Hip 207, a colt by Constitution bred by Thirty Year Farm in Saratoga Springs, sold for $675,000 to lead all New York-breds at the Keeneland September yearling sale. Photo courtesy of Taylor Made Sales Agency.

The record-setting Keeneland September yearling wrapped up Saturday with New York-breds helping add to the more than $531 million in total receipts.

Fifteen New York-breds brought for $100,000 or more during the 12-session sale, including colts that commanded bids of $675,000 and $500,000 apiece. Keeneland reported sales on 91 of the 113 New York-breds through the ring or via private post-sale for a total of $6,099,500, an average price of $67,028 and median of $23,000.

Hip 207, a colt by Constitution bred by Kristen and Matt Esler’s Thirty Year Farm, brought the top price of $675,000 from Case Clay Thoroughbred Management during Book 1. Foaled at Thirty Year Farm in Saratoga Springs, the colt is the sixth foal out of Walking Miracle. He was consigned by Taylor Made Sales Agency, agent.

Thirty Year Farm bought the mare carrying the Constitution colt in utero for $525,000 at the 2023 Keeneland November breeding stock sale. She delivered the colt about two months later, January 26, at the farm not far from Saratoga Race Course.

Walking Miracle, a half-sister to the Grade 3 winner and $279,052-earner Sound Money, is the dam of stakes winners Swill and Stitched. She’s also the dam of a New York-bred weanling colt by Good Magic, foaled March 12 at Thirty Year Farm.

The $500,000 colt, a son of leading second-crop sire and multiple Grade 1 winner Vekoma, sold during the first Book 2 session last week. Bloodstock agent Barry Berkelhammer, bidding on behalf of Albaugh Family Racing, West Point Thoroughbreds and Team Railbird, landed Hip 566.

Bred by and foaled at Sequel New York LLC in Hudson, the colt is out of the winning Yes It’s True mare True History. She’s the dam of the 3-year-old Violence gelding Rout, who sold for $280,000 at the 2023 Fasig-Tipton Saratoga New York-bred yearling sale; and the five-time winning New York-bred Destin mare True Destiny.

Consigned by Hunter Valley Farm, agent, the colt originally sold out of the Burleson Farms consignment for $180,000 to Cherry Knoll Farm at this year’s Keeneland January horses of all ages sale.

Thirty Year Farm also sold the sale’s top-priced New York-bred filly and fourth highest priced New York-bred yearling overall. Mike Repole’s Repole Stable landed Hip 231, a filly by Life Is Good and half-sister to multiple Grade 1 winner Casa Creed, for $350,000 during Book 1.

The filly is the eighth foal out of the unraced Bellamy Road mare Achalaya, who is the dam of five winners from five foals to race. Also foaled at Thirty Year Farm in Saratoga Springs, she was consigned by Paramount Sales, agent.

The five winners include Charlotte’s Heart, a New York-bred daughter of Authentic bred by Thirty Year Farm who sold for $ 725,000 at the 2023 Fasig-Tipton Saratoga sale of selected yearlings. Campaigned by Charlotte Weber’s Live Oak Plantation, Charlotte’s Heart won her debut in 2024 at Saratoga Race Course before a second in the Glorious Song Stakes at Woodbine. She’s 1-2-0 in six starts with $114,732 in earnings.

Hip 4123 brought the top price for a yearling by a New York-based sire on a bid of $55,000 during Book 5B at Keeneland September. Photo courtesy of Johnson Cross.

Grassroots Training & Sales LLC purchased the sale’s top-priced yearling by a New York-based sire, going to $55,000 for a colt by Mind Control. The colt also topped the final two sessions of the sale, leading the way for Book 5B.

Hip 4123, who is out of the unraced Flatter mare First Valentine, sold out of the Johnson Cross consignment. Bred by Rockridge Stud LLC, Animals in Motion and Chesapeake Farm, the colt is the third foal out of First Valentine. She’s the dam of the New York-bred 2-year-old Known Agenda gelding Chairmanoftheboard, who sold for $55,000 at the 2023 Fasig-Tipton Saratoga fall mixed sale.

The colt is from the first crop of multiple Grade 1 winner Mind Control, a 9-year-old son of Stay Thirsty who stands for $8,000 as part of a Rockridge Stud/Irish Hill & Dutchess Views Venture at Rockridge in Hudson.

The next major yearling market featuring New York-breds comes later this month with the Fasig-Tipton Midlantic yearling sale September 30 in Timonium, Maryland.

Hip 2977, a colt by City of Light bred by Lambholm South, sold for $95,000 to highlight the start of Book 5 at the Keeneland September sale. Photo courtesy of Summerfield.

