Before They Were Breeders’ Cup Horses The Juveniles

I read the Breeders’ Cup past performances in the wrong order. Before I look at a speed figure or a workout, I look for the little sale notation beside the horse’s name. It tells you where the horse last went through a public auction and what someone paid for it.

For a two-year-old, that transaction is usually recent. Sometimes it happened only a few months before the horse made its first start, and it provides a record of what someone thought the horse was worth before there was much racing evidence to work with.

The trouble is that the notation usually shows only the most recent transaction. Anyone who has bought or sold real estate knows how much more you can learn from the price history. When was the property first offered? What did someone pay for it? Did it sell again a year later, and for how much?

Thoroughbreds have price histories too, and they can be considerably more revealing. A horse might pass through the ring as a weanling, return as a yearling, get bought back, and then show up at a two-year-old sale where buyers have the benefit of seeing it breeze.

Consider Miss Monica, one of the twelve fillies entered in Friday’s Breeders’ Cup Juvenile Fillies. She first appeared at Keeneland November in 2024, where she was bought back for $32,000 as a weanling. Ten months later, Jesse Hoppel bought her for $45,000 in Book 5B, the final book of Keeneland September, and brought her to OBS April this spring, where she sold for $850,000 to Mike Pegram, Karl Watson and Paul Weitman, three Arizona entrepreneurs who own a number of horses together.

Since then, she has made two starts and won both, including the Grade 1 Del Mar Debutante by 6¼ lengths. On Friday, she returns to Keeneland, where she sold for $45,000 thirteen months earlier. Her journey made me curious about the other horses coming to Lexington for the Breeders’ Cup and what their auction histories might tell us.

We traced all 60 juveniles drawn for Friday’s five championship races through the public auction records we could identify. We examined foal and weanling sales, yearling auctions in America and Europe, two-year-old breeze-up sales, and horses that were withdrawn or failed to meet their reserves. The exercise took us through sale records from Lexington, Saratoga, Newmarket, Doncaster, Deauville and several other major auction centers.

Forty-four of the 60 have sold at public auction at least once, while another four were cataloged or offered but never completed a sale. Twelve have no identifiable public auction history, and eleven of those twelve are entered in turf races, seven for trainers based in Europe.

Twenty-six were cataloged at Keeneland September last year, meaning more than four in ten of Friday’s runners appeared in the same Keeneland catalog just thirteen months ago. Fourteen horses were purchased at one auction and resold at another, eleven of them as two-year-olds.

Every horse’s sale history, race by race, is at the end of this post.

Every horse in the Juvenile, run on dirt, has sold at public auction, and all eight appeared in last year’s Keeneland September catalog. Six were placed in the first two books.

In the Juvenile Turf, only seven of fourteen have sold at auction, and six have no identifiable public sale history. Those include Folsom Blues and Avec Toi, both bred by the people who race them. These are selected championship fields drawn from very different racing populations, but the contrast offers a look at how the American dirt market and the international turf market produce their best young horses.

The Juvenile Looks Like Keeneland September

The eight colts in the Breeders’ Cup Juvenile provide a direct look at what happened to some of the horses American buyers valued most highly last September. Every runner was cataloged at Keeneland, and five sold there before the other three found buyers at Fasig-Tipton October.

Damavand was the most expensive of Friday’s 60 at Keeneland, bringing $1 million in Book 2 from Amo Racing. American History cost $825,000 in Book 1, while Hughes brought $675,000 in Book 2. Hughes has since won all four of his starts, including the Del Mar Futurity and American Pharoah, both Grade 1 races, while American History is two for two after winning the Breeders’ Futurity over this track on October 3.

The rest of the field shows how horses can reach the same race by different routes. He Is No Lie cost $70,000 in Book 4, then brought $150,000 at OBS March after breezing an eighth in :9 4/5. Earth Song went from $150,000 in Book 2 to $250,000 at the same OBS sale.

Three others left Keeneland September without completing a sale. Coach Pope and Gaudreau were withdrawn, while Salahudin went through the ring in Book 2 and was bought back for $190,000. All three sold at Fasig-Tipton October a few weeks later, with Kenneth McPeek paying $350,000 for Coach Pope, Bradley Thoroughbreds buying Gaudreau for $220,000, and Donato Lanni signing for Salahudin at $325,000 for Zedan Racing.

Since then, Salahudin has won all three starts, including the Iroquois. Gaudreau ran second in the Champagne, while Coach Pope finished second to American History in the Breeders’ Futurity.

The five Juvenile starters that sold at Keeneland brought a median of $675,000. Across all five races, the 17 Friday starters that sold at Keeneland September brought a median of $200,000, compared with $80,000 for the entire sale.

That is a substantial premium, although the comparison comes with an obvious qualification. We are looking at horses that have already earned places in a championship race, and many expensive Keeneland yearlings have yet to accomplish anything comparable.

Figure 1 · Friday’s starters at Keeneland September

The 17 that sold there brought a $200,000 median, against $80,000 for the whole sale.

