Dance Of Victory was followed on the top-selling list by three $200,000 purchases: the walking colt Augusta National to Brett Pelling, the walking colt Wouldyoulikeamint to Andrew Harris, and the trotting colt Detonate to Brixton Medical Inc.
On Tuesday, a total of 371 yearlings were sold for a total of $14.3 million, an average of $38,547. During the second session last year, 379 yearlings sold for $14.9 million, an average of $39,507.
Through two sessions this year, the sale has raised nearly $30.6 million for 541 yearlings, an average of $56,551. Last year, after two sessions, the total was $31.5 million for 529 yearlings, an average of $59,605.
Dance Of Victory is the second foal of She Rocks Kemp. Her family includes Yannick G Kemp, who this year at age 3 won the Kentucky Sire Stakes final at Oak Grove and a division of the Garden State Trot in New Jersey. Dance Of Victory was bred by Jonas Schlabach and comes from Concord Stud Farm. She qualifies for New Jersey.
Augusta Nationaal is a son of Pebble beach-Square Dancer from the family of Dan Patch Award winner Allamerican Native and Breeders Crown champion Allamerican Nadia. He is a half-brother to Signal Caller, who won a division of the Bluegrass Stakes (G3) this year in 1:48.4. The colt was bred by Frederick Hertrich III and consigned by All American Harnessbreds. He is eligible for Kentucky, Kentucky Stallion Bonus and Maryland Standardbred Race Fund.
Wouldyoulikeamint is an eligible son of Ohio Down on the coast-Double a coin. His family includes OK Heavenly, the dam of this year’s Max C. Hempt Memorial winner and Breeders Crown runner-up Dandy Ideal. He was bred by Farhi Standardbred Corp. and shipped by Icy Stable.
Detonate is a son of Green shoe-Ilia. His siblings include stakes winners Within rangeClean lines, Long Tom and Go Boom. The family also includes Yankee Windsong, the mother of Hall of Famer Windsong’s Legacy. Detonate was bred by Windsong Stable and consigned by Concord Stud Farm.
The final session of the three-day yearling portion of the Standardbred Horse Sale begins Wednesday at 10 a.m.
A two-day mixed sale will be held on Thursday and Friday, with sessions starting at 11am on both days.
Find the auction’s yearling catalogue here and mixed sales catalogue here. Visit the sales company website for the live stream hereand click for full results here.
Through Ken Weingartnerfor the USTA
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