Colts by City of Light and Yaupon led the way for New York-breds sold during the first two Book 5 sessions of the Keeneland September yearling sale Wednesday and Thursday in Lexington.

Hip 2977, a colt by City of Light out of the unraced Blame mare Rose’ to Blame, led the way on a $95,000 bid from Arch Bloodstock, agent.

Bred by Lambholm South, foaled at Mill Creek Farm in Stillwater and consigned by Francis and Barbara Vanlangendonck’s Summerfield, agent, the colt is the third foal out of Rose’ to Blame.

Rose’ to Blame is the dam of the unraced 2-year-old New York-bred Liam’s Map colt who sold for $200,000 at last year’s Fasig-Tipton Saratoga New York-bred yearling sale, and the multiple placed 3-year-old Twirling Candy filly Mobula.

Hip 2911, a colt by Yaupon bred by Hidden Lake Farm and 3C Stables, sold for $85,000 at Keeneland September. Photo courtesy of Highgate Sales.

Hip 2911, a colt by Yaupon out of the Grade 3-winning More Than Ready mare More Than Love, commanded a final bid of $85,000 from HTC/Voric Stables.

Bred by Hidden Lake Farm LLC and 3C Stables LLC, foaled at Hidden Lake in Stillwater and consigned by Highgate Sales, agent, the colt is the seventh foal out of the Grade 3 Miesque Stakes winner More Than Love. She’s the dam of three New York-bred winners – $295,321-earner Bar Fourteen, $129,099-earner National Honor and Nicky Jolene.

Keeneland reported sales on 33 of the 38 New York-breds offered Wednesday and Thursday for $1,004,500, an average price of $30,440 and median of $23,000. Overall, 57 New York-bred yearlings have sold for $5,686,500, an average price of $99,764 and median of $40,000.

The sale continues with the final two sessions at 10 a.m. Friday and Saturday.

Hip 2772, a colt by Mandaloun bred by Lawrence Goichman, sold for $105,000 this week at Keeneland September. Photo courtesy of Indian Creek.

A colt from the first crop of Kentucky Derby winner Mandaloun and half-brother to a trio of stakes winners led by multiple stakes winner Runaway Rumour sold for $105,000 to lead the New York-breds sold in Book 4 of the Keeneland September yearling sale Monday and Tuesday.

MHM Stables LLC purchased the colt, Hip 2772, out of the Indian Creek consignment. Bred by Lawrence Goichman – who also bred and raced $571,305-earner Runaway Rumour – the colt is the eighth foal out of the stakes-placed Elusive Quality mare Elusive Rumour.

Elusive Rumour is also the dam of three-time New York-bred stakes winner and $442,966-earner Myhartblongstodady, the New York-bred open-company stakes winner Scuttlebuzz, Grade 2-placed New York-bred Lachaise and one other winner. She’s also the dam of the 2-year-old Constitution filly Silly Season.

Keeneland reported sales on six of the eight New York-breds through the ring during the Book 4 sessions for a total of $357,000, an average price of $59,500 and median of $48,500. Overall, 24 of the 34 New York-breds offered have sold for $4,682,000, an average price of $195,084 and median of $145,000.

Brinco Bloodstock purchased the second most expensive New York-bred during Book 4, going to $75,000 for Hip 2701, a colt by Mo Donegal.

Bred by Caliburn Farm LLC and consigned by Four Star Sales, the colt is the sixth foal out of the stakes-placed Smart Strike mare Bennett Jean. Out of multiple stakes winner Pretty Meadow, Bennett Jean is the dam of four winners including $98,780-earner Cavendish.

The September sale continues with the first of four Book 5 sessions at 10 a.m. Wednesday.

Hip 1746, a colt by Nashville bred by Beals Racing Stable, sold for $425,000 to lead all New York-breds during Book 3 of the Keeneland September yearling sale. Photo courtesy of Betz Thoroughbreds.

The record-setting Keeneland September yearling sale passed the midpoint Sunday and New York-breds continued to be in demand, with six selling for six figures during the Book 3 sessions over the weekend.

Keeneland reported sales on nine of the 13 New York-breds through the ring Saturday and Sunday sold for $1,690,000, an average price of $187,778 and median of $150,000. Through six of the 12 sessions, 18 New York-breds have sold for $4,325,000, an average price of $240,278 and median of $190,000.

Hip 1746, a colt by Nashville and half-brother to stakes winner Galactic Star, led the way for Book 3 when he sold Sunday for $425,000 to Mayberry Farm.