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Horse	Friday race	Book	Hip	Result	Price or final bid
Damavand	Juvenile	Book 2	551	Sold	$1,000,000
American History	Juvenile	Book 1	256	Sold	$825,000
Hughes	Juvenile	Book 2	780	Sold	$675,000
Revenge of the Sis	Juvenile Fillies	Book 2	1130	Sold	$500,000
Badittude	Juvenile Fillies	Book 1	308	Sold	$425,000
Haffner	Juvenile Turf	Book 1	314	Sold	$375,000
Domestic Agenda	Juvenile Fillies Turf	Book 3	1731	Sold	$290,000
Emphatic	Juvenile Fillies	Book 3	1894	Sold	$260,000
Brickyard Belle	Juvenile Turf Sprint	Book 1	87	Sold post-sale	$200,000
How’s Al Today	Juvenile Turf	Book 3	1990	Sold	$200,000
Earth Song	Juvenile	Book 2	504	Sold	$150,000
Let Em Know	Juvenile Turf	Book 3	1826	Sold	$150,000
Domain Expansion	Juvenile Fillies	Book 4	2164	Sold	$130,000
De la Renta	Juvenile Fillies Turf	Book 4	2663	Sold	$70,000
He Is No Lie	Juvenile	Book 4	2212	Sold	$70,000
Miss Monica	Juvenile Fillies	Book 5B	3716	Sold	$45,000
Lexi’s Charm	Juvenile Fillies	Book 5A	3437	Sold	$15,000
Scarlett Begonia	Juvenile Fillies	Book 3	1836	RNA	$285,000
Salahudin	Juvenile	Book 2	585	RNA	$190,000
Rum Twist	Juvenile Fillies	Book 3	1269	RNA	$130,000
Citrus Springs	Juvenile Fillies Turf	Book 4	2722	RNA	$75,000
Seneca Park	Juvenile Fillies Turf	Book 4	2648	RNA	$55,000
Coach Pope	Juvenile	Book 1	340	Withdrawn
Gaudreau	Juvenile	Book 4	2366	Withdrawn
Go for Launch	Juvenile Fillies Turf	Book 3	1743	Withdrawn
Oscar	Juvenile Turf	Book 2	1040	Withdrawn

The buyers of these particular colts had good reasons to like them last September, and several have already rewarded that confidence. We can see the prices and the subsequent racing results, while the original physical evaluations and purchasing decisions remain with the people who made them.

The Juvenile Fillies Came From Every Part of the Market

The Juvenile Fillies offers a much wider range of commercial outcomes. At one end is Life Changing, a $1,025,000 Saratoga purchase for Repole Stable. Todd Pletcher also trains Badittude, another Repole purchase, who brought $425,000 in Book 1 at Keeneland. At the other end is Lexi’s Charm, purchased for $15,000 in Book 5A by Bill and Liz Poston Racing and Brad Smith.

Lexi’s Charm has won two of her three starts for Mark Casse, including an allowance race at Keeneland earlier this month. Miss Monica came from Book 5B, one book later, before making her jump from a $45,000 yearling purchase to an $850,000 two-year-old sale.

Miss Monica and He Is No Lie, in the Juvenile, both come from Early Voting’s first crop, and both were bought in Keeneland’s later books and resold at OBS this spring. That crop reached the races this year, Early Voting’s fee for 2027 was set at $50,000, and he died of colic on October 20, at seven.

Two other fillies offer a different perspective on what an auction result can tell us. Neither has ever completed a public auction sale, and on September 12 they finished first and second in the Pocahontas at Churchill Downs.

Manuka Honey, an Upstart filly, was bought back for $19,000 at Fasig-Tipton October last year. She has won all three of her starts, including the Pocahontas, and races for a partnership that includes her breeder, Terry Hamilton.

Scarlett Begonia, a daughter of Life Is Good, was bought back for $285,000 in Book 3 at Keeneland September. She returned at OBS March, breezed an eighth in :10 1/5 and was bought back again, this time for $220,000. She races for a partnership that includes her breeders and finished second to Manuka Honey in the Pocahontas.

Both fillies earned places in a $2 million championship race after failing to meet their reserves at public auction. The published RNA figures may include seller-side bidding, and we have no way of knowing what the buyers thought of their physicals, veterinary findings or future prospects at the time.

It’s tempting to look at Manuka Honey’s $19,000 RNA and conclude that the market missed an obvious bargain. We have the considerable advantage of knowing what she accomplished afterward, which is why these histories are worth studying.

The Juvenile Turf Sprint Has the Most Pinhooks

The Juvenile Turf Sprint has more pinhooking activity than any other race on Friday’s card. Seven of its twelve runners were purchased at one auction and sold at another, and six of those horses went through two-year-old sales.

That fits the commercial profile of the race. The Juvenile Turf Sprint is run over five and a half furlongs, and the breeze-up market gives buyers an opportunity to evaluate speed over a short distance before committing their money.

Mussab provides one of the best examples. He sold for just 5,000 guineas (about $7,000) in Book 3 at Tattersalls October last year, making him the cheapest identifiable yearling purchase among Friday’s runners. Six months later he returned to Newmarket for the Guineas Breeze-Up and brought 52,000 guineas (about $73,000), more than ten times his yearling price, and he has since won three races, including the Cornwallis on October 9.

Libertango took a more expensive route. Hubert Guy bought her for €130,000 (about $151,000) at Arqana August for Blue Farm Bloodstock, with George Boughey, who now trains her, among the bidders. At the Craven Breeze-Up she brought 400,000 guineas (about $565,000) to Rob Speers and Old Mill Stud, acting for Vefa Ibrahim Araci, and she has since won the Albany at Royal Ascot and the Lowther at York before finishing second to Sun Goddess in the Cheveley Park.

