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Post by 1hooper on Apr 18, 2018 18:16:30 GMT -5
TC,I like idea of picking out a couple of Noble Mission’s during the sale,hip #479 in particular. They should mature at 3yo and 4yo on the turf and I suspect they will be underpriced for another year or two. NM is a full to Frankel,out of the late great broodmare Kind. I think he is flying under the radar here in the US.
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Post by 1hooper on Apr 20, 2018 10:37:39 GMT -5
Good luck to Bev,selling one next Wednesday.
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Post by tc on Apr 20, 2018 13:04:00 GMT -5
just had a look...
I think Bev's got the following 3 HIPs in the auction:
58
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893
Any idea what they may go for?
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Post by 1hooper on Apr 20, 2018 13:34:41 GMT -5
TC,I believe his only one is hip #462. 10.0 breeze should garner some inspections before the sale.
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Post by tc on Apr 20, 2018 14:32:29 GMT -5
okay thanks, hoop.
I just assumed that 58, 282, and 893 were Bev's as they have the consignor listed as Hendry Training Stables LLC.
Maybe that is somebody else?
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Post by 1hooper on Apr 20, 2018 14:51:32 GMT -5
I don’t believe there is a connection other than name. I’m sure Bev will check in when his Philly 76ers fever breaks.
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Post by salestopper on Apr 20, 2018 17:24:00 GMT -5
Bev's not much of a basketball fan, but he is, sadly, bogged down with meetings...
We have two entered. Hip 462, that we bought as a pinhook, went in 10 flat, clean vet. She sells on Wednesday. Then we have 1095. We bred this filly and I've owned 4 generations of her family. She works tomorrow morning. I think she's a better filly than 462, but she's a bit tough and I'm hoping she doesn't blow it. If she does, we won't be crying over keeping her. She might be the real deal. She's Forres Lily's sister with the same gutsy attitude and all of the natural ability that Lily doesn't have (being a Drosselmeyer...)
No connection to the Hendry's that are consigning the other three hips.
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Post by 1hooper on Apr 21, 2018 8:50:38 GMT -5
10.1 this morning,happy with her performance? Looked like she could have gone a quarter.
Any news on Riflescope? Staying in UAE?
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Post by salestopper on Apr 21, 2018 13:47:24 GMT -5
Riflescope will stay in Dubai with Satish Seemar. We have a FL bred Big Drama colt that looks like he might fit well over there, so if he thrives in the Ocala heat over the summer, then we might ship him to Satish, who is a very very nice man. He went out of his way to be accommodating and entertaining us. We love Dubai and I highly recommend a trip there and a visit to Zabeel, which is on the palace grounds. Happy enough with the 10.1, looks like she zigzagged slightly after breaking off, but her gallop out was 10.4, 23.5, so that is very solid. You are right about the 1/4, but that's always such a big risk, and her gallop out surprised us. I don't think she's as fast on this surface as the other filly, but when they work in company on the dirt, I think this filly dominates. Photo is Cherokee and I with Riflescope. Burj al Khalifa is the tall pointed building in the background. Horse usually has his ears up, but he was squinting from the glare off Cherokee's shoes. SalesTopper Attachments:
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Post by 1hooper on Apr 21, 2018 15:37:21 GMT -5
Thanks for the update and photo.
Appears Bev left all of his Converse sneakers at home or maybe they were seized by customs.
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Post by Deleted on Apr 23, 2018 12:35:09 GMT -5
wish they would give a sales price minimum on each of these....lol....but the top 10 stallions and mares will get the highest prices once again...
