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INVENCBLE: Hip #179 Invencible was the $144,047 high seller, consigned and repurchased by Javier Alberto Gómez.
Invencible’s pedigree includes stallion Taint Your Wagon, a son of PYC Paint Your Wagon and out of Dashing Little Reba, by First Down Dash. Placed and a finalist in classics in Mexico, he is the winner of $11,896, sire of nine runners, five ROM, one stakes winner and four winners of nine races, who have added earnings of $57,556, with GS As De Bastos his top earner with $33,920.
Invencible’s dam is Arandas Andy, by Andy Sixes and out of Hostotipaquillo Miss, by Jodys Glory. The merit of this mare as a producer is to have produced Ze Dancer Arandas in her cross with Ze Dancer. Ze Dancer Arandas, like his sire, was a formidable runner in Mexico, winner of multiple classics and $179,814. He was designated Mexico Hi-Point Three-Year-Old Colt and is currently standing at stud. His first crop (7 years) was presented at this auction.
The second highest sales price was $1,300,000 pesos ($62,420 U.S.) offered for Mr Juan (Hip 109), consigned by Cuadra La Presita and is the son of Danny Cartel and out of Toles (by Ought To Be First).
Danny Cartel SI 98, a son of Corona Cartel and out of Takin Some Gold (by Takin On The Cash), is the winner of two races, a second and
a third place in five starts and $45,653. He is placed and a finalist in stakes races in the United States. He is the sire of 83 runners, 63 ROM, 47 winners of 130 races, 14 stakes winners, with earnings of $1,779,992 dollars, highlighted by Juanito Y Danny, AQHA Mexican Champion, with $234,568; Malefico Cartel, winner of $226,754; Soliat, with 10 wins and three second places in 14 starts and $163,745 in Mexico,
and a New Track Record for 300 yards at the Hipodromo de las Americas; Texana Cartel, with $106,102, etc.
The mare Toles holds the title of Mexico Hi- Point Three-Year-Old Filly, with a record of 2-2- 3 and earnings of $16,310, placed in classics in Mexico and dam of the aforementioned Juanito
MR JUAN: Hip #109 Mr Juan was the $62,420 second-high seller, consigned by Cuadra La Presita.
Y Danny and Soliat, as well as Juanita Cartel, placed and a finalist in classics in Mexico.
The third highest sales price was $1,100,000 pesos ($52,817 U.S.) for Gata Mexicana (Hip 81), consigned by Luis Arturo Vázquez.
Gata Mexicana is from the first crop of Red Storm Cat in Mexico. This son of Mr Jess Perry is out of Tiny Dash Of Cash and was placed and a finalist in classics. His record stands
at 5-1-1 with winnings of $226,439. He has sired 10 crops, from which 201 runners, 128 ROMs, 112 winners of 235 races, and seven stakes winners have come. These progenies have generated profits of $3,072,297.
Takin Cash SLC has a 2-0-2 record with $8,576 earned. Her track record as a producer includes six runners and winners, most notably Senor Cawboy (by Senior Solo), with earnings of $105,483 in Mexico, and which was named AQHA Mexican Champion. She has also produced the Takin Cartel and Gato Mexicano, who won the consolation of the Subasta Selecta Futurity.
In summary, the breeding of the Quarter Horse in Mexico has continued to grow, as well as the interest of breeders to present or sell their foals in this auction, which is the main one nationwide. However, the COVID 19 pandemic prevented the auction from taking place in
2020 and by extending through 2021, it also influenced the sale, creating uncertainty in the market, which was reflected in the percentage
of registered and withdrawn foals, as well as in the low demand in relation to the volume of animals offered.
This situation also influenced a high repurchase rate in those specimens that did not reach the price expected by the breeder, without forgetting that this also occurs when the breeder decides to keep some or all of his assets in property, or by the sales agreements made prior to the auction where he is responsible for buying back the foal in the ring.
GATA MEXICANA: Hip #81 Gata Mexicana was the $52,817 third-high seller, consigned by
Luis Arturo Vázquez.
EN ESPANOL
La subasta se realizó el 12, 13 y 14 de octubre en el “infield” de la pista del Hipódromo de Las Américas, bajo la organización de la Asociación Mexicana
de Criadores y Caballistas de Caballos Cuarto de Milla, A. C. (AMCCCCM), cuyo Presidente, Javier Rosique León, dio la bienvenida a los asistentes.
El evento correspondiente a 2020 se canceló debido a la pandemia de COVID -19, misma que sigue presente, pero con menor intensidad, por lo que fue necesario aplicar el protocolo sanitario básico a las personas participantes.
El único dato que tenemos para 2020, es que los añales inscritos al libro fueron 615, número ligeramente inferior a los 632 de este año. Por tal motivo, algunas cifras comparativas de resultados que se presentan son contra 2019, cuando se inscribieron 578 potros y potrancas.
De los 632 añales inscritos en 2021, se retiraron 103, una cifra inusualmente elevada, quedando 529 que desfilaron por el ring.
La conducción de la venta estuvo a cargo del subastador Frank Froese, apoyado por el Médico Veterinario Daniel Hernández Mandujano.
La venta total tuvo un valor de $95’590,000 pesos ($4’589,825 dólares),
que en comparación con 2019 representa un incremento del 4.6%, no obstante la ligera reducción del 2.6 % en el número de añales subastados, la cual se compensó con una mejoría del 7.4% en el precio promedio total de cotización en el ring, el cual alcanzó este año $180,699 pesos ($8,676 dólares). En dólares el incremento en la venta total fue del 1.5% y de 4.2% en el precio promedio.
Del total manejado, solo 111 ejemplares (21%) se vendieron en el ring, una cifra
que apenas supera a los retirados, y 418 se recompraron (79%), lo que significa un aumento de 14.6 puntos porcentuales en la proporción de añales recomprados respecto a
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