Brickyard Belle has an even more complicated transaction history. Evergreen Bloodstock paid $160,000 for her as a weanling at Keeneland November, and she went through the ring in Book 1 at Keeneland September without selling. Tami Bobo bought her afterward for $200,000 in a recorded post-sale.

At OBS April she breezed an eighth in :9 4/5. Once again she failed to sell through the ring, and once again a transaction was completed afterward, this time for $600,000 to Case Clay Thoroughbred Management. That makes three completed public-auction transactions, two of them arranged after the horse had already left the sales ring, and she has since won both of her starts, including the Matron.

The three valuations were made at different stages of the horse’s development, with buyers having access to different information each time. The weanling buyer could evaluate her pedigree and physical, the yearling buyers could see how she had developed, and the OBS buyers had the benefit of a recorded breeze.

That is one reason the last sale price in a horse’s past performances can tell only part of the story. The final price may reflect improved physical development, additional evidence of athletic ability or changing expectations about the horse’s future.

Figure 2 · From yearling to two-year-old

All 11 Friday starters resold as two-year-olds brought more than their yearling price; the median was 3.0 times.

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Horse	Friday race	Yearling sale	Yearling price	In dollars	Two-year-old sale	Two-year-old price	In dollars	Multiple
Miss Monica	Juvenile Fillies	Keeneland September 2025	$45,000		OBS April 2026	$850,000		18.89x
Mussab	Juvenile Turf Sprint	Tattersalls October 2025	5,000 gns	about $7,000	Guineas Breeze-Up 2026	52,000 gns	about $73,000	10.40x
Citrus Springs	Juvenile Fillies Turf	Fasig-Tipton October 2025	$65,000		OBS March 2026	$300,000		4.62x
Let Em Know	Juvenile Turf	Keeneland September 2025	$150,000		OBS March 2026	$600,000		4.00x
Libertango	Juvenile Turf Sprint	Arqana August 2025	€130,000	about $151,000	Craven Breeze-Up 2026	400,000 gns	about $565,000	3.73x
Brickyard Belle	Juvenile Turf Sprint	Keeneland September 2025	$200,000		OBS April 2026	$600,000		3.00x
Final Objective	Juvenile Turf Sprint	Tattersalls Ireland September 2025	€55,000	about $65,000	Goffs UK Breeze-Up 2026	£115,000	about $155,000	2.40x
Harper’s Corner	Juvenile Turf Sprint	Fasig-Tipton October 2025	$30,000		OBS April 2026	$70,000		2.33x
He Is No Lie	Juvenile	Keeneland September 2025	$70,000		OBS March 2026	$150,000		2.14x
Earth Song	Juvenile	Keeneland September 2025	$150,000		OBS March 2026	$250,000		1.67x
Hell of A Spin	Juvenile Turf Sprint	Tattersalls Ireland September 2025	€65,000	about $76,000	Tattersalls Ireland Breeze-Up 2026	€75,000	about $88,000	1.15x

A Different Commercial World on the Turf

The Juvenile Turf reflects another side of the bloodstock business. Only seven of its fourteen runners have sold at public auction, and six have no identified sale history, including several horses racing for major European operations.

Figure 3 · How each field reached Friday

Every Juvenile starter has sold at auction, while six of the 14 in the Juvenile Turf have no auction record.

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Race	Auction history	Horses	Names, in post-position order
Juvenile Turf Sprint	Bought once at auction	2	Velozee, Crownbreaker
Juvenile Turf Sprint	Bought and resold	7	Libertango, Brickyard Belle, Mussab, Force Noir, Final Objective, Harper’s Corner, Hell of A Spin
Juvenile Turf Sprint	Went to auction, never sold	0
Juvenile Turf Sprint	No auction record	3	Moonrise, Good to Be King, Primetime Emmy
Juvenile Fillies	Bought once at auction	8	Domain Expansion, Rum Twist, Revenge of the Sis, Lexi’s Charm, Badittude, Emphatic, Voyager, Life Changing
Juvenile Fillies	Bought and resold	1	Miss Monica
Juvenile Fillies	Went to auction, never sold	2	Scarlett Begonia, Manuka Honey
Juvenile Fillies	No auction record	1	Foxiest
Juvenile Fillies Turf	Bought once at auction	9	Green Empress, Curracloe, De la Renta, Alwaysanangel, Vanta, Sun Goddess, Domestic Agenda, Seneca Park, Ballinea Star
Juvenile Fillies Turf	Bought and resold	2	Citrus Springs, Scommessa Sicura
Juvenile Fillies Turf	Went to auction, never sold	1	Go for Launch
Juvenile Fillies Turf	No auction record	2	Serenas Ghost, Amusingly
Juvenile	Bought once at auction	6	Damavand, Gaudreau, Salahudin, Hughes, American History, Coach Pope
Juvenile	Bought and resold	2	Earth Song, He Is No Lie
Juvenile	Went to auction, never sold	0
Juvenile	No auction record	0
Juvenile Turf	Bought once at auction	5	Haffner, How’s Al Today, Pikachu, Liam’s Law, Sale Shark
Juvenile Turf	Bought and resold	2	Florida Bay, Let Em Know
Juvenile Turf	Went to auction, never sold	1	Oscar
Juvenile Turf	No auction record	6	Induction, Avec Toi, Folsom Blues, Man’s Best Friend, Agate, Great Barrier Reef

Coolmore’s partners have five runners in the race, although only two were purchased at public auction. Haffner, a Kentucky-bred son of Justify, cost $375,000 in Book 1 at Keeneland September and went to Ireland, where Aidan O’Brien trains him. He won the Royal Lodge at Newmarket last month.

