The top of the market was on the upswing Tuesday as the Ocala Breeders' Sales Company's fall mixed sale entered its second and final consignor-preferred session in Ocala, Fla. The Tuesday session-leader at 5:15 p.m. was a $185,000 Closing Argument weanling colt out of Autumn Music that agent Buzz Chace bought for L & F Stables, the pinhooking partnership started by Lewis Lakin and Terry Finley. Beth Bayer, agent, sold the dark bay or brown colt. His dam is a daughter of Unbridled's Song who also produced Puerto Rican champion Vivaldi Girl. The session-leader was one of three horses to bring $100,000 or more by that point. Another was Hip No. 484, the $175,000 broodmare Maid Guinevere, sold in foal to Empire Maker and bought by Kinsman Stud Farm. Journeyman Bloodstock, agent, sold the filly to dissolve a partnership. The third was Hip No. 387, the stakes-winning filly A Sea Trippi that Arthur Appleton bought for $125,000. A 4-year-old daughter of Trippi, she has earned $296,534 and was offered as a broodmare prospect. Appleton's Bridlewood Farm agency consigned A Sea Trippi, who raced for Buckingham Stables. Monday's session grossed $3,578,500 for 127 horses, down 27 percent from last year's $4,870,000 for 216 horses. The average and median prices both made substantial gains, with the average jumping by 25 percent to $28,177 and the median soaring even more, by 73 percent to $22,000. But the buy-back percentage was 51 percent, up from 30 percent last year. Monday's session-topper was Hip No. 285, a $120,000 Wildcat Heir colt out of the Unbridled's Song mare Unbridled Treasure. Ben Perkins bought him from Joanne Crowe's Crowe's Nest Farm agency.