A pony of the stallion Lane’s End spinning candy proved to be a hotly contested item in the ring during the opening session of the Ocala Breeders’ 2-year-old Training Dog Spring Sale on April 25. :09 4/5 at last week’s ongoing preview and left the auction floor on Tuesday with a final bid of $800,000 from Oliver St Lawrence Bloodstock.
“He had a lovely quick time and seemed to maintain it for a long time. I think he took the biggest step of the day,” said St Lawrence, who said the pony I’m going to Dubai to train with Fawzi Nass. “He’s our kind, a big, strong horse. We’ve been squeezed a little bit.”
Consigned by Steven Venosa’s Thoroughbred SGV dealer, black stallion or brown foal produced by graded stakes Uncle Mo mare Conquer Babayaga . The pony comes from the family of Canadian champions mistake 2009 Alcibiades Stakes (G1) winner in KeenelandAnd Zilzal , winner of class 1 and Horse of the Year in the UK. Bred in Kentucky by St. Elias Stable, Kentucky crossbred foal acquired for $120,000 in St. George at Keeneland’s September Annual Sale last year.
“We liked him back home, but whenever you bring them here, you just hope they show up and he shows up,” Venosa said. “We got him right from Keeneland. He went bankrupt on our farm. At Keeneland he was just a big, immature horse. As time went on, he really enjoyed himself. full and blooming. He’s been here (OBS) and doing great. Every day he’s getting better and he’s improved since Day One.”
Earlier in the day, St Lawrence bought a Guitar Star dirty, consignment is Hip 161 by Richardson Bloodstock, agent. Stake Winner charged cotton is the sibling of two-time Louisiana Champions Day Ladies Sprint Stakes winner Egg loaded .
In the last week, the program is being implemented closely, the chubby boy has taken the lead with the score: 10 1/5.
Bred in Louisiana by Brittlyn, the chestnut was originally sold in the Keeneland Annual Sale last September for $100,000 to Lane Richardson, agent of Kevin Knuckley. She sold on Tuesday for $200,000, making a profit on her hookups.