Florida Bay sold as a foal for €270,000 (about $287,000) at Goffs November before bringing 375,000 guineas (about $526,000) at Tattersalls October. He has since won the Tyros at Leopardstown.

The other three Coolmore runners have no identified public auction histories. Avec Toi was bred in Kentucky by Coolmore’s partners and has won four of his five starts in France for Christopher Head. Man’s Best Friend, winner of the Richmond at Goodwood, was bred by Newstead Breeding, while Great Barrier Reef, winner of the Coventry at Royal Ascot and later third in the Dewhurst, was bred by David and Diane Nagle’s Barronstown Stud. Both breeders sell yearlings at public auction, but neither colt has a public sale record, so both reached the Coolmore partners away from the ring.

Other confirmed homebreds include Folsom Blues, bred by Al Shira’aa Racing and winner of the National Stakes at the Curragh, and Agate, bred and raced by Dede McGehee, who won the Bourbon at Keeneland on October 4. Juddmonte’s Amusingly, who beat colts in the Prix Jean-Luc Lagardere at Longchamp, is another example in the Juvenile Fillies Turf. These horses illustrate how major breeding and racing operations can develop their own runners alongside those purchased at auction.

Two fillies in the turf races took long international routes to Friday. Curracloe, a daughter of Baaeed, was bred in Kentucky by Frederica Stable and Kindred Stables before selling for 240,000 guineas (about $337,000) in Book 2 at Tattersalls October. She went to Ireland to race for Sheikh Fahad Al Thani’s Qatar Racing and trainer Johnny Murtagh, has won both of her starts, including the Darley Fillies’ Stakes at the Curragh, and returns to Kentucky for the Juvenile Fillies Turf.

Primetime Emmy followed an even more unusual path. She was bred in Australia on Northern Hemisphere time by Matthew Sandblom of Kingstar Farm, sent to France to race for Francis-Henri Graffard, and has since won the Prix Eclipse.

The breeding decisions and ownership arrangements behind these horses vary widely, as do the auction markets in which some of them changed hands. By Friday afternoon, all have earned the opportunity to compete at the same championship meeting.

The Buyers Were Following Different Paths, Too

Amo Racing shows how international the buying market has become. Five of its horses are entered across three of Friday’s races, and all five were purchased at public auction in three different countries.

Damavand came from Keeneland September for $1 million and Earth Song from OBS March for $250,000. Crownbreaker and Pikachu were purchased in Book 1 at Tattersalls for 550,000 and 450,000 guineas (about $771,000 and $631,000), respectively, while Force Noir came from Goffs Orby for €130,000 (about $153,000).

The collection spans American and European markets, different racing surfaces and a wide range of prices. Some horses were bought at the yearling sales and another was acquired after buyers could watch it breeze.

Coolmore’s five Juvenile Turf runners came through a different combination of routes, including two auction purchases, a confirmed owner-bred horse and two more with no identified public sale histories. The two operations are both well represented on Friday’s card, and they got there through different mixes of bloodstock purchases and breeding programs.

Some of These Horses Are Going Back to Auction Before They Race

On Wednesday evening, October 28, Keeneland will conduct its Championship Sale at historic Castleton, just two days before the juveniles compete, and four of Friday’s 60 are cataloged. Hell of A Spin, a son of Naval Crown, is offered as a whole horse after previously selling for €65,000 (about $76,000) as a yearling and €75,000 (about $88,000) at the Tattersalls Ireland Breeze-Up. Ballinea Star, winner of the Anglesey at the Curragh, is also offered in full after selling for €26,000 (about $31,000) at Goffs Orby.

Fractional interests in two other fillies will be offered. A 25% interest in Primetime Emmy is cataloged, as is a 50% interest in Citrus Springs, whose own auction history includes three appearances in less than a year.

Citrus Springs was bought back at Keeneland September for $75,000, sold at Fasig-Tipton October for $65,000, then brought $300,000 at OBS March after breezing an eighth in :10. She broke her maiden in Ireland, returned to Kentucky to win the Kentucky Downs Juvenile Fillies, and is now entered in the Breeders’ Cup Juvenile Fillies Turf.

The fractional interests are different transactions from purchasing an entire horse, so their prices cannot be compared directly with the earlier auction results. They do provide another opportunity for the market to express a valuation, this time with stakes performance available to prospective buyers.

All four are entered on Friday, so Wednesday’s buyers will be bidding on horses, or shares of horses, two days before they run in the Breeders’ Cup. The same Wednesday auction will conclude with the offering of Castleton itself, the historic 951-acre farm hosting the event.

What These Price Histories Tell Us

I came into this expecting yearling prices to explain more of the story than they ultimately did.

In the Juvenile, the connection is fairly strong. All eight came through Keeneland September, several were expensive purchases in the first two books, and the group has already produced some excellent dirt horses.

The turf and filly races show a much wider range of paths to the same level of competition. Miss Monica went from a $45,000 Book 5B yearling to an $850,000 two-year-old and a Grade 1 winner. Mussab moved from a 5,000-guinea yearling (about $7,000) to a 52,000-guinea breeze-up purchase (about $73,000) and a Group 3 winner, while Manuka Honey and Scarlett Begonia never completed a public sale before finishing first and second in the Pocahontas.

