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  1. The colt Imperial Honor, campaigned by Baffert, raced at Del Mar on September 8th before being sold for $725,000.

Imperial Honor's Debut Win Highlights Kentucky Breeding Success

1 report, 1 independent Updated Sep 22
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What happened

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Imperial Honor, a colt bred in Kentucky, won his debut race at Del Mar on September 7th. The colt, who was purchased for $725,000, finished the race in 1:04.19 after winning by 5 1/4 lengths. Additionally, a bay daughter of Jackie's Warrior, bred by Wimberley Bloodstock and BWW Bloodstock, will be offered at Keeneland's September sale.

From bloodhorse.com

Why it matters

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The successful debut and high purchase price of Imperial Honor reflect positively on the regional breeding industry in Kentucky. The sale of the colt's half-sister also contributes to the market value of breeding stock.

Imperial Honor, campaigned by Bob Baffert, raced at Del Mar on September 8th before being sold for $725,000.

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Who's involved

  • Bob BaffertTrained Imperial Honor, who won his debut race.
  • WimberleyWimberley Bloodstock is involved in breeding the colt's half-sister.

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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  • WimberleySpeculative

    Wimberley Bloodstock might see increased demand for its breeding stock due to the success of Imperial Honor.

  • KentuckySpeculative

    The regional breeding industry in Kentucky could see increased investment in breeding programs following the colt's successful debut.

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