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Heritage Place Yearling Sale - Friday, September 25

Posted by Speedhorse on 09/25/2015
Rob Werstler,TQHA Director of Racing, giving update on Texas racing
The day’s highest seller of $175,000, Hip #529 GIV ME A GOOD REASON, is out of Stakes Winner FOREVER BRADGELINA si 103 ($71,203)
The day’s second highest seller of $125,000, Hip #337 RACY HIGH ROLLER, is out of a half-sister to Champion MISS RACY JESS si 91 ($485,113)
The day’s third highest seller of $110,000, #467 ONE SWEET RACY, is a 3/4-sister to Champion MISS RACY JESS si 91 ($485,113)
Dr. Steven Cooper with, the Equine Enterprise Class from Oklahoma State University
Dr. Steven Cooper (in black hat) brought the Equine Enterprize class from Oklahoma State University to Heritage Place for field trip and Dr. Charles Graham (white hat) welcomes the group.
Dr. Jim Heird, Exec. Professor & Coordinator Equine Initiative, Texas A&M Univ., and Dr. Charles Graham, President of the Board of Directors of Heritage Place
Barbara & Kirk Goodfellow, Dreams Come True Ranch
Bill & Patricia Melson, Cox Ranch booth
David Smith & Greg Thompson, stallioneSearch
Dr. Steve Fisch, President FQHRA & Argelio Aguayo
Garrett Baker wearing his Owner's buckle from the SPEEDHORSE Derby
Jen Perkins, Director of Racing AQHA booth
Mike Bauman visiting with Phillip Stewart of Bob Moore Farms
Sammy Valeriano & Harvey Baeza I
Shalia Powers at MP Horses booth
Vaughn & Jill Cook and Laura Erickson, Royal Vista Ranch booth
Stan Payne at the buffet table sponsored by Oklahoma Quarter Horse Racing Association.
Mesa Jo Meadows, Sarah Sellers, Debbie Schauf, and Connie Barnes at the OQHRA reception
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Many sale attendees came out early Friday morning to hear an update given by Texas Quarter Horse Association Director of Racing Rob Werstler concerning the racing situation in Texas. The group gathered at 8:30 am in the Heritage Place auditorium along with TQHA President Kay Helzer and AQHA President Dr. Glenn Blodgett.

After the meeting, day two of the 37th Annual Heritage Place Yearling Sale began promptly at 10:00 a.m. without a hitch, with hip numbers 296 through 590 selling. 

Oklahoma State University students in the Equine Enterprise class led by Dr. Steven Cooper enjoyed a field trip on Friday that included a visit and tour of the Heritage Place Yearling Sale.

The Oklahoma Quarter Horse Racing Association hosted a reception in the Restaurant and Club immediately following the sale.

The second day of the Heritage Place Yearling Sale's top five sellers brought in $605,000 - 3 being colts and 2 fillies.

Hip #529 GIV ME A GOOD REASON - colt (Good Reason SA-Forever Bradgelina)- sold for $175,000 by Bradbury, Beauprez & Bradbury - bought by Give Me A Good Reason Syndicate

Hip #337 RACY HIGH ROLLER - colt (One Famous Eagle-First Down Racy) - sold for $125,000 by Sunflower Supply Co., LLC. - bought by Abigail K. Kawananakoa

Hip #467 ONE SWEET RACY - filly (One Sweet Jess-Miss Racy Vike) - sold for $110,000 by Sunflower Supply Co., LLC - bought by Johnny Trotter

Hip #436 CORONAS PRIZE DOLL - filly (Corona Cartel-Fast Prize Doll) - sold for $105,000 by Weetona Stanley - bought by Tyler Graham

Hip #460 TEMPTING CANDY - colt (Tempting Dash-Ranch Candy) - sold for $90,000 by Rick Sumner - Repurchase

Stay tuned in to Speedhorse for more photos from tomorrow, day three of the sale.

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