The Queen’s Stamp Tops CTHS Winter Mixed Sale

Horsepower took several forms over the weekend, as the CTHS hosted its annual Winter Mixed Sale on November 27th in front of a solid crowd at the Woodbine Sales Pavilion, Woodbine Racetrack in Toronto.

By day’s end, gains were seen in the broodmare, weanling, and yearling sessions, which included a 33% increase in purchase price for yearlings sold over last year’s sale. Overall, 124 horses were sold for a total of $506,700 with an average of $4,086.29.

The Queen’s Stamp, by Grade 1 winner Prized in foal to Sky Conqueror, a Canadian champion and Grade 1 winner, topped the Sale being purchased for $63,000 by Cantium Bloodstock through the consignment of Richard Moylan, Agent. In the yearling session, a Successful Appeal colt was a $39,000 purchase for Arravale Racing Inc. through Huntington Stud Farm, Agent. While in the weanling session, a Bold Executive colt sold for $29,000 to Richard Hogan Bloodstock through Paradox Farm Inc., Agent for Howard Walton. Rounding off the final session was the purchase of Sleipnir, a Tethra gelding purchased for $9,000 by Sue Leslie through the consignment of Woodlands (Gail Wood), Agent.

For hip-by-hip results of the Winter Mixed Sale, click on this link mixed sale results

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