Lexington, Ky -Trotting Filly Ebb n Flow was the top seller during the fourth session on Thursday of the Lexington Selected Yearling Sale, purchased in the phasig-tipton Pavilion by Sabine Kagebrant, as an agent for Courant Inc., for $ 145,000.
Ebb n flow, a daughter of Green Manalishi S-Hustle Heart, is half a sister to win fly light winner. She is from the 2008 Hambletonian Oaks winner Creamy Mimi and Dan Patch Award winner Pizza Dolce, The Grandam from 2022 Trotter of the Year Bella Bellini. Creamy Mimi is the mother of the French café, the mother of Djeuner, who sold for $ 1 million on the opening evening of the Lexington Sale.
Bred by Al Libfeld and sent by Kentuckiana Farms, EBB N Flow, Ontario and Kentucky is eligible.
Two other yearlings sold for six digits on Thursday – Pacing Filly Ivy Station and Pacing Colt Sun Hawk.
Ivy Station, a daughter of Papi Rob Hanover-Indra Hanover, was purchased for $ 110,000 by Rick Berks. The eligible Pennsylvania and Kentucky, whose family includes millionaire newborn Sassy, was bred and raised by Bloodstock in the spring station.
Sun Hawk, a son of Bulldog Hanover-Kiss me on the beach, was purchased for $ 100,000 by Brandon Arsenault, as an agent for Gregg McNair. The eligible from Ontario was bred by Willow Oak Ranch and sent by Hunterton Sales Agency.
The fourth session of Thursday’s sale saw 195 yearlings sell for a total of $ 4.36 million, an average of $ 22,400. Last year, 208 horses on day 4 sold for $ 5.86 million, an average of $ 28.216.
So far, this year, 766 horses have sold for $ 56.88 million, an average of $ 74,265. Last year up to and including four sessions, the gross was $ 61.04 million for 771 horses, an average of $ 79.171.
The fifth and last session of the sale starts at 7 p.m. Friday.
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