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Heritage Place Yearling Sale - Thursday, September 24

Posted by Speedhorse on 09/24/2015
Auctioneer Danny Green leads the sale ring with announcer Brian Rigby
Hayley Cooper & Greg Ray applying hip number
The day’s highest seller of $400,000 Juke Box Jess is a 3/4-brother to THE CRAWFISH si 96 ($320,546).
The day’s second highest seller of $103,000 Lethal Fancy is a half-sister to All American Futurity Winner JM MIRACLE si 95 (2015, $1,465,280).
The day’s third highest seller of $85,000 Party Down South is a half-sister to FANCYS FIRST AFFAIR si 97 ($102,745).
Alicia Myers, Reese Hand DVM and Tanner Snowden
Amy Thornberry, Walt & Janice Knorpp, Knorpp Bloodstock Insurance Booth
Barbara Lasater & Tom Tomlinson, Quantum Promotions
Bobby Cox & John Buchannan
Dawn List, Mike Stuart, Sarah Gammill and Rhonda List, Double Bar S booth
Emily Blankenship manning the SPEEDHORSE booth
Hayley Cooper & Paige Johnson, 6666 Ranch booth
Julie & Denis Schoenhofer
Kelley Fisch, AVS Equine
Pat & Jerry Wiindham, Windham Ranch booth
Richard Chamberlain & Larry Thornton
Royce Rogers & Jack Evans, R/R Horses booth
Shawn Lindsey & Andrew Gardiner, JEH booth
Stephen DeVille signs sale ticket with Beth Hastings from the Heritage Place sales office
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As promised by the power company, the lights were back on Thursday morning after Wednesday’s electrical mishap. Day One of the 37th Annual Heritage Place Yearling Sale began promptly at 10:00 a.m. with auctioneers Danny Green and Randy Woodward selling hip numbers 1 through 295. Attendance was high with a full parking lot for the event. Buyers were at the sale barn early, looking for their next purchase and consignors prepped their yearlings to bring in the most money possible.

On the first day the Heritage Place Yearling Sale's top five sellers brought in $739,000 - 3 being colts and 2 fillies.

  • Hip #51 Juke Box Jess - colt (One Sweet Jess-Jukebox Dash, First Down Dash) - sold for $400,000 consigned by Gustavo De La Torre & San Gregorio - bought by Israel Putino
  • Hip #264 Lethal Fancy - filly (PYC Paint Your Wagon-Lethal Delight, Dean Miracle) - sold for $103,000 consigned by P.K. Thomas - bought by Vic Hansen
  • Hip #176 Party Down South - filly (Corona Cartel-Party Girl Affair, Streakin La Jolla) - sold for $85,000 consigned by Robert & Karen Nunnally - bought by Brenda Reiswig
  • Hip #106 One Dream At A Time - colt (One Famous Eagle-In His Dreams, Apollo TB) - $80,000 consigned by J.E. Jumonville, Jr. - bought by Paragon Farms, LLC (Tom Lipar)
  • Hip #233 Business Solutions - colt (Mr Ottyes-Romancing Mary, Tres Seis) - sold for $71,000 consigned by Tyler Graham & John Mayers - bought by Double A Ranch

Stay tuned in to SPEEDHORSE for more photos from tomorrow, Day Two of the sale.

 

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