At the other end are seven-figure yearlings and homebreds whose owners chose to retain them for racing. Their earlier prices, or the decision to keep them, were judgments made with different amounts of information, often well before the horses had demonstrated much of their ability.

There’s an important limitation to the resale figures. Every horse in this study has already reached a Breeders’ Cup championship field, so we are examining an exceptionally successful group. Many unsuccessful pinhooks, disappointing yearlings and expensive horses that never developed are absent, making these histories unsuitable for measuring the overall profitability of pinhooking.

These histories show the market changing its valuation as evidence accumulates. A foal is evaluated on pedigree, physical and expectations for development. The yearling market adds another stage of physical assessment and a new group of buyers, the breeze-up sales provide evidence of speed, and the racetrack eventually supplies the most consequential information.

Some horses make enormous jumps in value along the way, while others remain with breeders who have the confidence and resources to race them themselves. By the time we see them in a Breeders’ Cup field, their sale histories represent a series of decisions made by people who could only work with the information available at the time.

We’ve followed those histories as far as the public records allow. The decisions behind the transactions, including why someone bought, kept, resold or brought a horse home, often remain with the people who made them. If you bred, bought, sold or pinhooked one of these 60 horses and have another part of the story to share, I’d like to hear it.

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The Complete Sale Histories

Every identified public auction appearance for the 60 horses drawn, by race and post position. Prices are in their original currencies, with an estimated dollar value under each price in guineas, euros or pounds. RNAs, withdrawals and recorded post-sales are shown as the sale companies recorded them, and the October 28 Championship Sale and December catalog entries are listed as cataloged.

Show the data 60 horses, five races

Juvenile Turf Sprint

12 drawn. Sold at auction: 9. Went to auction, never sold: 0. No auction record: 3.

Sale	Date	Hip or lot	Consignor	Buyer	Price	Result
1Moonrise (IRE) Filly by Churchill out of Queen of SilcaNo auction record
No identified public auction record.
2Good to Be King (KY) Colt by War Front out of Gypsy TouchNo auction record
No identified public auction record.
3Libertango (IRE) Filly by No Nay Never out of Ein GediSold at auction
Arqana August Yearling Sale	Aug 2025	70	Camas Park Stud	Blue Farm Bloodstock	€130,000about $151,000	Sold
Tattersalls Craven Breeze-Up	Apr 2026	177	Grove Stud	Rob Speers / Old Mill Stud	400,000 gnsabout $565,000	Sold
4Brickyard Belle (KY) Filly by Yaupon out of Ready to UnleashSold at auction
Keeneland November Breeding Stock Sale	Nov 2024	348	Vinery Sales, Agent for Hall Stables, LLC	Evergreen Bloodstock	$160,000	Sold
Keeneland September Yearling Sale, Book 1	Sep 2025	87	St George Sales, Agent XVI	Tami Bobo	$200,000	Sold post-sale
OBS Spring Two-Year-Olds in Training (April)Breezed an eighth in :9 4/5	Apr 2026	75	Julie Davies LLC, Agent III	Case Clay Thoroughbred Management	$600,000	Sold post-sale
5Mussab (GB) Colt by Ten Sovereigns out of ExudingSold at auction
Tattersalls October, Book 3	Oct 2025	1731	Oakgrove Stud	S Woods Bloodstock	5,000 gnsabout $7,000	Sold
Tattersalls Guineas Breeze-Up	Apr 2026	360	EMW Equine Ltd.	Sheikh Abdullah Almalek Alsabah	52,000 gnsabout $73,000	Sold
6Velozee (IRE) Filly by Sioux Nation out of Ocean LifeSold at auction
Goffs Orby, Book 1	Sep 2025	302	Manister House Stud	Paddy Twomey Racing	€92,000about $108,000	Sold
7Crownbreaker (IRE) Filly by Minzaal out of Swirral EdgeSold at auction
Tattersalls October, Book 1	Oct 2025	460	Redpender Stud	Amo Racing	550,000 gnsabout $771,000	Sold
8Force Noir (IRE) Colt by Persian Force out of Princess RoseSold at auction
Goffs November Foal Sale	Nov 2024	474	Baroda Stud	Tally Ho Stud	€68,000about $72,000	Sold
Goffs Orby, Book 1	Sep 2025	329	Tally-Ho Stud	Amo Racing	€130,000about $153,000	Sold
9Final Objective (IRE) Gelding by Sioux Nation out of Sneaky SnoozeSold at auction
Tattersalls Ireland September Yearling Sale	Sep 2025	216	Baroda Stud	Longways Stables	€55,000about $65,000	Sold
Goffs UK Breeze-Up	Apr 2026	29	Longways Stables	Blandford Bloodstock	£115,000about $155,000	Sold
10Harper’s Corner (KY) Filly by Speaker’s Corner out of ToscanaSold at auction
Fasig-Tipton Kentucky October Yearlings	Oct 2025	805	Lane’s End, Agent	Grassroots Trn & Sales LLC	$30,000	Sold
OBS Spring Two-Year-Olds in Training (April)Breezed an eighth in :10 1/5	Apr 2026	322	Grassroots Training & Sales LLC	Charles L. Biggs	$70,000	Sold
11Hell of A Spin (IRE) Colt by Naval Crown out of ShamankiynaSold at auction
Tattersalls Ireland September Yearling Sale	Sep 2025	195	Corduff Stud	Tally Ho Stud	€65,000about $76,000	Sold
Tattersalls Ireland Breeze-Up	May 2026	132	Tally-Ho Stud	Keatley Racing	€75,000about $88,000	Sold
Tattersalls Autumn Horses in Training	Oct 2026	1177	Consign Ltd.			Withdrawn
Keeneland Championship Sale (whole horse)	Oct 28, 2026	5	Sandhurst Thoroughbreds			Cataloged
12Primetime Emmy (AUS) Filly by Extreme Choice out of Princess EmmyNo auction record
Keeneland Championship Sale (25% interest)	Oct 28, 2026	3	Graffard Racing, Agent for Hollymount Stud			Cataloged
No completed public auction sale. A 25% interest is cataloged for the October 28 Championship Sale.

