Military Time is expected to try the turf for the first time; two Ontario-bred stakes winners sold to US interests.
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Gary Barber purchased a half-sister to his Ontario-bred champion My Boy Prince from breeder Murray Smith for $350,000.
The CTHS Alberta yearling sale has increases across the board and the sale-topper will remain in Alberta to race for an international stable.
Thirteen horses have been nominated to the $750,000 Canadian International (G1) on a turf showcase day at Woodbine on October 3.
William T upset the heavy favourite, while Maryland shipper Epic Style rallied from off the pace to land her first black type win.
The high seller from Week 1 was a colt by Into Mischief who went for $3.7 million; a record 65 horses brought $1 million or more.
A new grandstand, a Tapeta track and more green space welcomes fans who are able to attend opening day at the new Belmont Park.
The six-year-old mare has previously excelled over the inner turf course and now shifts her talents to the Taylor.
“He’s a marvelous animal” says trainer Ron Sadler of the eight-year-old Chiefswood homebred who is taking another crack at the G3 contest.
After a "bad year", the owner's two-year-old filly won the Sturgeon River on Saturday’s Alberta Breeders’ Fall Classic card at Century Mile.
