The bay colt, who breezed a fast furlong (an eighth mile) in :09 4/5 at the under tack preview, is produced from the Astrology mare Borealis Night, a half-sister to graded stakes-placed runners Kinsley Kisses and Spooky Woods. Topping the sale was Hip 206, a Kentucky-bred colt by Uncle Mo consigned by Top Line Sales, agent, who sold for $2.3 million to Gary Young, agent for Zedan Racing Stables in the sale’s opening session on April 19.

The buy-back (horses that failed to sell) percentage for this year’s sale was 15.2 percent it was 13.1 percent a year ago. The median price was $65,000, compared to last year’s median of $50,000 and higher than the $60,000 record median recorded in 2019. The average price of $129,676 also set a record, surpassing the previous mark of $108,227 set in 2019 and well above last year’s average of $102,037. With a catalog of more than 1,200 horses, this year’s renewal April 19-22, attracted an international buying bench and fueled by fierce demand at the top-end, established new sale records over the auction’s four days of trade.įor the entire sale, a total of 710 horses sold for a Spring Sale record of $92,070,000, compared with the previous mark of $73,874,900 set in 2021 on 724 head sold.

The Ocala Breeders’ Sales Company’s Spring Sale of 2-Year-Olds in Training is the largest offering of juveniles in the Thoroughbred industry each sale season.

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