Bidding opens Feb. 23 at 8 .m. ET with the first listing set to close at 5 p.m. Subsequent listings will close in three-minute increments.

Paisley Singing is the third highest-earning daughter of Golden Lad, one of Maryland's top stallions behind Hello Beautiful, who sold for $410,000 at the 2022 Keeneland January Horses of Racing Age Sale, and Cinnabunny, who hammered down at $240,000 at Keeneland November in 2021.

Among the other offerings are Princess Adira (Cairo Prince), a half-sister to recent Dixie Belle S. runner-up Pate (Super Saver); Wundahowigothere (Big Brown), a 13-year-old daughter of Wonder Lady Anne L; Wisdom Keeper (Quality Road), an unraced 3-year-old racing prospect out of GI Breeders' Cup Ladies' Classic winner Life Is Sweet (Storm Cat), a recent bullet worker at Charles Town; and three Argentinian-bred broodmares, including champion sprinter and MG1SW Forty Doriana (Arg) (Roar).

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A half-dozen horses will be offered by Windhorse Thoroughbreds LLC, highlighted by the 2-year-old filly Scouting Party (Flat Out). Bred in New York and currently in training in Virginia, the February foal is out of an unraced daughter of Saint Misbehavin' (Sweetsouthernsaint), the dam of SW Mischief Maker (Cape Town) and the granddam of SW Makingcents (Goldencents). Windhorse also consigns the 7-year-old Causin' Trouble (Noble Causeway), a half-sister to Mischief Maker, who has been pronounced in foal to Modernist (Uncle Mo) on a Mar. 13 cover.

Denali Stud is offering a yearling Candy Ride (Arg) colt out of Emerald Quality (Quality Road), a half-sister to GSP Our Dahlia (Belong to Me) and from the family of MGSW & GISP Capital Plan (Rock Hard Ten).

Bidding will open May 26 at 8 a.m. ET, with the first listing set to close at 5 p.m. ET later that afternoon. Subsequent listings will close in three-minute intervals thereafter. For additional information, please visit wanamakers.com.

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“I've teamed up with Auctav because they are a young and new company that so far have been successful with its concept of online auctions,” said Pritchard Webb. “I believe they have a talented team who source the best horses possible and to be a part of that for me is brilliant.”

“Jacob Pritchard Webb will be the repesentative of Auctav in Ireland and England,” said Arnaud Angeliaume, general director of Auctav. “Jacobs represents the perfect link with the French market. He is known on both sides of the Channel and he is still passionate about horse racing. Above all, the whole Auctav team admires the strength of character he showed after his accident. He speaks perfectly French and English and he will be an essential asset for us.”

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Highlights of the catalog include a three-horse offering of broodmares from McMahon Thoroughbreds of Saratoga, most notably Credit Analyst, a 4-year-old daughter of Central Banker currently in-foal to Goldencents.

Proceeds from the 12 stallion seasons on offer will be donated to Love My Pitties, a non-profit rescue, sanctuary, and rehabilitation program for dogs coming from high kill and rural shelters.

More detailed information on the 33 offerings can be found at wanamakers.com. Prospective buyers may browse the website to view pedigrees, pictures, and videos of each hip offered. In-person inspections may be scheduled by contacting sellers with the information provided in the catalog.

The auction will be open for a week in total, with live bidding opening at 8 a.m. ET on Jan. 19 and the first listing closing on Jan. 27 at 5 p.m. ET. Subsequent listings will end in three-minute increments. Detailed information on the buying process can be found at wanamakers.com/buy

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The auction will raise funds for the NYTB to continue fulfilling its mission of promoting New York breeding and racing and protecting the welfare of industry stakeholders. In addition, a percentage of proceeds from seasons sold for stallions standing in Kentucky will be donated to the Foundation of Appalachian Kentucky to aid the relief and recovery efforts of those impacted by recent tornadoes in the region.

More detailed information on the 49 stallion seasons being offered can be found at wanamakers.com. Prospective buyers may browse the website to view pictures, pedigrees, and more detailed information on each stallion. The breeding seasons are offered as No Guarantee (NG), non-refundable seasons.

Live bidding opens on Tuesday, Jan. 11 at 8 a.m. ET, and will close on Thursday, Jan. 13 at 5 p.m. ET. Subsequent listings will end in three-minute increments. Detailed information on the buying process can be found at wanamakers.com/buy.

