Andaman Hanover, Hip 144, was purchased for $200,000 by agent Myron Bell of North Bergen, New Jersey. The Somebeachsomewhere colt is the first foal out of The Panderosa mare Anadarko Hanover, who is a half-sister to Upfront Hoosierboy ($470,074) and Arockin Hanover ($250,688).

Lanikai Deo, Hip 193, was purchased for $175,000 by Richard Young of Coconut Creek, Florida. The Somebeachsomewhere filly is out of the Western Ideal mare Bjs Canouan, who is a full-sister to Rocknroll Hanover ($3,069,093) and half-sibling to Red River Hanover ($1,394,626) and Royalflush Hanover ($2,182,205).

California Dreamin, Hip 198, also garnered a bid of $175,000. The Rocknroll Hanover-Sun N Sand colt was another Myron Bell purchase. Sun N Sand is a half-sister to Hall of Famer Somebeachsomewhere ($3,328,755).

Babarian, Hip 194, rounded out the top five highest priced yearlings of the day at $170,000. The Somebeachsomewhere-Righteous Renee colt, who is a half-brother to Outrageous Art ($220,349), was purchased by Jimmy Takter of East Windsor, New Jersey. The colt's dam is a $200,000-earner herself and is a half-sister to Juliets Fate ($682,094), Beach Romeo ($405,907), and Proven Lover ($394,894).

Wednesday night's session featured Hips 105 through 263. A total of 154 yearlings sold for $7,545,000 producing an average price of $48,993. Last year’s second session saw 159 yearlings go through the sales ring with the sales totalling $7,065,000 for an average of $44,443.