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Kentucky experienced its first blast of winter, with light snowfall accumulating alongside the bright fall foliage in the final days of the Keeneland November breeding stock sale. Inside the sale pavilion, however, the temperature was hot, as the major-market fall mixed sale concluded on Tuesday evening with double-digit gains in key economic indicators, including a record average and median.
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In a key addition to the California stallion ranks, Grade 1 winner Collected has moved to Rancho San Miguel from Airdrie Stud in Kentucky. Collected's 2025 progeny earnings immediately place him among the leaders in California among all stallions, regardless of progeny conception area.
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Bango, the winningest horse in recorded Churchill Downs history, was retired last week and could stand at stud in 2026 if a suitable deal can be found.
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The Keeneland November horses of racing age sale, which has kept a strong profile since its decoupling from the November breeding stock sale, is set for Wednesday afternoon with a catalog that is still fluctuating.
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With three days remaining, the Keeneland November breeding stock sale has already surpassed its total gross sales from 2024, while continuing to show double-digit gains in the cumulative average and median figures to this point.
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A hot weanling market has been one of the drivers of double-digit gains in key economic indicators at the Keeneland November breeding stock sale. So, just how hot is it? “Scalding,” Denali Stud's Conrad Bandoroff said.
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With continued strength at the top of the marketplace, the Keeneland November breeding stock sale concluded its Book 2 portion Thursday evening with double-digit gains.
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The $1.3 million mare Anywho led the Keeneland November breeding stock sale’s Wednesday session, as Book 2 of the auction opened with soaring gains from last year.
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A red-hot weanling marketplace and a trio of Grade 1 winners who sold for $3 million or more provided the engine as the Keeneland November breeding stock sale opened with double-digit gains on Tuesday.
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Streak of Luck, the dam of presumptive juvenile champion Ted Noffey, sold for $6.2 million to shine brightest of all on the "Night of the Stars," as the Fasig-Tipton Kentucky fall selected mixed sale is colloquially known, as the boutique sale posted gains on Monday night.