Juvenile Fillies

12 drawn. Sold at auction: 9. Went to auction, never sold: 2. No auction record: 1.

Sale	Date	Hip or lot	Consignor	Buyer	Price	Result
1Scarlett Begonia (KY) Filly by Life Is Good out of AsiyaWent to auction, never sold
Keeneland September Yearling Sale, Book 3	Sep 2025	1836	Ashview Farm, Agent		$285,000	RNA
OBS March Two-Year-Olds in TrainingBreezed an eighth in :10 1/5	Mar 2026	560	Pick View LLC, Agent VII		$220,000	RNA
2Domain Expansion (KY) Filly by Speaker’s Corner out of Special YouSold at auction
Keeneland September Yearling Sale, Book 4	Sep 2025	2164	Machmer Hall Sales, Agent for Machmer Hall I	Sevenattributes.com	$130,000	Sold
3Foxiest (KY) Filly by Gun Runner out of CovfefeNo auction record
No identified public auction record.
4Rum Twist (KY) Filly by Mandaloun out of RumandiceSold at auction
Keeneland September Yearling Sale, Book 3	Sep 2025	1269	Machmer Hall Sales, Agent for Machmer Hall		$130,000	RNA
OBS March Two-Year-Olds in TrainingBreezed an eighth in :10 1/5	Mar 2026	314	S G V Thoroughbreds LLC (Steven Venosa), Agent	Taproot Bloodstock, Agent for Lee Lewis	$260,000	Sold
5Miss Monica (KY) Filly by Early Voting out of LipstikliesnloversSold at auction
Keeneland November Breeding Stock Sale	Nov 2024	1900	Paramount Sales, Agent LXVII		$32,000	RNA
Keeneland September Yearling Sale, Book 5B	Sep 2025	3716	Paramount Sales, Agent XXXVII	Hoppel	$45,000	Sold
OBS Spring Two-Year-Olds in Training (April)Breezed a quarter in :20 2/5	Apr 2026	1037	Hoppel LLC, Agent VII	Three Amigos	$850,000	Sold
6Revenge of the Sis (KY) Filly by Girvin out of Hardcore CandySold at auction
Keeneland September Yearling Sale, Book 2	Sep 2025	1130	ELiTE, Agent	CJ Thoroughbreds and John Ropes	$500,000	Sold
7Lexi’s Charm (KY) Filly by Lexitonian out of Stormy AllureSold at auction
Keeneland September Yearling Sale, Book 5A	Sep 2025	3437	Warrendale Sales, Agent VII	Bill and Liz Poston Racing and Brad Smith	$15,000	Sold
8Manuka Honey (KY) Filly by Upstart out of Drop Dead RedWent to auction, never sold
Fasig-Tipton Kentucky October Yearlings	Oct 2025	1323	Hidden Brook, Agent III		$19,000	RNA
9Badittude (KY) Filly by Uncle Mo out of DonatellaSold at auction
Keeneland September Yearling Sale, Book 1	Sep 2025	308	ELiTE, Agent for WinStar Farm Bred & Raised	Repole Stable	$425,000	Sold
10Emphatic (PA) Filly by Nyquist out of ConvincedSold at auction
Keeneland September Yearling Sale, Book 3	Sep 2025	1894	Four Star Sales, Agent	Ben Gowans, Agt. for Young Squirrel Stables	$260,000	Sold
11Voyager (KY) Filly by Justify out of ChartSold at auction
Keeneland January Horses of All Ages	Jan 2025	578	Stoneriggs Farm, Agent I	D.J. Stables/ VBS, Agent	$300,000	Sold
12Life Changing (KY) Filly by Life Is Good out of Smart ShoppingSold at auction
Fasig-Tipton Saratoga Select Yearlings	Aug 2025	209	Mill Ridge Sales Agent	Repole Stable	$1,025,000	Sold

Juvenile Fillies Turf

14 drawn. Sold at auction: 11. Went to auction, never sold: 1. No auction record: 2.

