Maclean’s Music Yearling Filly Tops CTHS Mixed Sale

Sale returns after it was not held in 2020 and median price increases, average dips with 61 horses of all ages sold.

By: Jennifer Morrison | October 30, 2021

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you're listening to an article from canadian thoroughbred.com. maclean’s music yearling filly tops cths mixed sale by: jennifer morrison |. the cths ontario mixed sale returned after a one-year absence on october 29 at the woodbine sales pavilion. a small catalogue of horses of all ages was on offer and the median price of the horses sold was up slightly from the 2019 sale. a chestnut yearling filly by maclean’s music from the stakes placed mare fancy ribbons, by perfect soul (ire) topped the sale at $40,000. sold by hill ‘n’ dale sales agency, agent, which sold the top five horses at the auction, the filly is a half-sister to a winner and a placed runner this year from three foals of racing age. rich dynasty ltd. was listed as the buyer. the top mare was appella, who brought a bid of $30,000 from dr. brett anderson from the hill ‘n’ dale consignment. appella, bred by the late gus schickedanz, is a stakes-placed winner by silent name (jpn) from thats our princess by curlin. appella was sold carrying her first foal, by old forester. advertisement scroll to continue with content jim ensom paid $20,000 for vini vidi vici, a yearling colt by seattle serenade from the stakes-placed mare quidi vidi. this is the first foal of quidi vidi who earned $433,804 and is a daughter of marcavelly. a colt by world class sire distorted humor from the stakes placed mare missy crissy by court vision sold for $13,000 to frank huarte, also from the hill ‘n’ dale consignment and a weanling filly by seattle serenade sold for $10,000 to tom lough. overall, 61 horses sold for $259,350 for an average of $4,251 and a median of $2,000. at the 2019 auction, 70 horses sold for $344,800 for an average of $4,926 and a median of $1,350. gross sales $259,350 no. sold 61 average $4,251 median $2,000. $40,000 ch.f. maclean’s music- fancy ribbons, by perfect soul (ire) – consigned by hill ‘n’ dale sales agency, agent – purchased by rich dynasty ltd. $30,000 – appella, b.m. silent name (jpn) – thats our princess – consigned by hill ‘n’ dale sales agency, agent – purchased by dr. brett anderson. $20,000 – vini vidi vici, c. by seattle serenade – quidi vidi by marcavelly – consigned by hill ‘n’ dale sales agency, agent – purchased by jim ensom. $13,000 – dk.b.c. by distorted humor – missy crissy by court vision – consigned by hill ‘n’ dale sales agency, agent – purchased by frank huarte. $10,000 – b.f. (weanling) by seattle serenade – indiantown sunrise by not bourbon – consigned by hill ‘n’ sales agency, agent – purchased by tom lough.

The CTHS Ontario Mixed Sale returned after a one-year absence on October 29 at the Woodbine sales pavilion. A small catalogue of horses of all ages was on offer and the median price of the horses sold was up slightly from the 2019 sale.

A chestnut yearling filly by Maclean’s Music from the stakes placed mare Fancy Ribbons, by Perfect Soul (Ire) topped the sale at $40,000. Sold by Hill ‘n’ Dale Sales Agency, agent, which sold the top five horses at the auction, the filly is a half-sister to a winner and a placed runner this year from three foals of racing age. Rich Dynasty Ltd. was listed as the buyer.

The top mare was APPELLA, who brought a bid of $30,000 from Dr. Brett Anderson from the Hill ‘n’ Dale consignment. Appella, bred by the late Gus Schickedanz, is a stakes-placed winner by Silent Name (Jpn) from Thats Our Princess by Curlin. Appella was sold carrying her first foal, by Old Forester.

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Jim Ensom paid $20,000 for Vini Vidi Vici, a yearling colt by Seattle Serenade from the stakes-placed mare Quidi Vidi. This is the first foal of Quidi Vidi who earned $433,804 and is a daughter of Marcavelly.

A colt by world class sire Distorted Humor from the stakes placed mare Missy Crissy by Court Vision sold for $13,000 to Frank Huarte, also from the Hill ‘n’ Dale consignment and a weanling filly by Seattle Serenade sold for $10,000 to Tom Lough.

Overall, 61 horses sold for $259,350 for an average of $4,251 and a median of $2,000. At the 2019 auction, 70 horses sold for $344,800 for an average of $4,926 and a median of $1,350.

Gross Sales $259,350
No. sold 61
Average $4,251
Median $2,000

$40,000 Ch.f. Maclean’s Music- Fancy Ribbons, by Perfect Soul (Ire) – consigned by Hill ‘n’ Dale Sales Agency, agent – purchased by Rich Dynasty Ltd.
$30,000 – APPELLA, b.m. Silent Name (Jpn) – Thats Our Princess – consigned by Hill ‘n’ Dale Sales Agency, agent – purchased by Dr. Brett Anderson.
$20,000 – VINI VIDI VICI, c. by Seattle Serenade – Quidi Vidi by Marcavelly – consigned by Hill ‘n’ Dale Sales Agency, agent – purchased by Jim Ensom.
$13,000 – Dk.b.c. by Distorted Humor – Missy Crissy by Court Vision – consigned by Hill ‘n’ Dale Sales Agency, agent – purchased by Frank Huarte.
$10,000 – b.f. (weanling) by Seattle Serenade – Indiantown Sunrise by Not Bourbon – consigned by Hill ‘n’ Sales Agency, agent – purchased by Tom Lough