The Fasig-Tipton July Sale was a record-breaking event, with Our Moneyman selling for $2 million to KAS Stables, the highest price ever at the Horses of Racing Age Sale. This sale also set a record average price of $167,641, surpassing the previous year's record of $157,588. Our Moneyman, a 3-year-old bred and campaigned by Chester Thomas's Allied Racing Stable and trained by Bret Calhoun, was a standout performer, having placed second in the GIII Matt Winn Stakes and the GIII Indiana Derby. The sale's success was further bolstered by the sale of a Vekoma colt for $600,000, the highest price for a yearling. This sale also saw the highest average and median prices for yearlings, with an average of $116,308 and a median of $92,500. The sale's success can be attributed to the positive momentum seen in recent years, with a high level of activity and feedback from consignors and buyers. The Fasig-Tipton July Sale is a significant event in the horse racing industry, attracting top talent and setting new records.
