Joe ended up purchasing five last night, three while we were eating at the restaurant. Actually, Joe had assistant Keelan MacDonald at Fasig-Tipton and he was doing some bidding. I sat across from Joe and he had his I-Pad open and was watching the yearling sale action. Some got steak and some got fish, and Wendy had the fried chicken, which looked great.
In all there were 10 of us, including myself, Karl, Joe Holloway, Howard Perlmutter, Sarah Lauren, Nick Salvi, Libby Jones, Brian and Kathy Boyle and my USTA co-worker Wendy Ross. I received an invitation from Karl Nagle to join him and others at Blue Heron Steakhouse, and as I was driving over I was wondering who else would be in the group. Thus far they’ve sold 68 yearlings for $8.712 million, an average of $128,118.īefore I get to this morning, let me tell you about dinner last night. Congratulations again to Steve and Cindy Stewart’s Hunterton Sales Agency as my sponsors continue to have a strong sale. Wednesday’s third session of the yearling sale continued to set records and as we head into Thursday’s fourth session, the total gross sales are just a bit more than $1 million away from setting an all-time sale record. We’ve had three days of racing, three sessions of the yearling sale, and Friday begins the last three days of racing, concluding on Sunday with the Kentucky Futurity and world champion Bulldog Hanover starting in the Allerage. Lexington, KY - I don’t know about you, but the days are flying by during these two weeks of Grand Circuit racing at The Red Mile and the Lexington Selected Yearling Sale at Fasig-Tipton.
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