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Sale Results 47 For the latest news, go online to http://auctions.bloodhorse.com Sale Results 47. Unnamed f, Successful Appeal—SPEAKING OF TIME, by Gilded 97. Unnamed c, Smoke Glacken—Three Li’l Kittens, by Strawberry FASIG-TIPTON MIDLANTIC SALE Time (Kenneth Lejeune, agent)—John Patitucci ..............$25,000 Road (AUS) (Living on a Prayer, Journeys End Training Center, 50. Unnamed c, Seattle Fitz (ARG)—Spring Sky, by Sky Classic (John agent) ...............................................................($25,000) Not sold 2-YEAR-OLDS IN TRAINING SALE (MAY 18-19) Fennessy, agent) .................................................($4,000) Not sold 99. Unnamed f, Mizzen Mast—TIFFANY’S SECRET, by Secretariat 2009 2008 CHANGE 51. Unnamed c, Leroidesanimaux (BRZ)—SPRING STAR (BRZ), by (Paul Sharp, agent)—Richard Sanders (PS) .....................$44,000 NUMBER SOLD 253 327 -22.6% Itajara (BRZ) (Kirkwood Stables, agent)—Dale Long, Kenny Cox, 100. Unnamed f, Closing Argument—Time Lost, by Gilded Time (Niall GROSS $10,651,000 $15,757,400 -48.4% agent ................................................................................$12,000 Brennan Stables, agent)—DJ Stable (PS) ........................$38,000 AVERAGE $42,099 $48,188 -12.6% 54. Unnamed c, Forest Danger—Starship Sensation, by Go for Gin (M 103. Unnamed f, Holy Bull—TRACK GOSSIP, by Shahrastani (Cary MEDIAN $25,000 $28,000 -10.7% & H Training and Sales, agent)—Buzz Chace, agent ......$130,000 Frommer, agent)—Toby L. Surratt ....................................$29,000 PERCENT RNA 68/23.4% 169/34.1% 55. Unnamed g, Not For Love—Start That Song, by Opening Verse 105. Unnamed c, Performing Magic—Travellin’ Along, by Silver Ghost (Eugene E. Weymouth, Cary Frommer, agent)—Main Line Racing (John Fennessy, agent) .......................................($3,000) Not sold .........................................................................................$30,000 106. Unnamed f, Rock Hard Ten—Treize, by Alysheba (Lynne Boutte, MONDAY, MAY 18 56. Unnamed c, Holy Bull—Golden Leaf, by El Prado (IRE) (Hayden agent)—Sterling Rd. Stable ..............................................$22,000 Thoroughbreds, agent)—W. Temple Webber Jr. ...............$50,000 123 sold for $5,726,400; average, $46,556; 107. Unnamed c, Yonaguska—Mining My Own, by Smart Strike (Cary 57. Unnamed c, Candy Ride (ARG)—Stateliness, by Silver Deputy Frommer, agent)—Dogwood Stable ...............................$485,000 median, $24,000 (McKathan Bros., agent)—John Parisella, agent (PS).......$40,000 110. GRANDILOQUENT, f, Oratory—Trollette, by Norquestor (Spring 1. CLIFF DIVER, c, Sky Mesa—SAILING (GB), by Arazi (Kirkwood 58. Unnamed c, Maria’s Mon—St. John Dress, by Richter Scale (Old Meadow Farm, Bill Reightler, agent) .................($17,000) Not sold Stables, agent)—Joseph D’Agostino ................................$31,000 South Farm)—John Patitucci ...........................................$37,000 111. Unnamed c, Werblin—Trouble in Excess, by In Excess (IRE) (Rod 2. WRITETHATDOWN, c, Read the Footnotes—Saint Kaytie, by 59. SANNA ANNA, f, Louis Quatorze—Stormin Anna, by Stormin Fever McVey, agent)—Duane Salisbury ....................................... $5,500 Captain Bodgit (Sequel Bloodstock, agent)—Fantasy Lane Stable (Patricia Brown & Nick Sanna, Marshall W. Silverman, agent) 112. Unnamed f, Freud—True Legend, by Gold Legend (Eisaman .........................................................................................$60,000 .........................................................................($20,000) Not sold Equine, agent)—PTK ........................................................$45,000 3. SAINTLY TALE, c, Tale of the Cat—Saint Ray, by Saint Ballado 60. Unnamed c, Eurosilver—Storm Ring, by Storm Bird (Randy Miles, 113. Unnamed c, El Corredor—TRY N SUE, by Sir Harry Lewis (Eddie (Sequel Bloodstock, agent)—Clark Hanna .......................$25,000 agent)—Ralph Murray ......................................................$24,000 Woods, agent)—Ronald J. Greener .................................... $5,000 5. FLORENZO, c, Great Notion—Salty Beach, by Meadowlake 61. Unnamed c, Swiss Yodeler—Stormy Gaylord, by Storm Cat (Fleur 115. Unnamed f, Broken Vow—Tussle, by Kris S. (Cary Frommer, (Marshall W. Silverman, agent)—Terry Raymond .............$15,000 de Lis Stables, Nick de Meric, agent) ...............($14,000) Not sold agent)—Terry Gabriel (PS) ................................................$45,000 11. Unnamed f, Prime Timber—Sayitwithdiamonds, by Pioneering 63. Unnamed c, Indian Charlie—Stormy Society, by Storm Creek 118. UNBRIDLING, f, Yankee Gentleman—Unabashed Charm, by Silver (Palmarejo Equine, agent)—Victor Achar............................ $5,500 (Rayzin the Bar Stables, Niall Brennan Stables, agent)—Buzz Deputy (Randy Miles, agent)—Tommy Shaw ..................... $5,000 Chace, agent...................................................................$100,000 12. Unnamed f, Eurosilver—Scope, by Devil’s Bag (Old South 119. THISONESFORELMO, c, Consolidator—Unbridled Rage, by Farm)—Choctaw Racing Stable .......................................$65,000 64. Unnamed c, City Zip—Stormy Surprise, by Mr. Greeley (Living on Unbridled (Niall Brennan Stables, agent)—Robert G. Harvey, Equix, a Prayer, Journeys End Training Center, agent) . ($25,000) Not sold agent ................................................................................$40,000 14. Unnamed c, Songandaprayer—Seattle Stardust, by Slew City Slew (Lenora Black, agent)—John Salzman Sr. ...............$22,000 65. Unnamed f, Malibu Moon—Stravinskyrhythm, by Rhythm (Paul 121. CHIQUICO, c, Hook and Ladder—Uppity, by Colony Light (Sequel Sharp, agent)—Toby L. Surratt .........................................$15,000 Bloodstock, agent)—PZ Racing Stable .............................$15,000 16. Unnamed f, Ecton Park—Sedrah, by Dixieland Band (Orebanks, agent)—Valiant Ranches ..................................................$20,000 67. Unnamed c, Freud—Struckbylightning, by Cryptoclearance 122. Unnamed f, Supah Blitz—Urbana Light, by Colony Light (Eisaman Equine, agent)—Robert Jacoff ..........................$50,000 (Wavertree Stables, agent) ................................($17,000) Not sold 18. Unnamed f, Speightstown—Sewickley Heights, by Pleasant Colony (Sunrise Stable South, agent)................($27,000) Not sold 68. Unnamed f, Stormy Atlantic—Strum the Banjo, by Crafty 123. Unnamed c, City Zip—Valid Miss Dress, by Valid Appeal (Niall Prospector (Eisaman Equine, agent)—McRacehorse & Bravest Brennan Stables, agent)—Feel the Thunder ....................$48,000 19. Unnamed f, Eurosilver—Shannonaire, by Phone Trick (Eisaman Racing ..............................................................................$10,000 Equine, agent)—Linda Rice, agent ...................................$65,000 126. Unnamed f, Successful Appeal—Vase, by Rahy (Weston, 70. CHARLIE PORT, c, Indian Charlie—Portlaoise, by Conquistador agent)—Champion Racing Stable ...................................... $4,200 20. SONNYS LADY, f, Proud Accolade—Sharpbrook, by Montbrook Cielo (L&S, agent)—Hillwood Stable ................................$13,000 128. AGAVA SUNSHINE, f, Cactus Ridge—VIBES, by Ide (SAB Training, (Weston, agent)—Gary Contessa .....................................$25,000 72. SILKEN MIST, f, Include—Sudden Mist, by All of a Sudden (O & H agent)—Dove Houghton ...................................................$16,000 21. SHE IS GIBSON, f, Gibson County—She Is the Tower, by Catienus Bloodstock, agent) ............................................($18,000) Not sold 129. STEPHSKI, f, Even the Score—Victory Park, by Fusaichi Pegasus (L&S, agent) ......................................................($22,000) Not sold 73. Unnamed f, Bwana Charlie—Sugar Run, by Meadowlake (Hayden (Randy Miles, agent)—Alex Kazdan ................................... $8,000 22. Unnamed f, Speightstown—She’s Vested, by Boundary (Parrish Thoroughbreds, agent)—Timothy Hills, agent (PS) ...........$45,000 130. CARSON CONNECTION, c, Cuvee—Waterwild, by River Special Farms) ..............................................................($10,000) Not sold 74. Unnamed c, Bowman’s Band—Summer Vacation, by Deputed (Cary Frommer, agent) ......................................($41,000) Not sold 24. TASHOP, c, Tapit—Shopping, by Private Account (Hobeau Farm Testamony (Living on a Prayer, Journeys End Training Center, 131. WHATEVERITTAKES, c, Value Plus—Whataboutus, by Clever Trick Dispersal, Cary Frommer, agent)—Steven W. Young, agent agent)—Kathleen Dibben ................................................... $4,000 (Sequel Bloodstock, agent)—Robert Jacoff ......................$20,000 .......................................................................................$850,000 75. Unnamed c, Limehouse—Sunday Sonata, by Palace Music (Rod 132. Unnamed c, Cat Thief—Whatasassysong, by Unbridled’s Song 25. Unnamed f, Hennessy—Shoreline, by Unbridled (Leprechaun McVey, agent)—Victor Achar ............................................$16,000 (Kirkwood Stables, agent)—Mark H. Jacoff .....................$14,500 Racing, agent)—Thoroughbred Futures .........................$170,000 76. Unnamed c, Omega Code—Sunny’s Freckles, by Sam’s Sunny 133. OUTLAW BOUNTY, c, Grand Reward—White Hot, by Silver Ghost 26. Unnamed f, Saint Liam—SHOT GUN FAVORITE, by Eltish Hour (Palmarejo Equine, agent) ........................($15,000) Not sold (Bloodstock Management, Robert Cunningham, agent) (Leprechaun Racing, agent)—PZ Racing Stable...............$20,000
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