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Barretts Sale Update!

The Barretts April Spring Sale just finished yesterday, and two of my selected yearlings went through the ring both were purchased by the same owner so it will be very interesting to see how they develop!





Hip 60 Fed Biz- One Hot Senorita sold for $190,000 to Rockingham Ranch making a $15,000 profit off his yearling purchase price of $175,000 at Keeneland Sept.







Hip 109 Will Take Charge- Trip For AJ sold for $335,000 to Rockingham Ranch making a $235,000 profit off her yearling purchase price of $100,000 at Fasig Tipton July. 

 

My selected yearlings have now collectively sold for $6,700,000 as two year olds! The next sale is the OBS April sale on the 24th! I currently have 33 of my selected yearlings cataloged to sell I'll update when they breeze and pass through the ring! 





Outs: 
Street Sense- Kinsey 
Cairo Prince- Savvy Hester 


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