Consignor Frommer on Uncle Mo Pinhooks
- By Ron Mitchell
Cary Frommer, who sold the day 1 sale topper, discusses buying and selling Uncle Mo juveniles. Also learn of Cary's marmoset. watch video
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Keeneland September Book 1 Notebook
A look behind the scenes at some of the newsmakers during sale's first four days.
Saratoga Sales Notebook, Day 2
Last-minute bid secures sale-topper for Willis Horton, and Sequel Stallions proves New York is quickly growing beyond its reputation as a regional market.
Juvenile Sales Offer Better Return for Buyers
Buyers at 2-year-olds in training sales have at least one distinct advantage over yearling buyers: they get to see the horses perform. read blog
Winner's Circle: Master of All Trades
Everyone has a niche, but Bradley sells horses, seasons; plans matings; pinhooks...and puts together partnerships read blog
Demand for Weanlings Shapes Market
- By Ron Mitchell
High demand put several weanlings at the high end of the Keeneland November market. The highest-priced weanling sold was a Pulpit filly that brought $1.7 million. The only two Kingmambo weanlings in the sale brought the second- and third-highest prices of $950,000 (the top weanling colt) and $850,000.
Rainmaker Filly Tops Fasig-Tipton Texas First Session
- By Ron Mitchell
A filly purchased last November for $2,500 was sold for $77,000 as the top-priced offering during the Aug. 27 first day of the Fasig-Tipton Texas summer yearling sale at Lone Star Park in Grand Prairie.
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