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OBS MARCH MADNESS OBS MARCH SALE of 2Yos Wednesday, March 13, 2013 THURSDAY, MARCH 14, 2013 732-747-8060 $ TDN Home Page Click Here OBS MARCH MADNESS A He prepped incredible into a headwind, then came The record-setting two-day OBS March Selected Sale back and worked amazing during the breeze show,@ of 2-Year-Olds in Training concluded with an Moynihan added. AHe looks like a big, two-turn, long- exclamation point when an eye-catching steel-grey son striding horse. Hopefully, he can get us to some of the of Smart Strike brought big dances as a 3-year-old. We=re putting together a $1.8 million from John partnership headed by Barbara; we=re still working out Moynihan, acting on behalf of the details.@ OBS March cont. p3 Barbara Banke=s Stonestreet Stables. OBS MARCH SALE OF 2YOs Things got off in a hurry for Wednesday, March 13, 2013 the first foal out of the graded SESSION TOTALS 2013 2012 stakes winning Pulpit mare Mini Catalogued 173 182 Sermon with an opening bid of No. Offered 112 116 $400,000. Moynihan, doing his No. Sold 83 86 bidding from OBS President Tom RNAs 29 30 Ventura=s office, outlasted a % RNA 25.9% 25.9% fierce battle with Canadian Nat No. Over $400K 8 5 King’s Equine’s Raul Reyes Rea to bring home the prized High Price $1,800,000 $800,000 L Marquardt colt, causing a loud eruption Gross $15,077,000 $12,720,000 Average (% change) $181,651 (+22.8%) $147,907 from the packed pavilion once Median (% change) $135,000 (+22.7%) $110,000 the dust finally cleared. Bloodstock agent Dennis O=Neill was another underbidder. CUMULATIVE 2013 2012 Catalogued 345 362 Stonestreet=s love for Lane=s End leading sire Smart No. Offered 236 244 Strike isn=t much of a secret after campaigning two- No. Sold 182 180 time Horse of the Year Curlin, champion My Miss RNAs 54 64 Aurelia and multiple graded stakes winner Dominus. % RNA 22.9% 25% AWe loved the horse,@ Moynihan commented. AWe=ve No. Over $400K 9 9 had a great deal of luck with Smart Strike and [the High Price $1,800,000 $800,000 topper] has a great pedigree. I don=t think we=ll see Gross $28,871,000 $24,739,500 many more that go like he did at the remaining 2-year- Average (% change) $158,632 (+15.4%) $137,442 old sales this year.@ Median (% change) $127,500 (+27.5%) $100,000 Bred in Virginia by the Estate of Edward P. Evans, the Apr. 12 foal glided through a visually impressive bullet in :9 4/5. 2013 OBSMAR Topper by Smart Strike Sherackatthetrack DISCREETLY MINE [ Mineshaft – Pretty Discreet, by Private Account ] Carries the legacy of A.P. Indy Enthusiastic reports on his first foals, now yearlings... “I have a lot of faith in DISCREETLY MINE who is beautifully bred and had speed to burn. I have a cracking colt by him out of a mare that has already produced a multiple Grade 1 winner.” – George Bolton “We have an outstanding, athletic yearling by DISCREETLY MINE and are excited about owning a share in the stallion. We think he has tremendous potential to make a top sire. Therefore, we bred two of our best mares the first year, including Unlimited Pleasure, dam of Unlimited Budget.” – David O’Farrell, Ocala Stud “We are thrilled with our DISCREETLY MINE colt. He is handsome and very well balanced. Looking forward to his racing career.” – Ed Gaylord “I love DISCREETLY MINE. He had speed, could carry it two turns and has a terrific pedigree. In my opinion he has all of the tools to make a sire.The yearling I have with Pope McLean is terrific. He has a great top line and isvery athletic and correct. I couldn't be more pleased with him. Another mare I bred to the stallion is due to foal soon and I can’t wait to see that one.” –BobMcCann Box 626, Versailles, KY 40383 office: 859.873.7300 fax: 859.873.3746 email: [email protected] website: www.lanesend.com PHOTO: Lee Thomas In This Issue Go East, Young Man 60 Broad St., Suite 100 Red Bank, NJ 07701 Bloodstock agent Gary Young has become a huge fan of (732) 747-8060 Spendthrift Farm’s Malibu Moon and went to $485,000 for a (732) 747-8955 (fax) Peter Blum-bred son of the stallion out of the Unbridled’s www.thoroughbreddailynews.com Song mare My Way from a deep family including champion www.thetdn.com Tomahawk and Grade I winners Golden Ticket and Well Barry Weisbord, co-publisher Chosen. Deron Pearson, who has horses in training in [email protected] • @barryweisbord California with Jim Cassidy, was the successful bidder. "I Sue Finley, co-publisher told