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Fasig-Tipton has cataloged 246 main catalog entries for The November Sale, the company's selected mixed sale to be held in Lexington, Ky. on Tuesday, Nov. 7, following the Breeders' Cup. The single-session sale will begin at 2 p.m.

“The Fasig-Tipton November Sale annually offers a collection of the world's finest bloodstock,” said Fasig-Tipton President Boyd Browning. “This year's catalog is once again outstanding, offering 55 graded stakes winners or producers, 26 of which are Grade 1.”

Browning continued: “We have Eclipse champions, international champions, multiple Breeders' Cup winners, and a Kentucky Oaks winner. On the producer side, buyers will find the dams of Eclipse Award winners, Breeders' Cup winners, and a Royal Ascot winner. This sale is one-stop shopping for those seeking the very best.”

The sale begins with 135 weanlings – selected on pedigree and conformation – before transitioning into racing/broodmare prospects and broodmares as afternoon turns to evening.

“Weanlings have become a very important part of this sale, and this year, we tightened up our acceptance standards to ensure a high-quality group from top to bottom. It's a very good group of foals,” Browning added. “The racing and breeding offerings are even deeper this year, as well.  Buyers will find significant quality at all levels of the market.”

The catalog may now be viewed online, including Fasig-Tipton's popular Enhanced Catalog.

The Enhanced Catalog provides up-to-date catalogue pages, Daily Racing Form past performances, and race replays; an Alan Porter pedigree analysis and five-cross pedigrees for all racing/broodmare prospects and broodmares; stallion register pages for all sires of weanlings and covering sires; as well as other tools to aid prospective buyers. All Grade 1 winning females off the track or carrying their first foals will also be profiled with individual feature videos.

Print catalogs will be available by Oct. 6. The catalog will also be available via the Equineline sales catalogue app.

Online bidding and phone bidding will be available.

The November Sale will also offer a supplemental catalog. Fasig-Tipton will accept approved entries for the supplement through the Breeders' Cup.

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The 2023 Fasig-Tipton Midlantic Fall Yearling Sale concluded its two-session run Tuesday evening at the Maryland State Fairgrounds in Timonium, Md.

A colt by Nyquist (Hip 160) topped the session and the sale when sold for $205,000 to Thorostock LLC & Seth Morris Thoroughbreds from the consignment of Becky Davis Inc., agent (video).

Out of the winning Not For Love mare How My Heart Works, the dark bay or brown colt is a half-brother to graded stakes placed Monday Morning QB, winner of last year's Maryland Million Classic, and a full sibling to Asawer, second runner up in this year's Group 3 U.A.E. Oaks. Hip 160 was bred in Maryland by Bowman & Higgins Stable.

Thorostock LLC & Seth Morris Thoroughbreds also teamed up for the session's second highest-priced yearling, going to $175,000 for a colt by Street Sense (Hip 376) from the consignment of Northview Stallion Station, agent.

The dark bay or brown colt is the second foal out of the stakes winning Jump Start mare Victory Rally, from the immediate family of graded stakes winners Who Did It and Run and Hangover Kid. Hip 376 was bred in Maryland by Sycamore Hall Thoroughbreds.

Rounding out the top five hips of the session were:

– A filly by Vekoma (Hip 368) out of Undisputed Legend, sold for $170,000 to Golden Lion Racing from the consignment of Northview Stallion Station, agent. The chestnut filly is a half-sister to seven winners, including graded stakes placed multiple stakes winner and near-millionaire Whereshetoldmetogo (El Padrino). Hip 368 was bred in Maryland by David H. Wade.

– A colt by Good Magic (Hip 342) out of Tap the Magic, sold for $155,000 to YNOT Stables from the consignment of Gracie Bloodstock, agent. The gray or roan colt is out of a winning full-sister to Grade 1 winner and millionaire Ring Weekend. Hip 342 was bred in Pennsylvania by Warrior's Reward LLC & Good Magic Syndicate.

– A colt by Maclean's Music (Hip 409) out of My Happy Place, sold for $145,000 to Scanlon Training and Sales from the consignment of Scott Mallory, agent. The dark bay or brown colt is the second foal out of a winning Tapit daughter of graded stakes winner My Happy Face, from the immediate family of Grade 1 winner Forest Danger. Hip 409 was bred in Kentucky by Hill N Dale Equine Holdings.

Over the course of two days, 289 yearlings sold for $7,078,000, good for an average of $24,491. The median was $12,000. The RNA rate was 21.4 percent.

Full results are available online.

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Six K's Training and Sales, owned and operated by Scott Kintz and family, is relocating.

Founded in 2019, Six K's has run their operation from Midwest Thoroughbreds in Anthony, Fla., the past few years. They will be moving to Woodford Thoroughbreds in Reddick, Fla., which is a homecoming of sorts for Kintz as he worked for Woodford prior to starting his own training and sales company.

A lifelong horseman, Kintz also worked for Taylor Made Farm and Mandy Pope's Whisper Hill Farm.

“I couldn't be happier to be moving back home,” said Kintz. “I came to Florida to work for Woodford and now we're taking Six K's back there. My son Nick, who is my assistant, grew up there and worked on the farm while in high school, so we both know the farm very well. We are grateful that Mr. (John) Sykes (owner of Woodford Thoroughbreds) has allowed us the opportunity to come to what I feel is the best farm in Florida and grow our business. I want to thank Mr. and Mrs. Papiese (Richard and Karen, owner of Midwest Thoroughbreds) and the entire staff at Midwest for our time there.”

