The first digital sale to be offered by CTHS Ontario is accepting entries until Nov. 13 and will be online Nov. 21.
Sales
Get your entries in for the first-ever digital sale for CTHS Ontario, the Mixed Sale which will run Nov. 21 to 26.
The CTHS auction in Red Deer saw slight drops in average yearling price and median while gross sales increased.
Chiefswood Stable got back on the buyer's sheet with two big purchases and a host of Canadian breeders and owners were busy at long sale.
The CTHS Alberta Thoroughbred Sale is on September 20th in Red Deer with a big catalogue of horses of all ages.
British Columbia consignors endured a tough day at the yearling auction ring in what were perfect conditions to pick up a bargain.
Steady business at the Canadian Premier Yearling Sale led to increases across the board, including a 27 percent hike in median price.
Scorching blazes to Simcoe Stakes win and looks like a star in the making for trainer John Charalambous, owners Braverman and Pinch.
A filly by Speculating brought a bid of $33,000; CTHS Manitoba sale sees an increase in average price, but only 11 yearlings sold.
The Simcoe, Muskoka, Algoma and Elgin Stakes precede the CTHS’s yearling sale on August 28 in the Woodbine Sales Pavilion.
There are 244 yearlings (two supplements) set to sell Aug. 28 at the Woodbine Sales Pavilion and surely there are plenty of stars in the mix.
There are 53 horses entered in the CTHS-BC sale which takes place on August 28 in Langley and BC's top sires are represented.
Canadian Horse of the Year was making her first start of the year against five Chad Brown-trained turf mares.
Half-siblings to champions Escape Clause and Hidden Grace, among others, make up solid book for late August auction.
A 25% bonus will be paid to owners of Alberta-bred racehorses placing win, place or show in the Oct. 5th CTHS Sales Stakes.
