Weaning foals from the first stallion vekoma and Country house sold for $290,000 and $250,000 respectively on November 13 to top the seventh session of the Keeneland November Livestock Stock Sale.
Keeneland reported 279 horses of the 338 horses that passed through the ring on Sunday were sold for a total of $9,349,400, down 2.4% from 2021 figures. Average price up 6.6 % to $33,510 and the average price down to $20,000, representing a 13% year-over-year decline. Fifty-nine horses failed to meet their reserves to express an RNA ratio of 17.5%. RNA counts doubled during the 2021 session, showing a 51.2% increase.
During the corresponding 2021 session, 305 of the 338 horses changed hands for a total value of $9,579,400, with an average price of $31,408 and an average price of $23,000. Thirty-three horses did not sell, accounting for an RNA ratio of 9.7%.
In the past seven days of sales, Keeneland reports 1,624 of the 2,055 horses under the hammer were sold for a total of $202,299,300, up 6.3% year over year, with an average price tag of 124,569 dollars and an average of $60,000. Four hundred and thirty-one individuals remain unsold, with an RNA percentage of 21%.
At this time a year ago, 1,746 of the 2,085 products offered for sale had sold for a total of $190,244,000, with an average price of $108,959 (up 14.3% from 2021). ) and the average price is $60,000. The RNA ratio was 16.2% representing 339 unsold horses.
A mare is ushered into the stall at Keeneland Stall sale in November
A weaned pony of multiple tier 1 winners Vekoma sold to Oreo Racing for $290,000. Winner of the deposit amount Female drama , by Charlie India, he was consigned as Hip 2355 by Brookdale Sales, agent of Susan Anderson Racing. The pony, which is a half-brother with shares Startdfromdabottom comes from the family of 2001 Kentucky Derby winner Monarchos and group 1 New Real Deal winner.
Bellarmine Racing acquired the weaned foal, consigned as Hip 2370, in the 2019 Kentucky Derby presented by Woodford Reserve (G1) Country House winner for $250,000. Gainesway, dealer, consigned pony, first pony of victory Ghostzapper mare Georgia Clay. He comes from a family with many French group 1 winners Action one and the winner bet Maedean Midsummer, summer Wind and Summer Adirondack .
Gainesway was the top depositor in the session, with a total turnover of $1,186,500 for the 23 traded horses.
Wimberley Bloodstock paid $200,000 for Indian Mound, a 3-year-old Medaglia d’Oro from the family of 1st grade winners Eastern Echo and exciting Together with you won the 2nd grade screaming Roar, and Tax . Consigned as Hip 2405 by agent Indian Creek, she was not among the winners of the Veracity Mare Distorted Humor.
Spending a total of $380,000 on three horses, Wimberley Bloodstock was the top buyer on Day 7.
Lastchanceforlove 5-year-old daughter won the bet of Violence , was sold to Shepherd Equine Advisors, agent of Larry Hirsch, for $190,000. In addition to the winning mare Awesome Again Awe Hush, she was consigned by dealer Brookdale Sales as Hip 2428.
Indian Creek, agent, also deposited cow eye beauty Hip 2276, 4 year old bet winner equals Dialed who sold it to Sheamus Mills Bloodstock for $180,000. Winner’s half-sister Vergara she comes from the British Heavyweight Millenary family, winner of group 2 Knights to see and group 3 winners Dancing Bloom, Head In The Clouds, and cosmic grassland . Bullseye Beauty is no longer in Figure of Beauty, from Street Cry.
The November Breeding Sale continues November 14 with Hips 2635-3035 and runs through November 16. All remaining sessions begin at 10 a.m. ET.
Keeneland will introduce a November race sale on November 17, starting at noon.