Six K's plans to be up and running at their new location at Woodford Thoroughbreds by the end of this month.

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Keeneland has cataloged 3,569 horses for its 80th November Breeding Stock Sale, which will begin Wednesday, Nov. 8 and run nine sessions through Thursday,

Nov. 16 with the stand-alone November Horses of Racing Age Sale the following day. Click here for the catalog for the Breeding Stock Sale, which features proven producers, coveted broodmare prospects who were successful racehorses and royally bred weanlings at all levels of the market.

The auction will open with a single-day Book 1, which begins at 1 p.m. ET and will showcase an exceptional group of highly prized broodmares, broodmare prospects and weanlings. Among them are stakes winner Puca, who is carrying a full sibling to 2023 Kentucky Derby Presented by Woodford Reserve winner Mage; Breeders' Cup winner Caravel and her dam, Zeezee Zoomzoom, in foal to Justify; and Grade 1 winner Dalika (GER), in foal to Flightline.

The November Breeding Stock Sale catalog also includes 11 horses from the Estate of Michael Baum. Mt. Brilliant Farm is handling the dispersal, which includes mares in foal to Candy Ride (ARG), Into Mischief, Maxfield, Mendelssohn and Uncle Mo as well as weanlings by Candy Ride, More Than Ready, Street Boss and Street Sense.

“Keeneland is bullish about the future of Thoroughbred racing, thanks to another successful September Yearling Sale and the excitement surrounding the upcoming Fall Meet,” Keeneland Vice President of Sales Tony Lacy said. “The quality of our November Sale catalog always draws international attention as owners and breeders look to the future by enhancing their broodmare bands and investing in foals.”

Print catalogs for the November Breeding Stock Sale are scheduled to arrive around Oct. 13.

Breeding Stock Sale schedule

The catalog for the November Breeding Stock Sale includes 1,779 weanlings and more than 2,000 broodmares and broodmare prospects. The auction will present the following schedule: 

Book 1 – Wednesday, Nov. 8. Session begins at 1 p.m. with 237 horses in the catalog. Keeneland will consider supplements to Book 1 until the auction starts.

Every remaining session begins at 10 a.m.:

Book 2 – Thursday-Friday, Nov. 9-10. A total of 812 horses are cataloged over the two days.

Book 3 – Saturday-Sunday, Nov. 11-12. A total of 829 horses are cataloged over the two days.

Book 4 – Monday-Tuesday, Nov. 13-14. A total of 832 horses are cataloged over the two days.

Book 5 – Wednesday-Thursday, Nov. 15-16. A total of 859 horses are cataloged over the two days.

All Keeneland sales are livestreamed at Keeneland.com. As always, online and phone bidding will be available.

November has sire power

Established stallions and popular young sires are represented in the November Breeding Stock Sale catalog by in-foal mares and weanlings. One of them is Horse of the Year Flightline, who entered stud this year and has 11 in-foal mares in the catalog.

Additional stallions with their first in-foal mares in the catalog include champions Corniche, Epicenter and Jackie's Warrior; Preakness winner Early Voting; Belmont winner Mo Donegal; and Grade 1 winners Aloha West, Cyberknife, Drain the Clock, Golden Pal, Happy Saver, Idol, Jack Christopher, Life Is Good, Mandaloun, Mystic Guide, Olympiad, Pinehurst and Speaker's Corner.

Broodmares in the catalog are in foal to 170 stallions, among them American Pharoah, Authentic, Bolt d'Oro, Candy Ride (ARG), Constitution, Curlin, Ghostzapper, Good Magic, Gun Runner, Hard Spun, Into Mischief, Justify, Liam's Map, Maclean's Music, Maximus Mischief, Medaglia d'Oro, McKinzie, Munnings, Not This Time, Nyquist, Omaha Beach, Practical Joke, Quality Road, Speightstown, Street Sense, Tapit, Twirling Candy, Uncle Mo, Vekoma, Volatile, War Front and War of Will.

A total of 155 stallions, including the group named above, have weanlings in the catalog. In addition, sires with their first weanlings in the catalog include Horse of the Year Knicks Go, champion Essential Quality and Grade 1 winners Charlatan, Maxfield, Silver State and Yaupon. 

Weanling purchases become Grade 1 winners 

Grade 1 winners of 2023 who were purchased as weanlings at the November Sale include champion Forte, who won the G1 Curlin Florida Derby Presented by Hill 'n' Dale Farm at Xalapa along with the G2 Fountain of Youth and G2 Jim Dandy Presented by DK Horse. Additional Grade 1 winners in North America who were sold as weanlings at the auction are Angel of Empire (Arkansas Derby), Exaulted (Shoemaker Mile) and Marketsegmentation (New York).

Around the world, two November Sale graduates have captured Group 1 stakes this year. In Japan, Lemon Pop won the February. In the United Arab Emirates, Sibelius took the Dubai Golden Shaheen Sponsored by Nakheel.

The online catalog for Keeneland's November Horses of Racing Age Sale will be available by the end of the week of Oct. 16. Keeneland will continue to accept approved supplements for the auction until the Nov. 17 sale day.

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