Sale	Date	Hip or lot	Consignor	Buyer	Price	Result
1Green Empress (IRE) Filly by Saxon Warrior out of Sea EmpressSold at auction
Goffs Orby, Book 1	Sep 2025	364	Norelands	Highflyer/Joseph O’Brien	€55,000about $65,000	Sold
2Go for Launch (KY) Filly by Flightline out of Starship JubileeWent to auction, never sold
Keeneland September Yearling Sale, Book 3	Sep 2025	1743	Buckland Sales, Agent for Blue Heaven Farm			Withdrawn
3Curracloe (KY) Filly by Baaeed out of Sassy Little LilaSold at auction
Tattersalls October, Book 2	Oct 2025	1174	Ballylinch Stud	David Redvers Bloodstock	240,000 gnsabout $337,000	Sold
4Serenas Ghost (KY) Filly by Girvin out of SirenusaNo auction record
No identified public auction record.
5De la Renta (KY) Filly by Oscar Performance out of Zza Zza ZoomSold at auction
Keeneland September Yearling Sale, Book 4	Sep 2025	2663	Mill Ridge Sales, Agent VII	Branch Enterprise	$70,000	Sold
6Alwaysanangel (IRE) Filly by Harry Angel out of TotsiyahSold at auction
Tattersalls Guineas Breeze-Up	Apr 2026	285	Glending Stables	Blandford Bloodstock	75,000 gnsabout $106,000	Sold
Tattersalls December Sale (horses in training)	Dec 2026	1773	Carriganog Racing (J. P. O’Brien)			Cataloged
7Vanta (NY) Filly by Greatest Honour out of Goodn’readySold at auction
Fasig-Tipton New York-Bred Yearlings	Aug 2025	544	Sequel New York Agent V		$27,000	RNA
OBS March Two-Year-Olds in TrainingBreezed an eighth in :9 4/5	Mar 2026	805	Golden Rock Thoroughbreds, Agent IV	Dutch Girl Holdings or Irving Ventures	$370,000	Sold
8Citrus Springs (KY) Filly by Olympiad out of California SpiritSold at auction
Keeneland September Yearling Sale, Book 4	Sep 2025	2722	Warrendale Sales, Agent XLII		$75,000	RNA
Fasig-Tipton Kentucky October Yearlings	Oct 2025	1120	Warrendale Sales, Agent XXXI	Arion and Ricehorse	$65,000	Sold
OBS March Two-Year-Olds in TrainingBreezed an eighth in :10	Mar 2026	637	RiceHorse Stable (Brandon & Ali Rice), Agent	Justin Casse / Carriganog	$300,000	Sold
Keeneland Championship Sale (50% interest)	Oct 28, 2026	11	Taylor Made Sales Agency, Agent IV			Cataloged
9Sun Goddess (IRE) Filly by Sioux Nation out of Etoile BleuSold at auction
Goffs UK Premier Yearling Sale	Aug 2025	165	Owenstown Stud	Avenue Bloodstock for M V Magnier	£120,000about $161,000	Sold
10Amusingly (GB) Filly by No Nay Never out of JoyeuseNo auction record
No identified public auction record.
11Scommessa Sicura (IRE) Filly by Cracksman out of Pure ArtSold at auction
Goffs November Foal Sale	Nov 2024	480	Stanley Lodge	Stroud Coleman Bloodstock	€88,000about $93,000	Sold
Tattersalls October, Book 2	Oct 2025	1113	Norelands	Opulence Thoroughbreds	100,000 gnsabout $140,000	Sold
Tattersalls December Sale (horses in training)	Dec 2026	1746	Kingsclere Training Stables (A. Balding)			Cataloged
12Domestic Agenda (VA) Filly by American Pharoah out of SmuggleSold at auction
Keeneland September Yearling Sale, Book 3	Sep 2025	1731	Greenfield Farms, Agent for Morgan’s Ford Farm	Klaravich Stable	$290,000	Sold
13Seneca Park (KY) Filly by Golden Pal out of Wendy WowSold at auction
Keeneland September Yearling Sale, Book 4	Sep 2025	2648	Vinery Sales, Agent LXXII		$55,000	RNA
OBS March Two-Year-Olds in TrainingBreezed an eighth in :10	Mar 2026	497	Top Line Sales LLC, Agent XXIX	Holy Cow Stables	$70,000	Sold
14Ballinea Star (IRE) Filly by Space Blues out of Jeanne GirlSold at auction
Goffs Orby, Book 2	Sep 2025	656	Old Carhue Stud	Fagner Santos	€26,000about $31,000	Sold
Keeneland Championship Sale (whole horse)	Oct 28, 2026	7	St George Sales, Agent for Aguiar Racing			Cataloged

Juvenile

8 drawn. Sold at auction: 8. Went to auction, never sold: 0. No auction record: 0.