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Post by tc on Apr 24, 2018 19:50:40 GMT -5
here is the link for the results page...after day 1 of sale...seems like a lot of No Sales, Outs and Private Sales thus far...not sure how that compares to prior versions of this sale. www.obssales.com/aprresults/2018/ |
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Post by tc on Apr 24, 2018 20:02:31 GMT -5
TC,I like idea of picking out a couple of Noble Mission’s during the sale,hip #479 in particular. They should mature at 3yo and 4yo on the turf and I suspect they will be underpriced for another year or two. NM is a full to Frankel,out of the late great broodmare Kind. I think he is flying under the radar here in the US. Hooper here are the results for Noble Mission so far... Hip Under Tack Sex Sire Dam State Consignor Buyer Price 56 out F Noble Mission (GB) Avaricity KY Tom McCrocklin, Agent VIII Withdrawn Out 90 10.3 F Noble Mission (GB) Belleski KY de Meric Sales, Agent XL Lane's End Bloodstock 160,000 152 10.1 F Noble Mission (GB) Capeslew (IRE) FL Off the Hook LLC, Agent for Gelfenstein Farm Stetson Cattle Co. 80,000 196 10.4 C Noble Mission (GB) Circle of Love KY Halcyon Hammock Farm, Agent I L.E.B., Agent for West Point Thoroughbreds, Inc. 190,000 |
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Post by Deleted on Apr 25, 2018 11:53:16 GMT -5
ps: the horses bought by the stables / owners who end up in winning the most money each year, after year ( which has normally been the same 10 out of fifteen of the a fore mentioned ) will be the horses nominated to the big races as two year olds or sooner and they are the horses to watch as soon as possible, on ones watch lists...then list a few others who run well against them, as these will have the money to train them off track, while other are raced into shape ....lol...etc..just a thought...
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Post by tc on Apr 25, 2018 19:36:29 GMT -5
TC,I like idea of picking out a couple of Noble Mission’s during the sale,hip #479 in particular. They should mature at 3yo and 4yo on the turf and I suspect they will be underpriced for another year or two. NM is a full to Frankel,out of the late great broodmare Kind. I think he is flying under the radar here in the US. Hooper here are the results for Noble Mission so far... Hip Under Tack Sex Sire Dam State Consignor Buyer Price 56 out F Noble Mission (GB) Avaricity KY Tom McCrocklin, Agent VIII Withdrawn Out 90 10.3 F Noble Mission (GB) Belleski KY de Meric Sales, Agent XL Lane's End Bloodstock 160,000 152 10.1 F Noble Mission (GB) Capeslew (IRE) FL Off the Hook LLC, Agent for Gelfenstein Farm Stetson Cattle Co. 80,000 196 10.4 C Noble Mission (GB) Circle of Love KY Halcyon Hammock Farm, Agent I L.E.B., Agent for West Point Thoroughbreds, Inc. 190,000 Hip Under Tack Sex Sire Dam State Consignor Buyer Price 56 out F Noble Mission (GB) Avaricity KY Tom McCrocklin, Agent VIII Withdrawn Out 90 10.3 F Noble Mission (GB) Belleski KY de Meric Sales, Agent XL Lane's End Bloodstock 160,000 152 10.1 F Noble Mission (GB) Capeslew (IRE) FL Off the Hook LLC, Agent for Gelfenstein Farm Stetson Cattle Co. 80,000 196 10.4 C Noble Mission (GB) Circle of Love KY Halcyon Hammock Farm, Agent I L.E.B., Agent for West Point Thoroughbreds, Inc. 190,000 371 10.2 F Noble Mission (GB) Fort Afleet KY Mayberry Farm, Agent XII West Bloodstock / Repole Stables 250,000 435 10.4 F Noble Mission (GB) Guest House KY Paul Sharp, Agent VIII Adam Parker, Agent 150,000 479 21.2 C Noble Mission (GB) Honimiere (IRE) KY Eddie Woods, Agent XXIII Withdrawn Out |
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Post by tc on Apr 25, 2018 19:39:17 GMT -5
Bev's not much of a basketball fan, but he is, sadly, bogged down with meetings... We have two entered. Hip 462, that we bought as a pinhook, went in 10 flat, clean vet. She sells on Wednesday. Then we have 1095. We bred this filly and I've owned 4 generations of her family. She works tomorrow morning. I think she's a better filly than 462, but she's a bit tough and I'm hoping she doesn't blow it. If she does, we won't be crying over keeping her. She might be the real deal. She's Forres Lily's sister with the same gutsy attitude and all of the natural ability that Lily doesn't have (being a Drosselmeyer...) No connection to the Hendry's that are consigning the other three hips. SalesTopper Not too shabby...hope the 1095 does as well for you both. 462 10.0 F Uncaptured Hello Rosie FL Julie Davies, Agent IX Plesa, Ellman & Melin 135,000 |