Wanamaker's January Sale will also be held from Jan. 19-27 with entries closing on January 18.

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“This feature has had considerable success in our sport horse online auctions, and Cathy and I decided the time is right to open it up to our Thoroughbred auctions. It's something no other Thoroughbred online auction companies are offering” said Tim Jennings of ThoroughbredAuctions.com.

“Make an Offer” is similar to “Buy it Now,” except that no purchase price is given. Potential buyers must have an account, be logged in, and have a bidders number. Only then will the “Make an Offer” button appear. A buyer makes an offer by clicking the button and entering the amount offered. ThoroughbredAuctions.com will then take the offer to the seller, and negotiate from there. The offer can be accepted, rejected or negotiated to an acceptable amount. If an acceptable price is agreed on, ThoroughbredAuctions.com will send out an invoice. Payment must be received before actual bidding opens. If bidding opens, any offers will become null and void.

“Make an Offer” is another way that the company can better serve their customers' needs. It is now available for the January Mixed Auction for Thoroughbreds.

Entries for that auction are open. Go to ThoroughbredAuctions.com and follow the links to the entry form. Bidding opens Dec. 30, and closes Jan. 4. Entry fee is $250/horse and 5 percent commission if sold. No RNA fees.

Flashpoint Bloodstock and its subsidiaries SportHorseAuctions.com and ThoroughbredAuctions.com pioneered Internet Auctions for equines and have produced more than 101 online horse auctions since 2012, selling 2,062.

The Flashpoint team produced some of the most successful online equine auctions ever held: The R.D. Hubbard Dispersal with 54 horses sold for $1,560,350 with an average price of $28,895, the 2012 U.S. Marshalls Service Auction of Assets of Rita Crundwell with 81 horses sold for $1,642,200 and an average price of $20,774, and the Rancho Corazon production sale of Sport Horses selling seven horses with an average price of $17,643.

Flashpoint Bloodstock LLC owners Tim and Cathy Jennings, managed more than 380 live horse auctions selling over 80,000 horses for $200,000,000. Their experience includes management of the Pony Finals Auction, the AQHA World Championship Show Sale and the All-American Quarter Horse Congress Super Sale.

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Entries are now open and early entries include daughters of Curlin, Tiznow, Flat Out and Bodemeister. Covering sires include first-year stallions Thousand Words and the exciting young son of Uncle Mo, Caracaro.

Bidding opens Dec. 30, and closes Jan. 4. Entry fee is $250 per horse and five-percent commission if sold. There is no RNA fee.

Flashpoint Bloodstock and its subsidiaries SportHorseAuctions.com and ThoroughbredAuctions.com have surpassed 2,000 horses sold in internet auctions. The team pioneered Internet Auctions for equines and has produced than 101 Internet Auctions since 2012, selling more than 2,062 horses for over $13,000,0000.

The Flashpoint team produced some of the most successful online equine auctions ever held: The R.D. Hubbard Dispersal with 54 horses sold for $1,560,350 with an average price of $28,895; the 2012 U.S. Marshalls Service Auction of Assets of Rita Crundwell with 81 horses sold for $1,642,200 and an average price of $20,774; and the Rancho Corazon production sale of Sport Horses selling seven horses with an average price of $17,643.

Flashpoint Bloodstock LLC owners Tim and Cathy Jennings, have managed more than 380 live horse auctions selling over 80,000 horses for $200 million. Their experience includes management of the Pony Finals Auction, the AQHA World Championship Show Sale and the All-American Quarter Horse Congress Super Sale.

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Highlights of the sale include a five-horse offering from Housatonic Bloodstock, each of which being well-bred Maryland-bred weanlings by prominent stallions. In addition, there is two-horse offering from Rancho Temescal including broodmare prospect Smiling Annie, a half-sister to 2017 Breeders' Cup Mile third-place finisher, Blackjackcat.

More detailed information on the 34 offerings can be found at wanamakers.com. Prospective buyers may browse the website to view pedigrees, pictures, and videos of each hip offered. In-person inspections may be scheduled by contacting sellers with the information provided in the catalog.

