Hoosier Classic Yearling Sale Results
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The Hoosier Classic Yearling Sale completed another successful weekend, as it sent 354 yearlings through the sale ring this past Friday (Oct. 19) and Saturday (Oct. 20) at the Indiana State Fairgrounds.
Coming off of a record-breaking year in 2017, the prices held fairly steady with the average at $19,449, which was less than one per cent of a decrease compared to 2017, according to the Hoosier Classic Yearling Sale website. In all, a total of $6.88 million was accumulated on the future stars of the Indiana-sired program.
A total of 18 yearlings brought $50,000 or more, with two reaching six-figure status. Sale goers had to wait more than halfway through the second session to see the highest price yearling of the sale, as Bluebird Keepsake, a Swan For All filly, brought $125,000 (Dan Shetler signed the ticket as the agent on the filly). She is a first foal out of the race mare Changed It All, who took a record of 1:56 at three and earned in excess of $158,000. She is from the family of Armbro Keepsake (the third dam), former Breeders Crown winner and millionaire mare with a mark of 1:54.3. Bluebird Meadows of Middlebury, Ind. was the consignor.
The other horse to reach six figures was by new Indiana stallion Whom Shall I Fear named Meadowbrook Chip. The Kales Company of Bloomfield Hills, Mich. signed the ticket for $100,000. The colt is out of the proven mare Chips Goddess who is the dam of Meadowbrook Grace (1:53.1, $244,150) and Meadowbrook Charlie (1:55.3, $75,535), both by Swan For All. Whom Shall I Fear joined the stallion ranks at Victory Hill Farm. He is a full brother to Father Patrick and his oldest foals are yearlings in 2018.
The highest price pacer walked through the ring on Friday, as Justanothermiki (Hip No. 156) brought $87,000. The Always A Virgin colt, out of the mare Artsy Princess, is a first foal from the mare with a mark of 1:52 and nearly $300,000 in earnings. The colt was purchased by Mike Roth, agent for Carl Atley of Anderson, Ind. out of the Homestead Acres consignment.
To view the sale results, click here.
(Indiana Standardbred Association)