Sale	Date	Hip or lot	Consignor	Buyer	Price	Result
1Damavand (KY) Colt by Not This Time out of Tempers RisingSold at auction
Keeneland September Yearling Sale, Book 2	Sep 2025	551	Taylor Made Sales Agency, Agent XLII	AMO Racing	$1,000,000	Sold
2Gaudreau (LA) Colt by Nyquist out of Free CoverSold at auction
Keeneland September Yearling Sale, Book 4	Sep 2025	2366	Gainesway, Agent for Coteau Grove Farms			Withdrawn
Fasig-Tipton Kentucky October Yearlings	Oct 2025	1421	Gainesway, Agent for Coteau Grove Farms	Bradley Thoroughbreds LLC, Agt	$220,000	Sold
3Salahudin (KY) Colt by Uncle Mo out of Weekend StrikeSold at auction
Keeneland September Yearling Sale, Book 2	Sep 2025	585	Denali Stud, Agent XLVI		$190,000	RNA
Fasig-Tipton Kentucky October Yearlings	Oct 2025	875	Denali Stud, Agent XXV	Donato Lanni, Agent for Zedan Racing	$325,000	Sold
4Earth Song (KY) Colt by Justify out of Sky DreamerSold at auction
Keeneland September Yearling Sale, Book 2	Sep 2025	504	Gainesway, Agent XXVIII	Nuno Bloodstock	$150,000	Sold
OBS March Two-Year-Olds in TrainingBreezed an eighth in :10	Mar 2026	367	Wavertree Stables (Ciaran Dunne), Agent XVII	AMO Racing USA LLC	$250,000	Sold
Fasig-Tipton Midlantic May Two-Year-Olds in Training	May 2026	609	Wavertree Stables, Agent III			Withdrawn
5Hughes (KY) Colt by Into Mischief out of K P DreaminSold at auction
Keeneland September Yearling Sale, Book 2	Sep 2025	780	Blandford Stud (Padraig Campion), Agent	Donato Lanni for SF Racing/Starlight/Madaket	$675,000	Sold
6American History (KY) Colt by Constitution out of Bloody PointSold at auction
Keeneland September Yearling Sale, Book 1	Sep 2025	256	Lane’s End, Agent	CHC Inc, Maverick Racing, First Go Racing LLC	$825,000	Sold
7Coach Pope (KY) Colt by Tapit out of Gamble’s GhostSold at auction
Keeneland September Yearling Sale, Book 1	Sep 2025	340	Gainesway, Agent XXXVII			Withdrawn
Fasig-Tipton Kentucky October Yearlings	Oct 2025	1435	Gainesway, Agent X	Kenneth McPeek, Agt.	$350,000	Sold
8He Is No Lie (KY) Ridgling by Early Voting out of Truth in the LiesSold at auction
Keeneland September Yearling Sale, Book 4	Sep 2025	2212	Pope McLean (Crestwood Farm), Agent	Gina Fennell	$70,000	Sold
OBS March Two-Year-Olds in TrainingBreezed an eighth in :9 4/5	Mar 2026	466	L. G., Agent I	Purple Rein Racing & Mark Davis	$150,000	Sold

Juvenile Turf

14 drawn. Sold at auction: 7. Went to auction, never sold: 1. No auction record: 6.

Sale	Date	Hip or lot	Consignor	Buyer	Price	Result
1Induction (KY) Colt by Scalding out of Right to FreedomNo auction record
No identified public auction record.
2Avec Toi (KY) Colt by No Nay Never out of La JocondeNo auction record
No identified public auction record.
3Florida Bay (IRE) Colt by Mehmas out of RipponetteSold at auction
Goffs November Foal Sale	Nov 2024	722	Stanley Lodge	Lynn Lodge Stud	€270,000about $287,000	Sold
Tattersalls October, Book 1	Oct 2025	377	Lynn Lodge Stud	M V Magnier & White Birch Farm	375,000 gnsabout $526,000	Sold
4Haffner (KY) Colt by Justify out of Earth StrikeSold at auction
Keeneland September Yearling Sale, Book 1	Sep 2025	314	Taylor Made Sales Agency, Agent for a DJ Stable Graduate	M.V. Magnier & White Birch Farm	$375,000	Sold
5How’s Al Today (KY) Colt by Munnings out of Into MagicSold at auction
Keeneland September Yearling Sale, Book 3	Sep 2025	1990	Trackside Farm (Tom Evans), Agent III	Chad Summers, Agent	$200,000	Sold
OBS March Two-Year-Olds in Training	Mar 2026	44	J V C Training and Sales, Agent I			Withdrawn
6Pikachu (GB) Colt by Frankel out of Bocca BaciataSold at auction
Tattersalls October, Book 1	Oct 2025	64	The Castlebridge Consignment	Amo Racing	450,000 gnsabout $631,000	Sold
7Let Em Know (KY) Colt by Jackie’s Warrior out of America’s TaleSold at auction
Keeneland September Yearling Sale, Book 3	Sep 2025	1826	Dixiana Farms LLC	Turning Point USA Strong	$150,000	Sold
OBS March Two-Year-Olds in TrainingBreezed a quarter in :21 1/5	Mar 2026	542	Pick View LLC, Agent XXIII	Gracie / Legion, Agent	$600,000	Sold
8Liam’s Law (FL) Colt by Colonel Liam out of QuickasakittenSold at auction
OBS March Two-Year-Olds in TrainingBreezed a quarter in :21 2/5	Mar 2026	290	Ocala Stud	West Bloodstock Agent for Robert E. & Lawana Low	$120,000	Sold
9Sale Shark (IRE) Colt by Bayside Boy out of BayjaSold at auction
Tattersalls Ireland September Yearling Sale	Sep 2025	346	Ballylinch Stud	SackvilleDonald / Manor House Stables	€52,000about $61,000	Sold
10Folsom Blues (IRE) Colt by Blue Point out of Liwa PalaceNo auction record
No identified public auction record.
11Man’s Best Friend (IRE) Colt by No Nay Never out of PandoraNo auction record
No identified public auction record.
12Oscar (KY) Colt by Oscar Performance out of CatbrierWent to auction, never sold
Keeneland September Yearling Sale, Book 2	Sep 2025	1040	Warrendale Sales, Agent for Mesingw Farm			Withdrawn
13Agate (KY) Gelding by Karakontie out of More Than GraciousNo auction record
No identified public auction record.
14Great Barrier Reef (IRE) Colt by No Nay Never out of GemsNo auction record
No identified public auction record.