The Fasig-Tipton Gulfstream Sale was on March 28 with 72 chicks roaming throughout the morning and early afternoon under the beautiful sun and blue sky. One Uncle Mo The colt, denoted Hip 96 by Wavertree Stables, set a brilliant eighth run record: 9 3/5 during the second set. Fastest quarter mile set in: 20 2/5 by a Bolt d’Oro consigned by Tom McCrocklin as Hip 48.
“We had a great day, today we had 14 horses in the skim show, and I think, for the most part, they all came out with what we hoped for. There are always a few. which you think might be a little better, but we’re happy with most of them,” said shipper Ciaran Dunne the afternoon after the show. “These horses are two turns more than two turns with a twofold pedigree. They are not really: nine 4/5 horses. Uncle Mo is special and that’s how he has shown himself all winter long. Do we expect: 9 3/5? Of course not, but we think he’ll be there as quickly as anything here.”
Uncle Mo’s son quickly came out of victory Elusive quality mare Brusquer comes from a longtime leading mare family Tapit by his second dam, Press on your heels . Her first pony, Tapit, son of Pulp . Gainesway stallions have become the number one active leader by tier 1 and winners are ranked by stake and all time top bulls by progeny earnings.
This will be the second round of sales for a Barouche Stud (Ireland) foal from Kentucky after failing to meet its stock at the September Sale in Keeneland at $385,000 to signers. send Paramount Sales. He is the second pony in Brusquer, her first pony Globe a 3 year old boy named Alia Max is the 2nd place winner who is doing recent works to start 2022. The mare has an avid thirst by Spendthrift’s Can be heard for 2021, also bred by Barouche Stud.
Two juveniles recorded the second fastest quarter mile at: 9 4/5, a foal deposited by Classic Bloodstock as Hip 62 by Nyquist and Hip 100, a pony of City of light deposited by Top Line Sales. Both ponies went out for the first morning. Bred in California by Bud Petrosian, the Nyquist foal was originally sold through the Fasig-Tipton Calder Sale to Classic Bloodstock to Sasulito and Breckenridge for $275,000. He’s out Fusaichi Pegasus mare Soul Crusader, winner and deposit maker There Goes Harvard .
The consigned Nyquist colt Hip 62 glided eight miles in: 9 4/5 during a secret show at The Gulfstream Sale
Deliverer Niall Brennan, who brings in six select horses for sale in South Florida, commented, “We have a few standout horses today, Gunman filly (Hip 13) is a lovely girl, a real lover and she took a nice shower today (in: 10.1). The Into Mischief (Hip 72, speed: 10.2) is a very powerful pony whose mother is a half-sister with Kobe’s Back , who we sold here in 2013, and this pony looks a lot like its brother. He’s a big pony that will improve a lot from here on out. The Runhappy colt (Hip 64) had one of the nicest breezes of the day (coming in: 10.1). He is very athletic and a handsome pony and will improve a lot. I’m happy with all of my horses, and I think they all did their best today. “
Top Line Sales consigned the Hip 100 by Lane’s End Farm, City of Light freshman sires after buying it from their consignment at the September Sale in Keeneland for $275,000. Out of the Dixie Union mare, Cool Flame, herald from the family of multi-level winners Rage fever who earned $1.45 million for owner/raider Edward Evans.
Bolt D’Oro is consigned as Hip 48 blows a quarter mile in: 20 2/5 during a skimpy show at Gulfstream Sale
Freshman Sire Bolt d’Oro was very well performed by three minors who passed in a poor performance with a dirty play by Rich Love, by Rich Love, by Not for love set a quarter mile fastest in: 20.2. The crossbreed Kentucky dog changed hands at the September Sale in Keeneland for $85,000, sold to McCrocklin, to Solana Beach Sales (breeder) under the Eaton Sales banner. She comes from a female family Richetta a multi-stakes winner by Polish Numbers and smashes two bet winners in Hidden identity and Peach of a Gal along with the deposit Cu Rahy .
McCrocklin also made a second deposit at a quarter mile with the Hip 21, an Uncle Mo’s pony, which he purchased from the Fasig-Tipton Saratoga Sale for $250,000 from the Paramount Sales manuscript for Champion Equine. Raised by the Parks Investment Group in Kentucky, he is no mare Tapit Lady Tapit third of the Adoration Shares 2017 (G3) at Santa Anita . Park. She is a half-sister to American Oaks Invitational Stakes (G1T) winner. Gozzip Girl .
The Gulfstream Park The trail looked favorable throughout the day, with shippers content with their juveniles’ time.
Dunne commented: “It’s certainly all day, which is an advantage for small numbers. “We were able to get in and out before the track had a chance to get dry or the wind to do something silly. I think people will tell you the better horses have been active throughout the day; With numbers, we always have plenty in every set.”
Steven Venosa of SGV Thoroughbreds shared a similar sentiment: “My horses have been training well all week and performed well today. This is a beautiful place with a great racecourse, today’s surface. now is excellent, and all the horses have appeared. We have a Good magic colt (Hip 14) worked great today and Tapwrit colt (Hip 69), coming soon with horses specifically targeted for this sale, and they all did well today. “
The sale begins March 30 at 2 p.m. ET (ET), with Hips 1 through 101 slated to go under the hammer at Gulfstream Shoals. As of Monday evening, 32 horses were withdrawn from sale.
