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    • Twelve months after his full-brother–now named Boom Bap Beat–fetched $1.25 million in this sales pavilion, hip 76, a colt by Into Mischief out of 2019 GII Black-Eyed Susan Stakes winner Point of Honor (Curlin), one-upped his sibling when the hammer dropped at $1.5 million during Monday's opening session of the Keeneland September Yearling Sale in Lexington. Coolmore was the successful bidder. A Feb. 15 foal, the bay colt was bred by Jon Clay's Alpha Delta Stable, and is the second of three foals from Point of Honor, a half-sister to Grade I winner Wicked Whisper (Liam's Map), who was also placed four times at Grade I level. Point of Honor produced a colt by Not This Time this term. Boom Bap Beat was purchased last year by Japanese trainer Mitsu Nakauchida, who has sent out a pair of high-profile maiden winners over the last two weekends, including 'TDN Rising Star' Magna Victor (Maxfield) this past Saturday. The post Into Mischief Colt Another Seven-Figure Seller For Alpha Delta appeared first on TDN | Thoroughbred Daily News | Horse Racing News, Results and Video | Thoroughbred Breeding and Auctions. View the full article
    • A colt by Not This Time (hip 66) sold for $1,600,000 Monday to Windancer Farms. Out of MSP Out Post, the colt is a half-brother to 'TDN Rising Star' and MGSP Jace's Road (Quality Road). He was bred in Kentucky by Colts Neck Stables and consigned by Taylor Made Sales Agency. The post Windancer Farms Picks Up Not This Time Colt For $1.6m appeared first on TDN | Thoroughbred Daily News | Horse Racing News, Results and Video | Thoroughbred Breeding and Auctions. View the full article
    • The fourth of a five-week series recognizing Woodbine's most iconic stakes races, the latest "Woodbine Week" shines the spotlight on the Woodbine Mile (G1T), Natalma (G1T), and Summer (G1T) stakes which are among five graded stakes Sept. 13.View the full article
    • Classic winner Marhaba Ya Sanafi (Muhaarar) and multiple Group 2 scorer Sibayan (Blame) headline the initial entries for the Arqana Arc Sale, which will be held at Saint-Cloud Racecourse on Saturday, October 4. Last year four lots sold for a seven-figure sum, including Deutsches Derby hero Palladium (Gleneagles), who went the way of Highflyer Bloodstock, on behalf of Lady Bamford, for €1.4 million. This year's sale will again offer the unique opportunity to buy a Classic-winning stallion prospect at public auction, with Marhaba Ya Sanafi, who won the 2023 edition of the Poule d'Essai des Poulains, set to go through the ring as lot 50. The Andreas Schutz trainee also won last year's Prix Bertrand du Breuil, while his best efforts this season include a runner-up finish in the latest running of that Group 3 contest. As well as the four-year-old Sibayan (lot 21), the winner of this year's G2 Prix Maurice de Nieuil and G2 Grand Prix de Deauville, the Aga Khan Studs will offer Marhaba Ya Sanafi's Prix Bertrand du Breuil conqueror Zabiari (Wootton Bassett) (lot 43) and this year's G3 Prix de Fontainebleau victor Ridari (Churchill) (lot 56). Last year the Aga Khan Studs sold the high-class Zarir (Frankel) to Vin Cox, on behalf of Paulins Racing, for €1.3 million. In total, 36 horses have been catalogued for the Arc Sale, with a series of wildcards expected to be added in the coming days and weeks. Other notable entries among the three-year-old contingent include the Listed Prix Moonlight Cloud winner Cacofonix (Lope De Vega) (lot 17); G2 Premio Grand Criterium scorer and G1 Deutsches Derby third Lazio (Make Believe) (lot 18); G3 Prix de Noailles winner Uther (Camelot) (lot 34); Listed Prix Caravelle heroine and G2 Prix de Malleret third Rabbit's Foot (Golden Horde) (lot 51); and Listed Prix de la Californie winner Silius (Dubawi) (lot 57), who has also filled the runner-up spot this season in the G3 Prix Djebel and G3 Prix Paul de Moussac. Elsewhere, the recent Listed Criterium du Fonds Europeen de l'Elevage winner Campacite (Zarak) (lot 41) headlines the promising two-year-olds set to go under the hammer, with the full catalogue available to view here. The post Elite Performers Marhaba Ya Sanafi and Sibayan to be Offered at Arqana Arc Sale appeared first on TDN | Thoroughbred Daily News | Horse Racing News, Results and Video | Thoroughbred Breeding and Auctions. View the full article
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