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Post by tc on Apr 26, 2018 14:48:07 GMT -5
TC,I like idea of picking out a couple of Noble Mission’s during the sale,hip #479 in particular. They should mature at 3yo and 4yo on the turf and I suspect they will be underpriced for another year or two. NM is a full to Frankel,out of the late great broodmare Kind. I think he is flying under the radar here in the US. Hooper Here is the final tally on all the Noble Mission offspring available at this sale:
Hip Under Tack Sex Sire Dam State Consignor Buyer Price 56 out F Noble Mission (GB) Avaricity KY Tom McCrocklin, Agent VIII Withdrawn Out
90 10.3 F Noble Mission (GB) Belleski KY de Meric Sales, Agent XL Lane's End Bloodstock 160,000
152 10.1 F Noble Mission (GB) Capeslew (IRE) FL Off the Hook LLC, Agent for Gelfenstein Farm Stetson Cattle Co. 80,000
196 10.4 C Noble Mission (GB) Circle of Love KY Halcyon Hammock Farm, Agent I L.E.B., Agent for West Point Thoroughbreds, Inc. 190,000
371 10.2 F Noble Mission (GB) Fort Afleet KY Mayberry Farm, Agent XII West Bloodstock / Repole Stables 250,000
435 10.4 F Noble Mission (GB) Guest House KY Paul Sharp, Agent VIII Adam Parker, Agent 150,000
479 out C Noble Mission (GB) Honimiere (IRE) KY Eddie Woods, Agent XXIII Withdrawn Out
643 22.0 C Noble Mission (GB) Maxine's Hymn KY Golden Legacy Stable LLC, Agent West Bloodstock / Repole Stables 30,000
772 out C Noble Mission (GB) One West KY Randy Miles, Agent Withdrawn Out
816 22.0 C Noble Mission (GB) Play It True KY de Meric Sales, Agent XL Holly & David Wilson 50,000
1134 out C Noble Mission (GB) Trappings KY Mayberry Farm, Agent X Withdrawn Out
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Post by 1hooper on Apr 27, 2018 17:16:40 GMT -5
Wondering if Cherokee or Salestopper would explain to us how sellers set a reserve at a 2yo sale. I’ve sold many a yearling with and without a reserve but never a 2yo in training. Has to be more complicated.
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Post by cherokeescot on Apr 27, 2018 17:48:53 GMT -5
Will let Salestopper weigh in on this one but we spent many hours debating this before finally agreeing on a figure that we were comfortable with !
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Post by tc on Apr 27, 2018 20:20:06 GMT -5
anybody care to comment on hip 1125? what do you think? Good value? 1125 10.2 C Speightstown Tortuga Lady KY J R Racing Stables Oracle Bloodstock, Agent 72,000 video and pedigree page available @ following link... www.obssales.com/aprresults/2018/ |
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Post by Deleted on Apr 30, 2018 10:49:36 GMT -5
those Keenland grads sure do win most of the graded races etc...lol...and then there's winstar as breeders etc...lol
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Post by salestopper on May 1, 2018 11:09:08 GMT -5
Sorry for the late response, Hooper. Have been busy with yearling sales inspections. Reserves are set much the same way as the yearlings and it depends on the sellers attitudes and whether they race. We bought the Uncaptured with the intent to sell, so we set her reserve at expenses, but knew going in that several people I knew were on her and how much they had to spend. Her reserve was 65 but we knew she'd break 100 by who was vetting. The Tale of the Cat filly, I really did not want to sell, but lost that argument to Bev with a compromise of a higher reserve. I really think if she is handled correctly, she might be another LOMBO that we let slip through our fingers (I didn't want to sell him either!). I might be a little biased on this one, since I foaled her myself and there were tears and hugs when they took her from the barn, but I suppose we can't keep them all.
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Post by 1hooper on May 1, 2018 18:38:09 GMT -5
Thanks for the reply Salestopper.
I still remember how hard it was to sell my first winner at a breeding stock sale. I’ve tried to take a more business approach recently which is much easier when all the horses are in Australia and South Africa. No physical attachment but still not without emotion. In the process of fielding offers on our SAF broodmares and runners.
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