For the first time, live bidding will open as the catalog is released on Dec. 1. The sale will open at 8 a.m. ET on Dec. 1, and the first listing will close at 5 p.m. ET on Dec. 10. Subsequent listings will end in three-minute increments. Detailed information on the buying process can be found at wanamakers.com/buy.

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The 3-year-old filly by Outwork was consigned as a broodmare prospect by Taylor Made Sales Agency, agent.

American Made Thoroughbreds paid $35,000 for Highway Bound, a winning 3-year-old son of Into Mischief. Consigned by Godolphin, Highway Bound is out of multiple Grade 1 winner Seventh Street and a half-brother to Grade 2 winner Lake Avenue.

The one-day mixed October Digital Sale grossed $112,000 for six horses. Summary results are available by clicking here.

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The stunning figure establishes a new world record for any horse sold online, a growing trend in the bloodstock industry.

The daughter of Fastnet Rock is the third highest-priced mare ever sold via auction in the Southern Hemisphere behind Milanova, who fetched AUS$5 million (US$3,648,234) in 2008, and the AUS$4.2 million (US$3,064,516) outlaid for Sunlight last year, with all three purchased by Coolmore.

It was virtual theater at its best as Magnier, bidding under user name Danehill1986, fended off rival bidders with refreshed bids every thirty seconds for the best part of 15 minutes.

“Congratulations to David Ellis, Jamie Richards and the connections of this wonderful mare for what they have achieved with her on the track,” Coolmore Australia principal Tom Magnier said.

“We love Fastnet Rock mares, and she has won more Group 1 races than any of them. He is making his presence felt as a broodmares sire throughout the world, and she is one of his best daughters.”

“A mare like her needs to go to an elite stallion and thankfully there are a plethora of options for her here at Coolmore, so the likes of Wootton Bassett, Pierro and Justify will be considered. We look forward to welcoming Avantage back to the farm where she was raised and grazed.”

The star mare's racing career was brought to a sudden halt last Friday after suffering a tendon injury and the decision to disperse the syndicated 6-year-old via gavelhouse.com was promptly made by the Te Akau Avantage Syndicate (Mgr: Karyn Fenton-Ellis MNZM).

By champion sire Fastnet Rock, with a deep pedigree and strong physique, Avantage commanded interest from major breeders around the world.

Initially purchased as a yearling at Karaka by David Ellis CNZM for $210,000, the high-class mare was prepared by Jamie Richards to win 16 of her 28 starts and $2.16 million in prize money

A group winner on both sides of the Tasman, Avantage boasts the largest haul of Group 1 wins of any of Fastnet Rock's 41 individual Group 1 winners and was known for her versatility, as a Karaka Million winner at two, who won at Group 1 level between 1200 meters and 2000 meters.

“I believe in supporting New Zealand companies and am a very proud New Zealander tonight,” Ellis said

“From the day Joe Walls and Andrew Seabrook came to me with the gavelhouse.com concept I've been supportive of it and it's great to see a New Zealand company has broken the record.”

“I've been very impressed with the way she was marketed to the world at such short notice and it was great to see how much work Andrew and the NZB agents put in, alongside Haylie Martin and her team to get such a result.”

“Te Akau and Coolmore have had a fantastic association for a long time and it's wonderful Avantage is heading back to where she was conceived and born, you can see why the Magnier family are the best in the world at what they do, they have fantastic stallions and buy the best mares out there.”

Out of the Listed winning Zabeel mare Asavant, who was also Group 1-placed, Avantage was bred by Bluff couple Willie and Karen Calder.

Asavant's dam Pins 'n' Needles was a Group 3 winner and is also the dam of Group 1 winning sprinter DB Pin, a star in Hong Kong. Additionally, Avantage is a half-sister to stakes-placed So You Think mare Asathought.

The result was a historic moment for gavelhouse.com and further outlined the importance of the digital platform in connecting New Zealand with the world.

“First and foremost, a massive thank you to David Ellis and the team at Te Akau for showing their full confidence in our site by entrusting us with the marketing and sale of one of the world's most sought after mares,” gavelhouse.com general manager Haylie Martin said.

“We also thank Tom Magnier and Coolmore for their support and all of the underbidders.”

“This just shows what we can achieve with a bit of Kiwi ingenuity and teamwork in little old New Zealand, this is certainly a proud moment for the domestic industry.”

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