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TOP 10 BUYERS
Buyer
#Purchased
Total
Alex Castaneda
12
$134,100
Gonzalez Racing
5
$128,500
Tykhe Racing LLC
4
$127,000
Mark & Annette McCloy
1
$110,000
Jackie Sessions
1
$90,000
Christian Albino Ramas HDZ
1
$61,000
Margarito Espinoza
2
$60,500
Policarpio Abalos
1
$58,000
Cruz E Nava
2
$55,000
Mary G Thompson
1
$52,000
TOP 10 CONSIGNORS/AGENTS
Consignor/Agent
#Sold
Total
Bobby D. Cox
13
$548,500
Granada Farms, Agent
12
$233,400
Fulton Quien Sabe Ranches, LP
8
$207,000
Haddad Ranch
10
$118,900
Granada Farms, Agent for Mike Amburn
5
$113,200
6666 Ranch, Agent for Burnett Ranches, LLC/J. Sessions
2
$101,000
Mario Zerlotti or Guy Peixoto
10
$96,900
Granada Farms, Agent for Pete A. Scarmardo
6
$92,800
Sunset Well Service
2
$68,000
Bielau Oaks, Agent for Mickey Tiner
7
$66,300
The first yearling sale of the season was held July 26-27 in San Antonio, Texas.
The 22nd annual Texas Quarter Horse Association Yearling Sale saw 190 horses
sell over two days, marking a slight increase over last year. Gross, average and median, however, all increased significantly compared to last year. Gross rose 42%, average was up 39%, and the median saw a 46% increase over 2018.
Hip #77, Winglets (One Famous Eagle- First Fancy Racy, Carters Cartel), was the sale topper at $110,000. Consigned by Bobby D. Cox, the sorrel yearling filly was purchased by Mark and Annette McCloy.
Winglets is the first foal out of Grade 1 second placed First Fancy Racy, and she is
by Champion/World Champion sire One Famous Eagle. She is from the immediate family of Champions Miss Racy Jess and One Sweet Racy.
Burnett Ranches LLC/J. Sessions consigned the second highest seller at $90,000, Hip #12, Our Secret Sister (Hez Our Secret-Sister Jess, Mr Jess Perry).
The gray yearling filly, who was purchased by Jackie Sessions, is a full sister to Grade 2 winner Perrys Secret. She is by Champion Hez Our Secret and she out of a half-sister to multiple stakes runners.
The leading buyer was Alex Castaneda, purchasing 12 horses for a total of $134,100. The second leading buyer was Gonzalez Racing, purchasing five horses for a total of $128,500.
The leading consignor/agent was Bobby D. Cox, selling 13 horses for $548,500. The second leading consignor/agent was Granada Farms, Agent, selling 12 horses for $233,400.
The leading sire by average with two or more yearlings sold was Mr Jess Perry with three head selling for an average of $51,667. The second leading sire by average with two
or more yearlings sold was One Famous Eagle with six horses selling for an average of $49,833.
The leading sire by total sold was Kiss
My Hocks with 13 horses selling for a total
of $324,000. One Famous Eagle was second with six horses selling for a total of $299,000.
TQHA also hosted its first Horses-In- Training Sale during the two-day event, with 10 horses selling for a total of $43,400. The co-high sellers at $7,000 were: Hip #129, Streaky (Streakin Sixes-Viborita, Shazoom), a 2-year-old filly consigned by Michele
and Craig Snider, Roger Daly, Agent, and purchased by HSC Inc.; and Hip #131, Blue Eyed Cartel (Sizzlin Cartel-The Louisiana Lassie, Feature Mr Jess), a 5-year-old horse consigned by M&D Racing Stables and pur- chased by Javier Alvarez Jr.
TOP 10 LEADING SIRES
Sire
#Sold
Total
Kiss My Hocks
13
$324,000
One Famous Eagle
6
$299,000
Tempting Dash
10
$291,500
The Louisiana Cartel
20
$237,600
Hez Our Secret
9
$200,500
Captain Courage
8
$171,000
Mr Jess Perry
3
$155,000
EC Jet One
9
$104,000
Lethal Corona
11
$104,000
Dealagame
7
$100,000
TOP 10 LEADING SIRES BY AVERAGE
Sire
#Sold
Total
Mr Jess Perry
3
$51,667
One Famous Eagle
6
$49,833
First Moonflash
1
$39,000
PYC Paint Your Wagon
2
$35,250
Valiant Hero
2
$32,500
Tempting Dash
10
$29,150
Moonin The Eagle
2
$27,250
Hes Relentless
1
$27,000
Separatist
2
$27,000
Tres Seis
2
$27,000
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