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A colt from the second-crop of young sire Not This Time (Hip 3839) topped the penultimate session of Keeneland September Thursday, selling to Royal Flush Racing for $115,000.

The dark bay is out of Race Hunter (Dixie Union), who is a half-sister to MGSW & MGISP Paid Up Subscriber (Candy Ride {Arg}). He was consigned by Trackside Farm for Tenlane Farm, who purchased the colt’s dam for $180,000 with this yearling in utero.

A total of 169 yearlings changed hands during Thursday’s session for a gross of $2,086,800. The median was $7,000 and the average was $12,347 with 34horses failing to meet their reserves.

Through the first 11 days of selling, 2,302 horses sold for $247,437,300 with an average of $107,488 and median of $45,000. There were 825 RNAs.

Keeneland September concludes Friday with its 12th session starting at 10 a.m.

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Royal Flush Racing was the leading buyer of Thursday's penultimate session of the Keeneland September Yearling Sale when it spent $115,000 to acquire a colt by Not This Time.

Consigned by Trackside Farm, agent for Tenlane Farm, the colt is out of Race Hunter, by Dixie Union, and from the family of Grade 2 winners Paid Up Subscriber and Stanley Park.

On Thursday, during the 11th of 12 sessions of the auction, Keeneland sold 169 yearlings for $2,086,600, for an average of $12,347 and a median of $7,000. The entire auction has grossed $237,311,300 for 2,179 yearlings, for an average of $108,908 and a median of $45,000.

Mick Price Racing, Australia purchased the day's second highest-priced yearling by spending $100,000 on a colt by Declaration of War. Taylor Made Sales Agency, agent, consigned the colt, who is out of the Distorted Humor mare Sweet Chant. He is from the family of champion Singspiel; Grade/Group 2 winners Rahy, Rakeen, Campanologist, Well Rounded and Isabella Sings; and Group 3 winners Ability and One Fine Day.

Selling 16 horses for $252,200, Taylor Made was the day's leading consignor.

The final session of the September Sale begins Friday at 10 a.m.

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