The catalog for the March 2022 Sales of the Ocala Breeding Company 2-year-old Breeder is now available on the OBS website at obssales.com.
A total of 635 minors have been cataloged for the two-day sale, set for March 15-16, with both sessions starting at 10:30 a.m. ET Hips 1 – 316 will sale on the first day, Tuesday: Hips 317 – 635 track the next day, Wednesday. The under tack show will run for three days, starting March 10 with Hips 1 – 212. Hips 213 – 424 will premiere on March 11 and Hips 425 – 635 will run on March 12. The three sessions will start at 8am. and the sale will be broadcast live via the OBS website as well as on www.BloodHorse.com.
Both sides of the catalog honor the half-dozen champions produced throughout the rich history of the March sale.
Lost in the fogConsigned for Sale in 2004 by Southern Chase Farms, (Greg and Karen Dodd), won the first ten starts consisting of King Bishop Stakes (G1) and House Cup Shares ranching the Riva Ridge (G2) on the way to the Eclipse Awards as the 2005 sprint took first place.
Indian Fleet the older woman who was voted champion of 2006, was sold for $230,000 by Leprechaun Racing, dealer, at the March 2003 Sale. She would go on to earn more than 1.7 million dollars and holds five classified shares including Individual Shares (G1) and Beldame Shares (G1).
Midnight Lute , which was represented by Eddie Woods, who participated in the March 2005 Sale, which went on to win more than $2.6 million including consecutive renewals of the Breeders’ Cup Sprint (G1), a prize awarded by Sentient Flight Sponsored by the Group and the other by TVG. He won the Eclipse Award as the 2007 sprint champion.
A pair of March graduates won the Eclipse Award in 2008. Tomorrow together sold for $240,000 in 2006 by dealer Racehorse Consignment, went on to fetch just under $3 million, with 5 classified wins including Emirates Airline Breeders’ Cup Filly and Mare Turf (G1T) and 2008 women’s grass champion.
Stardom Bound , the 2008 champion 2-year-old dog, was sold at the March 2008 Sale by Shadybrook Farm, dealer, for $375,000. She earned $1,861,610 and won the Del Mar Debutante Stakes (G1), Oak Leaf (G1), and Bessemer Trust Breeders’ Cup Juvenile Fillies (G1).
Asia Express was the 2 year old Japanese pony champion in 2013. The multi-grade bet winner was purchased by Narvick International for $230,000 from breeder Ocala Stud at the OBS March Sale 2013 and so on. earned over $1.6 million, taking Asahi Two Futurity Stakes (G1) at 2 and Leopard Stakes (G3) at 3.
OBS’s March graduates have continued the legacy of merchandising as a primary source of premier racing horse supplies. The newest star to emerge from the March Sale is Peter L. Cantrell’s Call me at midnight who jumped firmly into the Kentucky Derby presented by Woodford Reserve (G1) by taking Lecomte Stakes (G3) recently at Fair Grounds & Slots. Coached by Keith Desormeaux, the 3-year-old son of the OBS Midnight Lute league champion who graduated in March is currently 7-2-1-0 with $221,806 in earnings. Graduating with multiple sales, he entered an unlucky quarter at: 20 4/5 and was purchased for $80,000 in Navas Equine shipment in the March 2021 Sale. Watch his under tack video. March sale walking video. October sale walking video.
Baoma Corporation’s Eda ended his underage campaign with three consecutive wins, the last one in Starlet Stakes (G1) at Los Alamitos in December Currently training at Santa AnitaDaughter of Munnings won four of the six starts and made $370,000. Acquired by Eddie Woods, the agent contracted to the OBS March Sale in 2021, she was purchased by Donato Lanni for $550,000, after passing the eighth apartment in: 10 poorly. Watch her video under tack. March sale walking video.
Racing in Japan, Koichi Nishikawa’s Cafe Pharoah has set an impressive record that includes wins in February Bets (G1) and Sirius Bets (G3), leaving him with a record of 5-0-0 in 10 starts and comparable earnings in the US. The period is 1,928,283 dollars. 4 year old pony of American pharoah Trained by Noriyuki Hori, was deposited by agent Eddie Woods in the OBS March 2019 Sales Program, and sold for $475,000 to Narvick International, after the end of the first quarter on: 21 /5. Watch his under tack video.
523 great breezes in the lack of fabric show at Ocala Breeders’ Sales Company 2021 Sales for two-year-olds in training in March 2021
OBS will again offer online bidding during the March Sale. Buyers will be able to visit the OBS website and apply for approval to bid, then access the OBS Bidding Screen with their login information. their. For complete information on online registration and bidding, please visit the OBS website: minimum online bidding
The main page of the online catalog contains a link to a sortable primary index that provides searchable genealogy and shipper information as well as access to genealogical updates occurring since when the catalog is printed. Advanced search and filtering capabilities have been added to enable selective list creation. You can find links to instructions on using the new features in the index header, and step-by-step instructions are also available in the index.
The iPad version of the catalog can be accessed through the Horse Sales Catalog App. The app allows users to download and view catalogs, receive updates and results, take notes, and provides innovative search, sort, and review capabilities. For more information and downloads, visit: http://www.equineline.com/SalesCatalogApp/
Current information on OBS sales, shippers and graduates is also available on the social networking sites Facebook and Twitter. A link on the homepage directs the user to one of two websites.
Sales results will be published on the OBS website, updated in each session of the March Sales. In addition, the latest news on OBS graduates, sales schedule, nominations, inquiries credit, travel information and other news regarding OBS shippers and customers are also available. E-mail must be sent to [email protected].
