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Selected Yearling Update 3/10/18

My selected yearlings that are going to be selling at OBS recently completed the breeze show portion of the sale videos posted below. The sale starts the 13th at 10:30 AM I will update again when they pass through the ring!



Hip 22 Orb-Shine Forth sold for $175,000 at Keeneland Sept. 



Hip 35 Jimmy Creed- Sliced Bread sold for $150,000 at Keeneland Sept. 

 

Hip 55 Orb- Stick To Your Guns sold for $165,000 at Keeneland Sept. 

 

Hip 122 Animal Kingdom- Why Katherine sold for $120,000 at Keeneland Sept.

 

Hip 137 Bodemeister- Zia Zia Zia sold for $110,000 at Keeneland Sept. 

 

Hip 147 Violence- All About Allison sold for $180,000 at Keeneland Sept. 

 

Hip 239 Strong Mandate- Clay's Angel sold for $90,000 at Keeneland Sept. 

 

Hip 245 Munnings- Coco Ecolo sold for $135,000 at Keeneland Sept. 

 

Hip 306 Goldencents- Fallseed sold for $47,000 at Keeneland Sept. 

 

Hip 359 Union Rags- Heavenly Pride sold for $200,000 at Fasig Tipton Saratoga 

 

Hip 378 Cairo Prince- Hunting Hill sold for $100,000 at Keeneland Sept. 

 

Hip 388 Mucho Macho Man- Itsagiantcauseway sold for $95,000 at Keeneland Sept. 

 

Hip 431 Dominus- Lil Cora Tee sold for $85,000 at Keeneland Sept. 


 

Hip 501 "Father Bryan" sold for $95,000 at Keeneland Sept. 


 

Hip 524 Orb- Plethora sold for $175,000 at Keeneland Sept. 

 

Hip 549 Mucho Macho Man- Raucous Lady sold for $135,000 at Keeneland Sept. 


 

Hip 565 Mineshaft- Rosangela sold for $62,000 at Keeneland Sept. 


 


Outs: Cairo Prince- Tarts Knickers 
Malibu Moon- Just Joyful 
Into Mischief- Oh So Nice 
Quality Road- Party Chatter 



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