Harness: One Adam Twelve lays down the law in Goshen Yearling Sale

The 2026 edition of the Goshen Yearling Sale took place on Monday at the Mark Ford Training Center, and pacer One Adam Twelve led the proceedings at $77,000.

Bred by Cameo Hills Farm and sold as HIP 113, One Adam Twelve was purchased by Ford. The Huntsville colt is a half-brother to Say Goodnight, who was second in the Pennsylvania Sire Stakes final for 3-year-old fillies this year after she won the final for that division in 2025.

Three trotters in Brother Lucas ($50,000), Jamari ($35,000) and Doin The Met ($34,000) were second through fourth on the big board. Brother Lucas, a Crazy Wow colt consigned by Leatherstocking Equine as agent, went to agent Ron Harp, Paul Kelley purchased Brother Lucas, another Crazy Wow colt, from agent Silver Tradition Stable, and Doin The Met, consigned by Winbak Farm, was acquired by Timothy Drag.

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Rounding out the top five was Going Savage, a colt from the first crop of Cannibal that was both New York and Massachusetts eligible. He was grabbed by Our Three Sons Racing for $33,000 from agent Leatherstocking Equine.

123 yearlings were sold for an average of $13,520 and a gross of $1,662,900. That average was down from last year's $15,009 for 109 yearlings, but the gross increased from $1,636,000.