After posting three straight days of decreases, the Ocala Breeders' Sales Company's August yearling auction in Ocala, Fla., got its final session under way Thursday with a $90,000 Trippi filly the early leader at 4:30 p.m. Charles H. Deters bought session-leader Hip No. 1101, a bay daughter of Lady Argo, by Gold Meridian. Lady Argo already is the dam of stakes-winner and stakes-producer Argos Appeal. Janie Roper, agent, sold Hip No. 1101. On Wednesday, a $95,000 colt by Spanish Steps topped the third session, which saw declines in gross, average, and median. The session sold 226 horses for $2,036,000, down 19 percent from last year's third day, when 193 horses sold. The average price fell 30 percent, from $12,946 to $9,009, and the median dropped 27 percent, from $7,500 to $5,500. The buy-back percentage rose only slightly, from 27.7 percent last year to 28 percent this year. Ken and Sarah Ramsey purchased Wednesday's session-topper, a bay son of the Meadowlake mare Entre Nous. The dam is a half-sister to the stakes-placed runner On Safari. Cutting Edge Equine, agent, consigned the session-topper.