Horse of the Year and undefeated Triple Crown winner of 2018, Evenly created shares of his title in electric racing career. While the Ashford Stud stallion is obviously a tough act to follow at any stage, the 2-year-old’s much-anticipated first tree is creating their own brand in the ring. public price.
This year, Justify was represented by a $1.1 million 2-year-old pony purchased by MV Magnier at the Fasig-Tipton Gulfstream Sells 2-year-olds in training and his juveniles. It continues to impress buyers. During the opening session of the Ocala Breeders Spring Sale Sale of 2-year-olds in training, April 19, Zedan Racing Stables dealer Gary Young raised $600,000 for one. Justify puppy (Hip 11). Distorted humor mare Non constraint deposited by Hidden Brook, agent.
During the final two days of the spring four-day marathon sale, potential buyers will have the opportunity to add Justify’s offspring to their racing stable in the hope that the chicks are ready to enter the race. The male tendency to overeat is common.
Christy Whitman’s Whitman Sales Will Lead Hip 688, Justify’s Dark Horse Beyond Winning Stakes and Group Staking Dancer Danehill mare Look at me and are half-brothers with Type of magic , a bet winner in Ireland. This is also the family with multiple groups of 1 winner Henrythenavigator and group of 3 winners Queen Cleopatra the second dam of the foal.
Bred in Kentucky by Don Alberto Corp., the foal was acquired by Fast Lane Racing for $28,000 at Fasig-Tipton Kentucky last October. He passed a solid quarter mile at :21 in the flawed preview.
“It’s a big, mature classic runner,” says Whitman. “We were really pleased with his work. It was really good for a bigger horse like him. He was quite immature when we got him. I picked him for a guest. He needs some time, but he has some really good parts with him that I think will come together after a while.
Whitman added: “He’s always been very good at training on the farm. “He’s straightforward and easy to work with. He’s a really good motivator, and he always has good stamina. He takes big strides and always gallops well in his work. He went out and did what he was supposed to do. He’s not the mean horse type, and he’s going to be even better at the end of the year. He’s come here (OBS) and done everything. right. He’s a good guy, and we’re very proud of him.”
Hip 762 is Justify’s daughter out of Quiet Americans mare Missamerica Bertiea full sister with a graded multi-stakes winner Allamerican Bertie . Bred by the Nesco II in Kentucky, this bay was purchased by Nancy Ross for $80,000 from Paramount Sales’ shipment at Keeneland last September Sale. The film premiered at number eight in: 10 1/5 in flawed preview.
Justify is fully consigned as Hip 762 hits eighth mile in: 10/5 at the OBS Spring Sale undercover show
“We think she’s a lovely girl.” She was a May, almost June pony. She’s a great size and length. I can imagine what she will be like this fall and when she is 3 years old. She has great athletic ability and great health to her, as well as a great mind. She is like an old horse even though she is still very young in her body. We think a lot about her.
“She was lovely at home,” Brennan continued, “and she was never pushy. She did everything herself and made it easy. This was the first time we actually let her go. She ran when we took her to OBS and she responded with a nice breeze.She fits the Justifys profile, and she just keeps getting better.
Brennan is no stranger to Justify’s offspring. At the OBS March Sale, Brennan sold a Justify pony – now named Prince of Justice – to Katsumi Yoshida of Northern Farm for $400,000.
“I like the Justifys I already have,” Brennan said. “The one we sold in March was a bit more forward-facing than this one. He’s built differently and has more speed. The other ones I’ve had they look like they’re going to want to go. longer and better on the road. They’re all quality and they train well, like this one.”
Wavertree Stables will provide Hip 789 buyers, a Justify manufactured from Free house mare Mo Chuisle. The chubby man comes from a family of accomplished runners. She is half sister to 2013 champion sprinter and multiple level 1 winners Offthebench Score winner of Bing Crosby Stakes (G1) and Santa Anita Sprint Championship Stakes (G1) both in 2013; Benchmark , winner at the 2011 Lazaro Barrera Memorial Stocks (G3); and Molto Allegroa bet winner in Japan.
Bred in Kentucky by Town and Country Horse Farms, Frank Taylor and Kim Taylor, the filly chestnut was acquired by Legion Bloodstock for Fortune Farms for $140,000 from the Taylor Made Sales Agency last September. by Keeneland. She scored in eighth place in: 10 in the flawed preview for the Spring Sale.
Wavertree’s Ciaran Dunne commented: “She’s pretty typical of the stallion. “It all worked fast, and she’s a good person. She’s strong, precise, and sound, and she’s done well here.”
Hip 1110 is a daughter of Justify that got rid of stakes and created stakes Catienus deposit mare Storm Dixie . The flashy chestnut yarn is a half-sister with many students who won first prizes Princess of Sylmar winner of 2013 TVG Coaching Club American Oaks (G1), Longines Kentucky Oaks (G1), Alabama Stakes (G1) and Beldame Invitational Stakes (G1) in a stellar racing career bringing her $2,017,220 .
David Scanlon said: “She has a great pedigree, and she has been queen all year. “She came in and looked like a good horse from the start. She trained and got even better as we went on. She’s matured in every way; she’s taller and longer. She moves well and acts like the real deal.”
Justify consigned was simply an 8-mile Hip 1110 in: 10 at the OBS Spring Sale in fabric show
On sale on Friday, the little girl will make her third trip through the auction round. She was $370,000 RNA at the November 2020 Keeneland Breeding Stock Sale for Paramount Sales, and she failed to change hands at last year’s Saratoga Sale, Fasig-Tipton’s Select Yearling offering , where she left the ring unsold at $325,000. She signaled her readiness for the next step in her career with an eight-mile breeze at: 10 in the flawed preview.
“As a pony, she can be a bit dated,” says Scanlon. “She’s always had a good frame, but through practice she has really filled in her top lane and gotten better in every way. everything comes together for her as it is. She’s one of those people who knows herself well.”
On the last two days of the sale, other Justifys that were selling well were the Hip 677, a pony; Hips 828, a dirty man; Hip 1139, a dirty man; and Hip 1201, a pony.
