A select number of Ontario-bred yearlings sold at the 100th annual Fasig Tipton Saratoga yearling sale on August 9 and 10 in Saratoga Springs, New York. Sam-Son Farms sold four for a total of $1,780,000 led by a $625,000 filly by Medaglia D’Oro from Journey Home by War Front. This is the second foal of Grade 3 winner Journey Home.
Bernard and Karen McCormack’s Cara Bloodstock sold two for Jay and Christine Hayden’s Saintsbury Farms including a chestnut son of Good Magic from the Giant’s Causeway mare Unreachable.
Over the course of the two-night sale, 135 yearlings changed hands for $55,155,000. The average was $408,556, less than a percentage point down from the sale record of $411,459 set in 2019. The median was $350,000, tied for first in the sale’s history with the equal mark set in 2019.
$325,000 18 colt by Good Magic – Unreachable
sold by Cara Bloodstock agent for Saintsbury Farms Inc. (Jay and Christine Hayden)
$100,000 54 colt by West Coast – Bittersweet Ride
sold by Cara Bloodstock agent for Saintsbury Farms Inc. (Jay and Christine Hayden)
Not sold $340,000 65 colt by Speightstown – Code Warrior
$525,000 74 filly by Street Sense – Danceforthecause
sold by Sam Son farm
$180,000 77 filly by War Front – Deceptive Vision
sold by Sam-Son Farm
$625,000 120 filly by Medaglia D’Oro – Journey Home
sold by Sam-Son Farm
$450,00 201 filly by Into Mischief – Southern Ring
sold by Sam-Son Farm
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