Slow Down Andy never did slow down while taking the $300,000 Awesome Again (G1) gate-to-wire at Santa Anita Park. Mario Gutierrez was aboard for trainer Doug O’Neill and owner Reddam Racing—the same connections as Slow Down Andy’s sire, Nyquist.  Source

Spendthrift Farm announced the multiple leading sire’s fee Sept. 28, along with the majority of the fees for its roster of 26 stallions. Fees are to be determined for Arabian Lion, Maximus Mischief, Mitole, Omaha Beach, Vino Rosso, and Zandon. Source

Mage will stand at stud at the Midway, Ky., nursery upon his retirement from racing. The son of Good Magic is currently being aimed for the Nov. 4 Breeders’ Cup Classic (G1). Source

Hustled to the lead by jockey Florent Geroux, Saudi Crown controlled the $1 million Pennsylvania Derby (G1) from start to finish, outlasting a late-running Dreamlike to prevail. Source

Halfway through the fourth session at the Keeneland September Yearling Sale, agent Lauren Carlisle, buying for an undisclosed client, saw out rapid-fire bidding to acquire a $1.1 million Curlin colt consigned by Taylor Made Sales Agency. Source

West Point Thoroughbreds and Talla Racing partnered to acquire a Not This Time colt for $1.05 million Sept. 14 at Keeneland. The colt was the first seven-figure purchase during the fourth day of the ongoing September Yearling Sale. Source

West Point Thoroughbreds and Talla Racing partnered to acquire a Not This Time colt for $1.05 million Sept. 14 at Keeneland. The colt was the first seven-figure purchase of the fourth day of Keeneland’s ongoing September Yearling Sale. Source

Freshman sire McKenzie has a banner Day 3 at the Keeneland September Sale after the colt out of Puca commanded $1.2 million from Dottie Ingordo, bidding on behalf of CRK Stable. His Kentucky Derby (G1)-winning sibling Mage was fresh on their minds. Source

A chestnut colt consigned as Hip 614 by Runnymede Farm, who co-bred him with Peter Callahan, sold for $1.15 million Sept. 13 during the third session of the September Yearling Sale at Keeneland. Source

The colt out of grade 3 winner Ever So Clever was the first horse to hit seven figures on Day 3 of the Keeneland September Yearling Sale. Source