The online catalog is now available for the 2020 Keeneland September Yearling Sale, featuring 4,272 horses on offer over 12 sessions.
This year's auction will commence with the select Book 1 on Sunday, Sept. 13 and Monday, Sept. 14, offering 225 horses per day.
The September sale's traditional “Dark Day” will take place on Tuesday, Sept. 15 between Books 1 and 2, and the sale will continue daily from Wednesday, Sept. 16 to Friday, Sept. 25.
Keeneland has enhanced its online catalog for buyers and sellers for the 2020 September Yearling Sale. Over the coming weeks, sellers will be submitting the following, which will be available for your review:
– Walking videos to provide virtual inspections for buyers no matter your location.
– Consignor comments featuring notes and key details on yearlings, as submitted by sellers.
Keeneland has also expanded its bidding options, delivering a world-class experience no matter your location. Keeneland's remote bidding options integrate directly with the live auction experience in real-time, just as if you were standing in the Sales Pavilion.
Online: Access and bid on the auction in real-time through our new online bidding service
By Phone: Expanded phone bidding will be available to buyers throughout the sale
On-Site: Additional bidding locations will be available to buyers on-site to allow for proper social distancing
To sign up for remote bidding, Keeneland encourage bidders to complete the following steps at least two weeks prior to the September Sale:
- Register for an account in the Keeneland Sales Portal at portal.keeneland.com
- Log in, once your account is set up
- Request credit within the Keeneland Sales Portal for the upcoming September Sale
- Ready to bid. Once your credit has been approved, you're set to participate. Log into the Keeneland Sales Portal during the sale to access your live online bidding dashboard or indicate that you'd like to bid by phone.
To view the online catalog, click here.
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