Stakes winner Safe From Terror sells for $210,000
November 6, 2015,from the USTA Communications Department
Harrisburg, PA — Safe From Terror, a 3-year-old pacing filly who captured the 2015 Pennsylvania Sires Stakes championship and the Nadia Lobell, was sold for $210,000 on Friday (Nov. 6) at the Standardbred Mixed Sale in Harrisburg.
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PASS champion Safe From Terror sold for $210,000 on the final day of the Mixed Sale.
The daughter of Western Terror-In A Safe Place was consigned by Preferred Equine Marketing and sold to Jim Arledge Jr. as agent. Safe From Terror won 11 of 22 starts this year and banked $438,182 while in the care of trainer Ron Burke.
The 3-year-old filly pacer Band Of Angels and 3-year-old filly trotter Katniss also were hammered down for $210,000 on Friday.
Band Of Angels (Rock N Roll Heaven-Time N Again) was also consigned by Preferred Equine Marketing and was purchased by Willow Oak Ranch. She earned $301,042 this year, thanks in part to a win in the New York Sire Stakes final for trainer Ron Burke.
Katniss (Credit Winner-Armbro Deja Vu) was sold to Diamond Creek Farm from the Northwood Bloodstock Agency consignment. She is a full sister to $1.1 million winner Dejarmbro and took a mark of 1:53 this year at Vernon Downs while earning $65,953.
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