A weanling filly by top Canadian sire SILENT NAME (Jpn) from the Signature Red mare Crimson Invasion topped the first CTHS National Digital Mixed Sale, which ended on November 26, at $14,000. The sale topper was one of several offered by Darlene Hayes’ Hillsborough Stables, agent, which was representing Howard Walton’s Norsemen Racing. The filly is a full sister to stakes winner Red Equinox and she was purchased by Mario Forgione.
The Digital Mixed Sale was held from Nov. 20-25 and had about 100 entries from across Canada. The final tally saw 53 horses of all ages sell for $179,750 for an average of $3,372 and a median of $2,750.
There were several horses who reached higher bids during the on-line auction, but they were listed as not sold. Those included SLEVEN, a yearling son of Mohaymen from the War Pass mare Terri’s Pass, who reached a bid of $24,000 but was not sold. The consignor was David Jones.
The top yearling of the sale was also consigned by Hillsborough. A filly by Signature Red from the stakes producer Majestic Red sold for $10,000 to Racing Canada.
CTHS NATIONAL DIGITAL MIXED SALE
TOP PRICES (Sold and Not Sold)
$24,000 (not sold) – SLEVEN, c. 2024 by Mohaymen – Terri’s Pass by War Pass (consigned by David Jones)
$21,000 (not sold) – MIZZEN BEAU, mare, Mizzen Mast – Donna Getourgun – in foal to Tapiture (consigned by Highfield Investment Group, agent)
$17,000 (not sold) – MIDSUMMER MO, 2021, BP, Mendelssohn (consigned by Hill ‘n’ Dale Sales Agency, agent)
$15,000 (not sold) – b.c. 2025 Volatile – Delcapem, by Uncle Mo (consigned by Highfield Investment Group, agent)
$14,000 – b.f. 2025 Silent Name (Jpn) – Crimson Invasion by Signature Red (consigned by Hillsborough Stables, agent) – bought by Mario Forgione
$10,000 – f. 2024 – Signature Red – Majestic Red by Rahy (consigned by Hillsborough Stables, agent) – bought by Racing Canada
$8,000 – f. 2024 – Tonalist – Poke the Dragon by City Zip (consigned by Buttigieg Training Centre, agent) – bought by Richard Hogan
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