Fasig-Tipton Kentucky Yearlings Sale concludes with $65.9 million in gross receipts
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Updated Oct 22
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What happened
The Fasig-Tipton Kentucky October Yearlings Sale concluded on October 22. A total of 1,096 horses changed hands for gross receipts of $65,920,000. The sale featured two $800,000 toppers, though the gross receipts were lower than the previous year's total of $72,071,000.
From bloodhorse.com
Why it matters
The results demonstrated persistent demand for high-quality horses, although the average sale price declined to $60,146. The median price remained stable at $30,000, indicating market stability despite a decrease in overall gross receipts.
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Who could feel it
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- MidwestSpeculative
Midwest trainers might see reduced demand for their training services.