The 2024 Hoosier Classic Yearling Sale concluded on Saturday, Oct. 19 at the Indiana State Fairgrounds in Indianapolis with a higher average yearling price than last year's sale. 

Sold as Hip 256 and consigned by In Law Stables, Rolling Like It Is (Tellitlikeitis-Rolling Delight) sold for $194,444 ($140,000 USD) to top the second session. The second foal of an unraced Bettors Delight mare, Rolling Like It Is is a half brother to Indiana Sire Stakes winner Rolling Image. He was collared by Tyler George of Anderson, Ind., who also co-owned and trained his older brother.

Hip 227, Ponda Stripes fetched a bid of $118,056 ($85,000 USD) from Connie Hochstetler of Pinehurst, N.C. as the top priced trotter from Saturday's session. Bred and consigned by Pond A Acres, Ponda Stripes is a daughter of Swan For All and the first foal from Indiana Fair Circuit standout and 20-time winner Perfect Stick 3, 1:57s, 4, 1:53.2f -'18 ($253,663).

Buzzsaw Russ is no stranger to success in the Hoosier state, and thus his full sister Cruisen Halle has big horseshoes to fill. The daughter of Rockin Image-Up Front Cruiser, consigned by 3-D Farms and sold as Hip 328, was collared by Britney Dillon of Greenville, Mich. for $111,111 ($80,000 USD).

A total of 169 yearlings sold during the second session, bringing a total of $4,685,417 ($3,373,500 USD), resulting in an average of $27,725 ($19,962 USD). On Friday, 173 yearlings went through the sales ring during the first session, selling for $6,211,644 ($4,534,500 USD) to average $35,906 ($26,211 USD). The total sales over both sessions was $10,897,061 ($7,845,884 USD) for a $31,863 ($22,941 USD) yearling average. With 397 yearlings sold last year, the 2023 sale had a higher gross ($7,954,200 USD) but a lower average ($20,036 USD).

IMPORTANT LINKS

• Sale Roster
• Sale Catalogue (PDF)
• Online Registration & Bidding
• Sale Results
• Live Video (also available below)

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