Fasig-Tipton July sale

[ELA]

Originally Posted by sumitas

Cannon I was just starting to wonder that myself. It seems to me there was money there for that middle market and lower middle market. The bids were made on all the horses. The buyers wanted more.

I can understand the dissapointment below $20k (about 23% of the RNAs) but over that seems like reasonable bids.

5 hips tied for lowest bid of $10k each. Each was an RNA.

Dead on. Like I said, when I go to the 2yo sales and I see horse after horse selling for $20k to $50k (from $10k and $20k stallions), it just makes you sit back and wonder. Haven't the sellers learned anything yet? Just look at what it takes to get a horse from yearling to the starting gate, or from yearling to the 2yo sale.

Eric

[sumitas]

Date Sold Amount Average N/sold Median

7/14/08 142 13,311,000 93,739 112 75,000

7/15/08 163 14,840,000 91,043 81 75,000

Totals 305 28,151,000 92,298 193 75,000



Date Sold Amount Average N/sold Median

7/16/07 178 15,826,000 88,910 89 75,000

7/17/07 176 20,615,000 117,131 78 90,000

Totals 354 36,441,000 102,941 167 80,000
2nd session numbers:
8 head RNA less than $20k.
33 RNA $20 - $50k.
32 RNA $51k - $100k.
8 RNA over $100k including hip #509 RNA $325k http://www.fasigtipton.com/catalogs/2008/0714/509.pdf

The 2nd session RNAs were about evenly split at $50k. The first session saw 2/3 of RNAs under $50k. So the 2nd session saw higher priced RNAs.

NYbreds today: #469 More Than Ready/Bronze Autumn-Mr Greeley filly OUT, #546 Dixie Union-Kings Fancy colt $150k, #555 Grand Slam/Lemon Tart colt $123k.

Lowest priced hip #319 filly sold for $11k http://www.fasigtipton.com/catalogs/2008/0714/319.pdf

[Bobby Fischer]

another question:
how do we track these guys later on with reference to their hip# or pedigree?

THANKS= witchdoctor sumitas

[sumitas]

I believe brisnet.com has produce records by mare, etc. for a price.

[witchdoctor]

Originally Posted by Bobby Fischer

another question:
how do we track these guys later on with reference to their hip# or pedigree?

You can go to Breederscup.com and put in the dam's name and the year of birth to get the name of the horse. Then just follow them on DRF or BRIS stablemail.