May 5, 2022
The Fax machine in the LTBA office is not working. We are working on fixing the problem. In the meantime, please scan and e-mail any documents you wish to send to the LTBA.
We apologize for any inconvenience.
May 5, 2022
The Fax machine in the LTBA office is not working. We are working on fixing the problem. In the meantime, please scan and e-mail any documents you wish to send to the LTBA.
We apologize for any inconvenience.
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Louisiana Thoroughbred breeders Association Board of Directors Meetings Minutes
Accredited Louisiana breds sold exceptionally well at the Texas Two-Year-Olds In Training Sale which was held Wednesday, April 6, 2022, at Lone Star Park at Grand Prairie.
A Louisiana-bred filly from the first crop of Spendthrift Farm’s stallion Free Drop Billy consigned by Carl Deville as Hip 134 topped the sale at $200,000. The filly attracted attention after she breezed a quick 10.2 over the Lone Star Park dirt Monday afternoon. Out of the Half Ours mare Solo Buena, she’s a half-sister to stakes-placed Swot Analysis, who was second in the Louisiana Futurity at two. The filly previously sold as a yearling in the 2021 Breeders Sales Company of Louisiana Yearling Sale for $10,500.
A total of 30 accredited Louisiana breds sold for $1,137,500 with an average of $37,917, above the sale average of $34,667. The median price for Louisiana breds sold through the ring was $30,000 also above the sale median of $28,000.
Other Breeders Sales Company of Louisiana Yearling Sale graduates showed significant bumps over their yearling sale prices. Hip 133, a filly by Star Guitar out of the Hard Spun mare, Well Spun also consigned by Carl Deville, sold for $30,000 an increase of $21,500 over her yearling sale price of $8,500. And Hip 100, a colt by Guilt Trip out of the stakes winning Milwaukee Brew mare Hometown Gossip, sold for $24,000 out of the Benchmark Training Center Consignment, up $20,500 from his yearling sale price of $3,500.
Following the sale, Roger Heitzmann, Secretary/Treasurer of the Louisiana Thoroughbred Breeders Association said “Louisiana breds offer pinhookers a terrific return on their investment. With purses on the rise in Louisiana, I expect the demand for accredited Louisiana breds to rise as well.”
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Due to severe weather, the LTBA office is closing today, Tuesday, March 22, 2022 at 1:00 p.m.
8:45 a.m. Tuesday, March 15, 2022
Currently there is a power outage at Fair Grounds which is affecting both the power and the phones at the LTBA office. We apologize for any inconvenience.
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