North-America
2014
 YEARLING SALES |
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Presentation av några av största sto linjerna Jessie Pepper (100) Minnehaha (1200) Maggie (400) Medio (5000)
Isotta (6000) Skip (7990) Nell (8000) Nannie Etticoat (8600)
| Hip No. |
NAME Clr&Sex / Sire-Dam |
Buyer Consignor |
Amount |
| #739 |
All Time Lindy (Y) b c / Cantab Hall - Love To Lindy |
BRIXTON MEDICAL 74962 ORSUNDSBRO,
PREFERRED EQUINE MKT., INC.,AGENT |
$130,000 |
| #568 | Pizza Queen (Y) br f / Credit Winner - Armbro Domino |
NOEL DALEY BORDENTOWN, NJ PENINSULA FARM, INC., AGENT |
$100,000 |
| Hip No. |
NAME Clr&Sex / Sire-Dam |
Buyer Consignor |
Amount |
| #668 |
Danish Sarstedt (Y) b c / Sj's Caviar - International Red |
COURANT AB STOCKHOLM,
FAIR WINDS FARM, INC., AGENT |
$33,000 |
| #686 |
Rainbow Ruffles (Y) gr f / Western Terror - Just My Type |
NANCY JOHANSSON ALLENTOWN, NJ PREFERRED EQUINE MKT., INC.,AGENT |
$15,000 |
| #691 | Yankee Halla (Y) b f / Yankee Glide - Kendra Hall |
SAKU MIKKOLA 35480 LANGELMAKI,
VIEUX CARRE' FARMS, AGENT |
$8,500 |
| #719 |
Muscles De Vie (Y) b c / Muscle Hill - Lightfoot |
AKE SVANSTEDT VERO BEACH, FL PREFERRED EQUINE MKT., INC.,AGENT |
$37,000 |
| #723 |
Lindy's On Fire (Y) b f / Explosive Matter - Lindy's Got Back |
MARCUS MELANDER NEW EGYPT, NJ PREFERRED EQUINE MKT., INC.,AGENT |
$15,000 |
| #737 |
Loveya Fashion (Y) b f / Broadway Hall - Love Tactics |
BRIXTON MEDICAL 74962 ORSUNDSBRO,
PENINSULA FARM, INC., AGENT |
$20,000 |
| #739 |
All Time Lindy (Y) b c / Cantab Hall - Love To Lindy |
BRIXTON MEDICAL 74962 ORSUNDSBRO,
PREFERRED EQUINE MKT., INC.,AGENT |
$130,000 |
| #757 | Southwind Mojita (Y) b f / Muscle Hill - Southwind Martini |
SAKU MIKKOLA 35480 LANGELMAKI,
PREFERRED EQUINE MKT., INC.,AGENT |
$8,000 |
| #758 |
Millbrook Hanover (Y) b c / Muscle Massive - Mary Ana Hanover |
AKE SVANSTEDT VERO BEACH, FL HANOVER SHOE FARMS, INC. |
$42,000 |
| #786 |
Nookie Blue Chip (Y) b f / Explosive Matter - Up Front Hotsey |
REIJO LILJENDAHL SWEDEN,
BLUE CHIP FARMS, LLC AGENT FOR |
$42,000 |
| #787 |
Stern (Y) br c / Manofmanymissions - Must Be Hot |
LEIF WITASP 79591 RATTVIK,
MILLSTREAM FARM |
$17,000 |
The pizza was timed just right, according to Carter Duer, proprietor of Peninsula Farm, whose consignment includes the Standardbred Sales Company’s Wednesday sales topper so far at $100,000, the Credit Winner–Armbro Domino filly, Pizza Queen, hip No. 568.
The six figure sales price is an outlier for Wednesday, when yearlings are generally more modestly priced than Monday and Tuesday. Noel Daley signed the sales slip on the February 22 foal.
“Her mother hadn’t really done anything and she had one go to Russia (multiple European stakes winner Betterthancheckers). I guess that’s the reason she was there (Wednesday),” said Duer. “I’d just as soon have her there than somewhere else. She was better (priced) today than she would have been Monday. She had a great video and she’s very correct -- and just a great video -- that was it.”
For Duer, age 75, the return to routine farm tasks like videotaping yearlings was not a foregone conclusion after a car accident in June.
“We didn’t video until the Lexington sale and I was there then, but I was in the hospital for seven weeks in Virginia. I had surgery in Norfolk, Va., and I was there about 10 or 12 days then to rehab. I’m still doing rehab, but I got a week off this week.
“I broke this (his right, still splinted) arm, I’ve got a plate from my elbow to my wrist. I broke this (right) hip and this (right) femur and I’ve got a rod going down my leg and I broke some ribs on this (left) side, but I’m doing OK. The ribs were OK after about two and a half weeks.”
Shopping with Dave Menary -- what he doesn’t want watching him
Two years ago, Dave Menary got the bargain of a lifetime at Harrisburg when he bought the eventual $1.1 million winner He’s Watching for a mere $3,000. He’s shopping again this year, but without the illusion that there’s another $3,000 millionaire to be found.
“I just take it by the right situation,” he said. “I wouldn’t try to make a living buying $3,000 horses. You’re going to go broke pretty quick, but that one (He’s Watching) worked out.”
Compromises have to be made when shopping in that price range and Menary said he made concessions for He’s Watching.
“Size. He had a great foot and back end on him. He had a great pedigree. I didn’t think he was a $3,000 colt, he wasn’t on my short list, I pegged him at $25,000-$30,000. I wasn’t looking for a June (birthday), New York sired colt, but when I saw him in the ring, I thought they’d brought out the wrong horse. I actually had to make two bids, but I owned him at $3,000.
“The only two things I won’t take are a horse that’s back at the knees and I don’t want to train any walleyed horses,” he added, referring to horses with white around their eye. “It doesn’t affect them, but it gives me a bad feeling every day. They don’t get a fair start from the beginning, so I try to just stay away. I think they’re always looking at me the wrong way.”
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