Louisiana Thoroughbred Breeders Association BREEDERS SALES OF LOUISIANA
2022 YEARLING SALE followed by Mixed
Session RESULTS
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 1, 2022 • OPELOUSAS, LOUISIANA
Louisiana Thoroughbred Breeders Association BREEDERS SALES OF LOUISIANA
2022 YEARLING SALE followed by Mixed
Session RESULTS
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 1, 2022 • OPELOUSAS, LOUISIANA
The Louisiana Thoroughbred Breeders Association’s Breeders Sales of Louisiana held its 2022 Yearling Sale followed by Mixed Session, Saturday, October 1st at the Equine Sales Facility in Opelousas.
138 yearlings were cataloged with 18 outs. 101 yearlings sold for a gross of $1,690,600, and an average of $16,739 and a median of $10,000. 19 RNAs.
3 weanlings sold for a gross of $20,000 and an average of $6,667.
1 horse of racing age sold for $7,000.
9 broodmares sold for a gross of $67,800 and an average of $7,530.
The gross for the overall sale was $1,785,400.
Hip number 60, out of the Brehon Farm consignment topped the sale bringing down the hammer at $63,000. The colt, by Cupid, who is among the leading second crop sires in North America, is out of Bronze Abe, a multiple stakes winning stakes producing Two Punch mare, and was purchased by Mintmere.
Hip number 23, out of the Clear Creek Stud consignment, was purchased by Valene Farms for $62,000, the second highest price of the day. The dkbb colt is by the late stallion Half Ours, a four time leading Louisiana Stallion out of the multiple stakes winning Louisiana bred mare Smitty’s Sunshine, and is a full brother to multiple stakes winner Smitty’s Cougar.
Complete results can be found on the LTBA Website at https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/e/2PACX-1vTEi66bt8ngPPv6RGu2_htzjrcYF3iKf9wuFKVsdKNs0wmr8c3BzTKuBJOmhi3bIl83eTdjxUbyCIY6/pubhtml
The Louisiana Thoroughbred Breeders Association is hosting Oct. 1 a yearling sale followed by a mixed session under the banner of the Breeders Sales Company of Louisiana.
“We have a very strong catalog of quality Louisiana-accredited yearlings in this year’s catalog,” said Breeders Sales of Louisiana director Tom Early. “Louisiana has one of the best breeders incentive programs in the United States. It rewards the breeders of these young horses and encourages quality breeding for race horses.
“I expect this year’s sale to continue the momentum that started with the sale last year and anticipate an increased interest from buyers,” he added. “The increase in purses is due to be evident by the time this year’s yearling crop reach racing age.”
The sale will be held at the Equine Sales Co. auction house at 372 Harry Guilbeau Road, Opelousas, La. All horses in the sale will be on the grounds by noon Sept. 30.
“Louisiana-breds have been very popular at the sales around the country. Now with the introduction of sports betting and the coming of Historical Horse Racing machines, we anticipate that purses for accredited Louisiana-breds will increase dramatically. We expect the value of, and demand for Louisiana Bred-yearlings to increase substantially as well,” says LTBA secretary/treasurer Roger Heitzmann III.
A Link to the sortable catalog can be found here
A pdf of the catalog can be downloaded here
A digital catalog can also be found on the Equineline Sales Catalog app
The sale will be livestreamed starting at 10:00 a.m. the day of the sale
More information is available at the Louisiana Thoroughbred Breeders Association website: www.louisianabred.com
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The catalog for the Louisiana Thoroughbred Breeders Association’s 2022 Breeders Sales of Louisiana Yearling Sale Followed by Mixed Session is at the printer and will be mailing late August.
The catalog has 131 yearlings, plus 19 broodmares, 8 weanlings and 2 two-year-olds. Supplemental entries are still being accepted.
A Sortable Catalog can be Found Here
PDF of Catalog Including Supplemental and Quarter Horse Entries
A digital catalog can also be found on the Equineline Sales Catalog app.
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