Winbak Farm's yearling videos for the 2026 London Classic Yearling Sale are now posted online.
Winbak Farm will offer a consignment of 64 Ontario-sired yearlings at the London Classic Yearling Sale, which will be held on Oct. 13-14 at The J-AAR Expo Centre (formerly The Agriplex) at Western Fair District.
Winbak Farm will present nine yearlings from the first crop of 2022 Meadowlands Pace winner Beach Glass, p, 2, 1:51.1s; 3, 1:47.2 ($1,189,416), and eight from the first crop of 2020 O’Brien Award winner Lawless Shadow, p, 2, 1:52.1; 3, 1:48.2f ($995,579).
Visit winbakfarm.com and click on an individual yearling’s hip number to watch their video.
The farm's London Classic lineup of pacers includes:
- Beach Glass – six colts / three fillies (new)
- Betterthancheddar – five colts / four fillies
- Betting Line – one colt / one filly
- Bettors Delight – three fillies
- Bulldog Hanover – one colt
- Cattlewash – one colt / one filly
- Dancin Lou – one colt
- Lawless Shadow – four colts / four fillies (new)
- McWicked – six colts / three fillies
- Sportswriter – two colts
The farm's London Classic lineup of trotters includes:
- Archangel – one colt / five fillies
- Green Manalishi S – one filly
- King Of The North – one colt
- Muscle Mass – four fillies
- My MVP – two colts
- Trixton – three colts / one filly
Highlights of the consignment include:
- #5, Redland Marshal, a Lawless Shadow half-brother to One Wicked Man, p, 3, 1:53.2h -'25 ($155,015). Family of Vintage Master, p, 1:48.1f ($2,162,979). Agent Horse.
- #16, All The Luck, a Betterthancheddar full-brother to Better B Bold, p, 3, 1:49.3s -'23 ($503,177), and Cheese Melt, p, 3, 1:51.1f ($155,057). Half-brother to Luck B Mine, p, 1:51.4s ($221,927), Better B Rolling, p, 1:51.1f ($175,186), and Alabama Lucky, p, 1:53.2h -'26 ($166,097).
- #47, Steer Clear, a Cattlewash first foal (colt) out of a full-sister to Clear Idea, p, 3, 1:50.4f ($659,162).
- #77, Legalize, a Beach Glass half-brother to Legal Power, p, 1:51.3f ($269,250), Access Granted, p, 3, 1:51.4 -'24 ($263,803), and Captain Cash, p, 1:50.1f ($263,491).
- #90, Grab The Gold, a Beach Glass filly out of a half-sister to Bettor Than Spring, p, 1:49.2h ($1,002,316). Second dam is Spring Break, p, 3, 1:50.3z ($787,057).
- #102, Mr Ivory, an Archangel colt out of a half-sister to Hambletonian winner Forbidden Trade, 3, 1:51 ($2,392,642). Second dam is Pure Ivory, 3, 1:53.1s ($1,442,888).
- #150, Elbowsupwethenorth, a King Of The North half-brother to Evolving, 1:56.1f -'25 ($165,694), and Wearing The Green, 3, 1:55.1s -'25 ($123,711). Agent Horse.
- #172, Dynasty Rose, a Muscle Mass first foal (filly) out of a half-sister to Mississippi Storm, 1:52f ($1,495,518). Dam is a half-sister to the dam of Mars Hill, 1:52.4f -'26 ($396,593).
- #174, Shes So Sharp, a Betterthancheddar half-sister to World Of Wishes, p, 1:48.4 -'26 ($287,271), and Global Choice, p, 2, 1:52.4s -'26 ($163,188). Dam is a half-sister to Perfectly Chic, p, 1:50.2s -'26 ($504,670).
- #175, Flawless Shadow, a Lawless Shadow half-sister to My Pal Joe, p, 1:48.3 ($416,001). Dam is a half-sister to the dam of Miki And Minnie, p, 1:48 -'26 ($3,223,600).
- #192, Risk Taker, a Green Manalishi S half-sister to 2026 Dream Of Glory Stakes winner Toss Of The Dice, 3, 1:52.3s -'26 ($178,410). Half-sister to the dam of Redice, 2, 1:54.3s -'26 ($250,353).
- #198, Diesel Dan, a Bulldog Hanover second foal (colt) out of Sun N Sand, from the family of Somebeachsomewhere, p, 3, 1:46.4 ($3,328,755).
- #238, Sunlight Delight, a Bettors Delight half-sister to 2026 New York Sire Stakes contender Hollys Choice, p, 2, 1:55.2f -'26 ($36,725). Second dam of foal is Marnie Hall, p, 1:49 ($1,236,585).
The yearlings are available for viewing at Winbak Farm of Canada. To schedule an appointment for viewing, call 905-838-2145 or email [email protected]. They will also be available for showing starting on Monday, Oct. 12 at the sale complex.
For more information on the yearlings selling, visit the Winbak Farm website. For additional sale details, visit londonclassic.ca.
(With files from Winbak Farm)