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OBS June Sales Results!

Here is how my Selected Yearlings breezed and sold at the recent OBS June Horses of Racing Age Sale.

Hip 106 Uncle Mo- Paint Me Red sold for $105,000 to Olin Gentry and Dennis O'Neil causing a $55,000 loss off her yearling purchase price of $160,000. 




Hip 112 Quality Road- Party Chatter sold for $240,000 to Justin Casse making a $110,000 profit off her yearling purchase price of $130,000




Hip 232 Orb- Shine Forth was a $72,000 RNA





Hip 276 Strong Mandate- Starship Scarlett sold for $50,000 to Nick Hines causing a $90,000 loss off his yearling purchase price of $140,000.




Hip 332 Dialed In- Top Trick sold for $110,000 to Joe Sharp making a $10,000 profit off his yearling price of $100,000



Hip 411 "Random Number" Uncle Mo- Afleet Lass sold for $27,000 to Uncle Mo Racing causing a $213,000 loss off his yearling purchase price of $240,000





Hip 494 Speightstown- Blueeyesintherein sold for $100,000 to Eddie Plesa JR. and Carl and Kathi Glassman causing a $100,000 loss off his yearling purchase price of $200,000



Hip 519 Maclean's Music- Cat Fighter was a $28,000 RNA



Hip 540 Violence- Citron Lady sold for $110,000 to JSM Equine making a $10,000 profit off her yearling purchase price of $100,000



Hip 628 Bodemeister- Effie Trinket sold for $26,000 to Caperlane Farm making a $21,000 profit off her yearling purchase price of $5,000



Overall 8/10 that passed through the ring sold unfortunately only 4/8 sold for a profit the rest were sold for pretty substantial losses. Since this was the last two year old sale of the year here is the final total for how my selected yearlings sold $11,692,000 this sales year! I'lll continue updating monthly until more of the selected yearlings start running!  



Outs:
Hip 458 "I'llgrowupnextyear" Orb- Azalea Belle 
Hip 538 Quality Road- Christmas Lass  
Hip 641 City Zip- Ermine Slippers 



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