Bred by Beals Racing Stable LLC, foaled at Saratoga Glen Farm in Schuylerville and consigned by Betz Thoroughbreds Inc., agent, the colt is out of the unraced Pioneerof the Nile mare Stella’s Dream. She’s the dam of five winners, including the $147,232-earner Galactic Star, winner of this year’s Al Bastakiya at Meydan Racecourse in Dubai.

Beals Racing Stable bought Stella’s Dream, who is a half-sister to New York-bred stakes winner Little Miss Zip, in foal to Nashville for $18,000 at the 2024 Keeneland January horses of all ages sale.

Hip 1700, a filly by Violence bred by Rockridge Stud LLC, Chesapeake Farm, Matthew Nestor and Three Times A Charm, sold for $335,000 Sunday at Keeneland. Photo courtesy of Black-Albina Thoroughbred Services.

Book 3’s top-selling New York-bred filly, Hip 1700, also sold during Sunday’s session. Joe Migliore, agent for agent for Adelphi Racing and Chief Horse Futures, went to $335,000 to purchase the daughter of Violence out of the winning More Than Ready mare Rockin Ready.

Bred by Rockridge Stud LLC, Chesapeake Farm, Matthew Nestor and Three Times A Charm, foaled at Rockridge Stud in Hudson and consigned by Black-Albina Thoroughbred Services, agent, the filly is the second foal out of Rockin Ready.

Rockin Ready, the dam of an unnamed 2-year-old colt by Violence, is a half-sister to multiple graded stakes winner Newgrange, who will enter stud in 2026 at Sequel Stallions New York in Hudson.

Keeneland reported total sales of more than $417.6 million for the first six sessions of the September sale, a total that already exceeds last year’s total of $411 million for the entire 12-day auction. The sale continues with the first of two Book 4 sessions at 10 a.m. Monday.

Hip 566, a colt by Vekoma bred by Sequel New York, sold for $500,000 to highlight Book 2 of the Keeneland September yearling sale. Photo courtesy of Hunter Valley Farm.

A colt by leading second-crop sire and multiple Grade 1 winner Vekoma sold for $500,000 to top the New York-bred yearlings sold during the Book 2 sessions of the Keeneland September sale Wednesday and Thursday in Lexington.

Bloodstock agent Barry Berkelhammer, bidding on behalf of Albaugh Family Racing, West Point Thoroughbreds and Team Railbird, landed Hip 566 during Wednesday’s session.

Bred by and foaled at Sequel New York LLC in Hudson, the colt is out of the winning Yes It’s True mare True History. She’s the dam of the 3-year-old Violence gelding Rout, who sold for $280,000 at the 2023 Fasig-Tipton Saratoga New York-bred yearling sale; and the five-time winning New York-bred Destin mare True Destiny.

Consigned by Hunter Valley Farm, agent, the colt originally sold out of the Burleson Farms consignment for $180,000 to Cherry Knoll Farm at this year’s Keeneland January horses of all ages sale.

The Vekoma colt was one of seven New York-breds that sold during Book 2 for a total of $1,610,000, an average price of $230,000 and median of $200,000.

Hip 386, a colt by Flightline bred by Thirty Year Farm, sold for $350,000 Wednesday at the Keeneland September sale. Photo courtesy of Taylor Made Sales Agency.

Wednesday’s session also included the sale of Hip 386, a colt by Horse of the Year Flightline that brought $350,000 from SBA Racing. Bred by and foaled at Thirty Year Farm in Saratoga Springs and consigned by Taylor Made Sales Agency, agent, the colt is the first foal out of the Grade 3-winning Union Rags mare Lady Scarlet.

Lady Scarlet, winner of the Grade 3 Miss Preakness Stakes in 2022 at Pimlico Race Course, won four of 12 starts and earned $307,530. Thirty Year Farm purchased the mare carrying the Flightline colt in utero for $625,000 at the 2023 Keeneland November breeding stock sale.

Hip 615, a daughter of Good Magic out of the winning Arch mare Ardara, brought the top price for a New York-bred filly in Book 2 on a bid of $250,000 from Rich Emmett during Wednesday’s session.

Bred by Mill Creek Farm and Fortune Farm and foaled at Mill Creek in Stillwater, the filly originally sold as a weanling for $180,000 to No Money No Honey at the 2024 Fasig-Tipton Saratoga fall mixed sale. Consigned by Keeneland September by Hunter Valley Farm, agent, the filly is the ninth foal out of the Ardara and a half-sister to Grade 2 winner Miss Marissa, stakes-placed winner The X and four other winners.

Fortune Farm’s Richard Nicolai purchased the Ontario-bred Ardara carrying the Good Magic filly in utero for $105,000 at the 2023 Keeneland November sale.

The Keeneland September sale resumes Saturday with Book 3 after a scheduled dark day Friday.