Overanalyze colt sells for $300,000 at OBS Spring sale

[1]By Melissa Bauer-Herzog

The leading New York-bred sold during Thursday’s third session of the OBS Spring sale of 2-year-olds in training also ended the day as the sale’s top-selling colt bred in the Empire State.

Bloodstock agent Mike Ryan purchased Hip 684[2], a colt by Overanalyze who breezed an eighth in :10 during presale workouts, privately for $300,000. The colt, the third most expensive New York-bred sold from the first three sessions, is out of the three-time winning Curlin mare Curlamorous.

Bred by Hidden Point Farm and consigned by Dynasty Thoroughbreds, the colt is a half-brother to two winners out of the mare who is a half sister to multiple stakes winner and $640,906-earner Da Stoops from the family of Grade 2 winner Humorous Lady. The colt sold for 12 times more than he did his last time through the OBS sales ring when JDR Farm bought him from the Dynasty Thoroughbreds consignment at the OBS October yearling sale for $25,000.

The colt is also the first New York-bred and youngest foal for his dam. Curlamorous also raced for Hidden Point Farm in the final two races of a career that saw her finish in the top three in 10 of 15 starts and earn $87,945.

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Hip 853, a Frosted colt and third-generation product of Chester and Mary Broman’s breeding program, sold for $210,000 Thursday at OBS Spring sale. Photo provided.

Makoto Kato purchased the session’s second most expensive New York-bred, Hip 853[4], a Frosted colt named Flurry of Notes, for $210,000. A third generation homebred for Chester and Mary Broman, who sold a homebred out of Grade 1 winner Artemis Agrotera for $335,000 Wednesday, the Frosted colt is a third generation homebred for New York’s seven-time leading breeders.

Consigned by Sequel Bloodstock, agent for the Bromans, the colt breezed an eighth in :10 during presale workouts. He’s out of the winning Medaglia d’Oro mare G Note, whose two foals of racing age are both New York-bred winners. G Note is a half-sister to the multiple stakes winning New York-bred Mineralogist, who is also the dam of the Bromans’ stakes winner Can You Diggit.

Out of Grade 2 winner Seeking The Ante, G Note is also a half-sister to stakes-placed Risk a Chance and a granddaughter to multiple Grade 1 winner Antespeed, who the Bromans bought for $900,000 as a 4-year-old during her final season of racing.

G Note had a New York-bred Bernardini colt last year and foaled a Practical Joke colt in New York April 19.

Through the first three sessions 11 New York-breds have brought six figures, led by a $365,000 Candy Ride filly sold during Wednesday’s session.

OBS reported sales of 50 of the 65 New York-breds through the ring for an average of $73,000 and $40,000 median.

The final session of the sale starts at 10:30 a.m. Friday with hips 913 through 1217 slated to run through the ring.

Endnotes:
  1. [Image]: https://www.nytbreeders.org/news/wp-content/uploads/2021/04/April_CC_Jay.gif
  2. Hip 684: http://obscatalog.com/apr/2021/684.PDF
  3. [Image]: https://www.nytbreeders.org/news/wp-content/uploads/2021/04/Hip853-OBSSpring2021.jpg
  4. Hip 853: http://obscatalog.com/apr/2021/853.PDF

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New York-bred fillies bring top dollar at OBS

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Hip 392, a daughter of Candy Ride bred by Joanne Nielsen, sold for $365,000 Wednesday at OBS. Photo provided.

By Melissa Bauer-Herzog

The second session of the OBS Spring sale of 2-year-olds-in training resulted in another big day for New York-breds juveniles selling for $365,000 and $335,000 Wednesday in Ocala.

Hip 392[2], a Candy Ride filly who breezed in an eighth in :10 during presale workouts, became the most expensive New York-bred of the sale when hammered down to BSW/Crow, agent for First Row Partners on a bid of $365,000.

Consigned by de Meric Sales, the Joanne Nielsen-bred filly out of the winning Giant’s Causeway mare White Sangria was a $45,000 RNA at last fall’s Fasig-Tipton Selected Yearlings Showcase in Lexington. She is a second generation homebred with White Sangria also bred and raced exclusively in the Empire State, earning two wins and seven other on-the-board finishes in 16 starts for $121,788 in earnings. White Sangria has two foals older than this juvenile with both born in New York and son Selfmade earning his maiden victory in February.

White Sangria also has a yearling New York-bred filly by Exaggerator and visited Nyquist last year.

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Hip 486, a daughter of Arrogate and Grade 1 winner Artemis Agrotera, sold for $335,000. Photo provided.

Hip 486[4], Artemis Agrotera’s Arrogate filly who also breezed in :10, ended the session as the sale’s second most expensive New York-bred after selling to D. J. Stable for $335,000.

Offered by Sequel Bloodstock as agent for breeders Chester and Mary Broman, the filly named Triple a Okay is the third out of her dual Grade 1-winning dam and is a third generation New York-bred. Artemis Agrotera is also the dam of New York stakes winner Chestertown and 2021 winner Teetotaler from her two foals to race.

Artemis Agrotera is one of three stakes horses for her New York-bred stakes-winning dam Indy Glory, who is a full sister to Grade 1 winner Stephen Got Even. Artemois Agrotera produced a New York-bred Into Mischief colt last year and returned to the stallion for her 2021 foal.

The third New York-bred of the day to bring six figures was Hip 356[5], a filly from the first crop of three-time New York Grade 1 winner Practical Joke out of Lemon Drop Kid mare Unicorn Kid who sold for $155,000 to Zach Madden. Offered by Top Line Sales, the filly is a half sister to Puerto Rican champion Pure Lemon and stakes winner Crafty Unicorn.

A $140,000 RNA at last October’s Fasig-Tipton Kentucky Fall yearling sale, the filly was bred by The New Hill Farm. Purchased for $14,000 at the 2014 Keeneland November breeding stock sale by Lansdown Thoroughbreds, Unicorn Kid had her first New York-bred in 2015 and was bred to Mitole last year.

Through two sessions of the four-day sale, 34 of the 45 New York-breds offered have sold for an average of $70,338 with five selling for over $100,000.

The sale continues at 10:30 a.m. with the third session Thursday when hips 609 to 912 are scheduled to go through the ring.

Endnotes:
  1. [Image]: https://www.nytbreeders.org/news/wp-content/uploads/2021/04/Hip392-OBS-Spring2021.jpg
  2. Hip 392: http://obscatalog.com/apr/2021/392.PDF
  3. [Image]: https://www.nytbreeders.org/news/wp-content/uploads/2021/04/Hip486-OBS-Spring2021.jpg
  4. Hip 486: http://obscatalog.com/apr/2021/486.PDF
  5. Hip 356: http://obscatalog.com/apr/2021/356.PDF

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