After getting outbid for grade 2 winner Slammed two days before, Flying Dutchmen went to $600,000 Nov. 6 to secure her half sister Smash Ticket during the second session of the Keeneland November Breeding Stock Sale. Source

Horse of the Year Flightline’s first crop of weanlings entered the Keeneland sales ring for the first time during the Keeneland November Breeding Stock Sale Nov. 5. They were met with great interest and intrigue among buyers. Source

After feeling a bit like he missed out during yearling season, Craig Bernick went to $900,000 to purchase a weanling Into Mischief colt for his Glen Hill Farm at Book 1 of the Keeneland November Breeding Stock Sale Nov. 5 in Lexington. Source

It didn’t take long for the first seven-figure purchase to light up the screen at the Keeneland November Breeding Stock Sale Nov. 5 as multiple graded stakes winner Midnight Memories brought down the hammer for $1.45 million to Katsumi Yoshida. Source

Twenty-five horses sold for $1 million or more among 172 horses sold for $93,948,500, with an average of $546,212, down from last year’s results. The median was $250,000. Sixty-four horses failed to meet their reserve producing a 27.1% RNA rate. Source

The last 10 hips offered during Fasig-Tipton’s The November Sale included one of its brightest stars when grade 1 winner Ramatuelle (Hip 310) sold for $5.1 million to Coolmore’s M.V. Magnier. Source

Narvick International buys McKulick, a grade 1 winner by top European sire Frankel, for $6 million on behalf of Japan’s Grand Stud. McKulick won or placed in 14 graded stakes and earned more than $1.95 million. Source

The sale features four breeding stock dispersals, including the complete dispersal of Siena Farm. Source

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

Breeders’ Cup Filly & Mare Turf (G1) winner Moira is entered in Fasig-Tipton’s November Sale as Hip 293, with Hill ‘n’ Dale at Xalapa, agent. Source