Lexington Selected Sale continues to show increases

by David Carr, the U.S. Trotting Association

Lexington, KY — The Lexington Selected Yearling Sale continues to show increases in average prices over last year’s excellent auction, through the completion of its second session on Tuesday (Oct. 6).

USTA/Mark Hall photo

A total of 252 youngsters have sold for an average price of $76,806, an improvement of 2.6 percent.

A total of 252 youngsters have sold for an average price of $76,845, an improvement of 2.6 percent. By itself, the second session finished in a virtual dead heat with last year’s, averaging $56,046, compared to $56,261 a year ago.

Jimmy Takter was outbid on the top yearlings sold in Monday’s first session, but he would not be denied Tuesday, signing for the sale topper at $230,000. That’s All Moni is a filly by Cantab Hall out of Mom’s Millionaire, making her a three-quarter sister to the $1.4 million winning divisional and world champion filly Snow White. That’s All Moni was consigned by Preferred Equine Marketing as agent for Moni Market Breeders.

A close second among the leaders on Tuesday was the trotting colt Seven Stars, selling for $225,000. From the eagerly anticipated first crop of Chapter Seven, the only first crop sire in the entire sale, the colt is from Starlet Fever, a daughter of world champion My Starlet. Myron Bell signed the slip for this colt from the consignment of Spring Haven Farm, acting as agent for Lindwood Farm.

The Lexington Selected Yearling Sale continues each evening at 7 p.m. through Friday at the Fasig-Tipton Sale Arena.

Session 2 Statistics
Group-Number Sold-Total Price-Average Price-Top Price-Median-$100,000+
Pacing Colts-35-$2,469,000-$70,543-$190,000-$65,000-8
Pacing Fillies-31-$1,315,000-$42,419-$85,000-$40,000-0
Trotting Colts-45-$2,305,000-$51,222-$225,000-$42,000-5
Trotting Fillies-43-$2,542,000-$59,116-$230,000-$50,000-4
Total-154-$8,631,000-$56,046-$230,000-$50,000-17

Sale through 2 sessions
Group-Number Sold-Total Price-Average Price-Top Price-Median-$100,000+
Pacing Colts-60-$4,869,000-$81,150-$230,000-$75,000-20
Pacing Fillies-55-$3,701,000-$67,291-$275,000-$50,000-10
Trotting Colts-78-$6,314,000-$80,949-$350,000-$58,500-21
Trotting Fillies-59-$4,481,000-$75,949-$310,000-$60,000-13
Total-252-$19,365,000-$76,845-$350,000-$60,000-64

Session 2 Leaders
Yearling-Sire-Dam-Sex-Gait-Price-Buyer-Consignor
Thats All Moni-Cantab Hall-Mom’s Millionaire-F-T-$230,000-Jimmy Takter-Preferred Equine Marketing, Agent
Seven Stars-Chapter Seven-Starlet Fever-C-T-$225,000-Myron Bell, Agent-Spring Haven Farm, Agent
Rum Punch-Somebeachsomewhere-Whos Up Whos Down-C-P-$190,000-John Cancelliere-Dunroven Farm
Glitzey Gal-Muscle Hill-Proclaiming April-F-T-$140,000-Melvin Hartman-David McDuffee-Little E-Preferred Equine Marketing, Agent
Who Said Not To-Well Said-Thou Shalt Not-C-P-$140,000-Mark Steacy-Spring Haven Farm, Agent
John Dally-Somebeachsomewhere-Michelle My Gal-C-P-$130,000-Eugene Kurzrok-Preferred Equine Marketing, Agent
Aperfectpak-Yankee Glide-Asixpakfromperfect-F-T-$130,000-Robert Lindstrom, Agent-Peninsula Farm, Agent
Sunshinesomewhere-Somebeachsomewhere-BJ’s Canouan-C-P-$125,000-John Fodera, Agent-Preferred Equine Marketing, Agent
Beyond Tested-Muscle Hill-Southwind Maywood-C-T-$120,000-Reijo Liljendahl-Kentuckiana Farms, Agent
Southwind Hydro-Muscle Hill-Sensual Hall-C-T-$120,000-Robert Lindstrom, Agent-Preferred Equine Marketing, Agent
Southwind General-Sportswriter-Gambler’s Passion-C-P-$110,000-Jack Darling-Preferred Equine Marketing, Agent
Lima Avatar-American Ideal-Art’s Fantasy-C-P-$110,000-Ken Jacobs-Steiner Stock Farm
High Odds-Muscle Hill-Better Odds-C-T-$110,000-John Mehlenbacher-Preferred Equine Marketing, Agent
Ethanol-Andover Hall-Athena Miss-F-T-$105,000-Don Swick, Agent-Kentuckiana Farms, Agent
Rock The Town-Rocknroll Hanover-Kutekatie-C-P-$100,000-Let It Ride Stables Inc.-Allamerican Harnessbreds
Warrawee Seven-Chapter Seven-Noble Peace Prize-C-T-$100,000-Richard Gutnick, Agent-Preferred Equine Marketing, Agent
Lima Spartan-Art Major-Silk Purse-C-P-$100,000-Eugene Kurzrok-Steiner Stock Farm

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