Some five hours into Book 1 of the Keeneland November Breeding Stock Sale Nov. 5 in Lexington, a trio of mares each sold for $1.5 million. Source

Mandy Pope’s Whisper Hill Farm landed the top-selling mare during Day 1 of the Keeneland November Breeding Stock Sale when she bought multiple graded stakes winner Roses for Debra (Hip 198). The big gray or roan mare is a daughter of Liam’s Map. Source

J.S. Company went to $500,000 to land the first weanling by 2022 Horse of the Year Flightline to be offered at the Keeneland November Breeding Stock Sale that started Nov. 5. Eaton Sales consigned the colt out of stakes-placed winner Champagne Lady. Source

Just more than two months after the most lucrative victory of her racing career, Walkathon was purchased by Emmanuel de Seroux’s Narvick International, agent for Japan’s Grand Stud, for $1.5 million at the Keeneland November Breeding Stock Sale. Source

Canadian Horse of the Year and recent Breeders’ Cup Filly & Mare Turf (G1T) winner Moira became the second highest-priced mare during the Fasig-Tipton The November Sale when an entity named Bayles bought her for $4.3 million. Source

Spendthrift Farm bought Denim and Pearls (Hip 240), a grade 2 winner by the farm’s multiple leading sire Into Mischief and a full sister to Santa Anita Handicap (G1) winner Newgate. Source

Emmanuel De Seroux’s Narvick International signed the ticked for Surge Capacity (Hip 197), a 4-year-old daughter Flintshire who is carrying her first foal by Into Mischief. Source

Katsumi Yoshida bought Adare Manor (Hip 214), a daughter of Uncle Mo, who won eight graded stakes, three of them at the grade 1 and earned nearly $2.1 million for Michael Lund Petersen. The mare was consigned by Hill ‘n’ Dale at Xalapa. Source

Private Mission, a multiple grade 2 winner by Into Mischief campaigned by Charles and Susan Chu, became the first mare to cross the $2 million threshold at Fasig-Tipton’s The November Sale. She is in foal to Curlin. Source

The first weanling by 2022 Horse of the Year Flightline sells to agent David Ingordo. Source