him this horse wasn't going to be cheap--they paid $230,000 for him as a yearling--but he said to go ahead, and I [email protected] • @suefinley think we got a really nice horse," said Young. "I like Malibu Moon as a stud--who wouldn't? Editorial [email protected] Jessica Martini, Editor-in-Chief Coverage begins page 6 Alan Carasso, Managing Editor Gary Young Christina Bossinakis, Senior Editor Steve Sherack, Racing Editor Brian DiDonato, Racing Analyst/Soc. Media Dir. Eis, Eis, Baby Justina Severni, Assistant Editor Kelsey Riley, Assistant Editor The consignment of Dr. Barry and Shari Eisaman’s Eisaman Equine celebrated an Advertising [email protected] outstanding two-day run at OBS, closing as Alycia Borer, Director of Advertising the sale’s leading consignor, with just over Lia Kusch, Senior Advertising Designer $4 million in turnover, just over 14% of the Sarah K. Andrew, Adv Assistant/Distribution Amanda Crelin, Advertising Assistant total gross receipts. The key to success was Amanda Foster, Advertising Assistant elementary. "We bought a load of really nice horses," Shari Eisaman said toward the end Customer Service [email protected] of selling yesterday. "The market's telling us Vicki Forbes, Director of Customer Service (from l to r) Dr. Barry, Shari and that's what we have to do here, and we got Kristina Eisaman eisamanequine.com rewarded." Information Technology Robert Williams, Director of IT [email protected] Coverage page 10 Gregg Casillo, DB Administrator, Programming [email protected] Business Development Donegal Tabs Stevens for World Cup Gary King, Director of Business Development [email protected] Hall of Fame jockey Gary Stevens has been named to ride Dullahan TDN Newmarket Bureau: Cafe Racing (Even the Score) for Donegal Racing and trainer Dale Romans in the [email protected] G1 Dubai World Cup at Meydan Mar. 30. Stevens, who just celebrated his Sean Cronin 50th birthday, won the 1998 World Cup with Silver Charm. Tom Frary Coverage page 15 TDN P HEADLINE NEWS • 3/14/13 • PAGE 3 of 17 • thoroughbreddailynews.com OBS March Sale cont. Moynihan concluded, AWe=re a little in shock that he brought that much money, but we=re very excited.@ The topper, who equaled the previous OBS record set by Garifine (Belong to Me) at the 2006 March Sale, was consigned by Raul Reyes=s King=s Equine as hip 333. He was picked up for $115,000 as a FTKOCT yearling on behalf of Reyes= King=s Equine venture, which is made up of five undisclosed partners. Reyes=s previous top seller was a $500,000 Arch filly at the 2005 FTFFEB sale. AReally good horses deserve to sell for that much,@ said an elated Reyes while taking a break from a BBQ celebration back at the barn. AEverybody that picks out good horses was on him. As the sale progressed, I knew that he=d bring over a million dollars based on who was looking at him. He made my job very easy. All you needed to do was treat him right-- he was a very simple horse to train. He was a big kid that was a little Hip 333 bit overweight as a LM yearling. But I could tell that he=d be very good- looking once he grew up.@ The numbers for the two-day sale were impressive. The cumulative average of $158,632 was a March record, and up 15.4% from 2012's sale. The median of $127,500 was also a new top, compared with the previous sale record of $100,000 equaled a year ago and first set in 2008. The buyback percentage was also extremely strong at 22.9%; it was 25% last year. AThere was an appetite for quality horses here and it seemed like if there was anybody in the industry that was looking for one, they were here,@ OBS Director of Sales Tod Wojciechowski commented. AYou have to contribute it to a lot of the consignors stepping their game up and having a lot of nice horses for this sale. The momentum that has been built over the past few years just keeps comingBit=s been an upward spiral effect for this sale. Having a quantity of horses that buyers can spread out on helps--they don=t have to focus on just one or two.@ For the session 83 juveniles brought $15,077,000 for an average of $181,651, up 22.8% from last year. The median soared to $135,000 from $110,000 in 2012. The buyback percentage was 27.2%. AWe thought that there were a few more bullets left for today, and there sure were,@ Wojciechowski continued. AIt was a great two days and a great horse sale. The enthusiasm from the buyers and consignors led to a great day.
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