early portion of the third session at the Keeneland November breeding stock sale.

    Harbor Mist Tops Early at Keeneland

    Harbor Mist, a stakes-winning daughter of Rockport Harbor, was purchased by WinStar Farm for $410,000 to pace the early portion of the third session at the Keeneland November breeding stock sale.

  • Keeneland November Sale Day 2 Recap

    Ian Tapp recaps Day 2 of the Keeneland November breeding stock sale, including comments from John Sikura, Mandy Pope, and Keeneland Director of Sales, Geoffrey Russell.

  • Hip 451, a filly by War Front, sold for $3.2 million

    War Front Filly Brings Record $3.2 Million

    A North American record for a weanling sold at public auction was set when Mandy Pope's Whisper Hill Farm went to $3.2 million to purchase a War Front filly Nov. 3 at the Keeneland November breeding stock sale.

  • Take Charge Brandi sold for $6 million

    Take Charge Brandi Tops at Keeneland for $6M

    Champion Take Charge Brandi became the new Keeneland November breeding stock sale topper when she was sold for $6 million, with Hill 'n' Dale's John Sikura signing the ticket.

  • Hip 366, a daughter of Tapit, sold for $1.1 million on Nov. 3.

    Shadwell Buys Tapit Filly for $1.1M

    A bay daughter of Tapit, produced from the millionaire Medaglia d'Oro mare Marketing Mix, was purchased by Shadwell Estate for $1.1 million at the second session of the Keeneland November breeding stock sale Nov. 3.

  • Hip 342, Lacadena, was purchased for $1.3 million.

    Lacadena Brings $1.3M in Foal to Bernardini

    Lacadena, a 10-year-old Fasliyev mare in foal to Bernardini, was purchased by the Heider Family Stable for $1.3 million Nov. 3 during the second session of the Keeneland November breeding stock sale.

  • Spring in the Air sells for $1.65 million

    Nawara Stud to $1.65M for Spring in the Air

    Spring in the Air, a Canadian champion in foal to War Front, was acquired by Nawara Stud, for $1.65 million as the bidding picked up late in the first session of Keeneland's November breeding stock sale.

  • Shook Up sells for $1.65 million

    Three Chimneys Buys Shook Up for $1.65M

    Shook Up, a daughter of Tapit who ran a troubled second in this year's Longines Kentucky Oaks (gr. I), was purchased by Three Chimneys for $1.65 million during the Keeneland November breeding stock sale.

  • Don't Tell Sophia was purchased for $1.2 million

    Don't Tell Sophia Brings $1.2 Million

    Grade I winner Don't Tell Sophia, bought by trainer Phil Sims for $1,000 as a yearling, was purchased by Shunsuke Yoshida for $1.2 million during the early portion of the Nov. 2 session of the Keeneland November sale.

  • Hip 28, Colonial Flag was purchased by Reynolds Bell for $1.6 Million.

    Mares in Foal to Tapit Top at Keeneland

    Two mares in foal to Tapit were the first to sell for seven figures during the early portion of the Keeneland November breeding stock sale Nov. 2, with Colonial Flag going for $1.6 million and Comedy bringing $1.5 million.

  • Angela Renee was the Fasig-Tipton November sale topper.

    $3M Angela Renee Tops at F-T November

    Grade 1 winner Angela Renee, a full sister to To Honor and Serve, topped Fasig-Tipton's November sale on a $3 million bid from Don Alberto at a session that saw fewer million-dollar lots as median and buybacks rose.

  • Callback, hip 163, shot quickly over $2 million

    Partnership Buys Callback for $2.8 Million

    Callback, the grade I winning daughter of Street Sense, shot quickly over the $2 million mark before settling on a final bid of $2.8 million paid by Elevage Bloodstock, a partnership between Glen Hill and Hill 'n' Dale Farm.

  • Angela Renee, hip 152, was bought for $3 million

    Don Alberto Secures Angela Renee for $3M

    Grade I winner Angela Renee, a full sister to multiple grade I winner To Honor and Serve, sold to Don Alberto Corp. Nov. 1 for $3 million, the highest price so far at the Fasig-Tipton Kentucky November sale in Lexington.

  • Hip 89 sells for $2.1 million

    In-Foal Let Faith Arise Brings $2.1M at F-T

    Grade I winner Let Faith Arise, offered in foal to leading sire Tapit, was the first horse to crack the seven-figure barrier at the Fasig-Tipton November sale Nov. 1, selling to $2.1 million to Marie Jones.

  • Fasig-Tipton November Sale Preview

    Fasig-Tipton President Boyd Browning and Mark Taylor of Taylor Made Sales discuss what they expect to see at the November Sale. Sponsored by Taylor Made Sales Agency.

  • Three Bring Six Figures at Barretts Sale

    Yearlings by Good Journey, Street Boss, and Stormin Fever each brought six figures as the top three prices at the Oct. 27 Barretts Sales fall sale of yearlings, horses of racing age, and broodmares held at Del Mar.

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