Big Money For Young Horses! | Who Topped The Bill At The 2021 Keeneland Yearling Sale?

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Keeneland are one of the world's most prestigious thoroughbred auction houses in the world, where yearlings by some of the world's most successful sires are sold and we get a sneak peek at some of the stars of the future - will they rule at the Breeders' Cup, win the Kentucky Derby, be a Triple Crown contender or travel to the likes of Royal Ascot, the Melbourne Cup, the Japan Cup, Goodwood or Hong Kong? Whatever races they travel to in the future - you will have seen them first in this amazing footage of the most expensive sales in Week 1 of the Keeneland September Yearling Sale.
Includes yearlings by Curlin, Into Mischief, American Pharoah, Justify, Tapit, Quality Road and City of Light.
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@heidicarman9097 2 года назад

Perfect conformation for the million club of yearlings!

@karaamundson3964 2 года назад

That Quality Road colt is a big boy

@109367 2 года назад

Right!? I was like ... these are yearlings?!

@payten8103 2 года назад

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@kathleenhuff3059 2 года назад

That Anchorage colt should be named "Northern Lights" if the name isn't already taken...lol

@DoubleDogDare54 2 года назад

It has, both in the US and internationally. 11 times, total, a current 4yo colt has it here in the US.

@slseitzgerman 2 года назад

Hip 333 Love, Love this colt!

@mightyfiner1752 2 года назад

Hip 333 so smaaarrtttt!!!

@Cboyle02 Год назад

Number 331 aged extremely well. He is tapit trice and is gonna run in the Kentucky derby

@nooneaskedyou55 Год назад

isn’t this one of the horses that was put down before the ky derby?

@Cboyle02 Год назад

@@nooneaskedyou55 no he wasn’t…

@nooneaskedyou55 Год назад

@@Cboyle02oh that was freezing point nvm. there was 7 of them tho.

@carolmcleod5570 2 года назад

They just ooze class ..physically and mentally.

@omerasan6084 2 года назад

HIP 300 LOOKS GREAT

@stephenburke5967 2 года назад

No 5 is a smasher.

@user-kl5ls8qs4p 2 года назад

No 8 👌

@ricosuave5120 Год назад

Question: the white tag on the horses hips? Why is it placed there? Is it just a number, or is it placed at a certain height...or what? Just curious. Thanks.

@seadrifter8975 2 года назад

No dubawi's? His progeny run good on dirt abroad, I'm surprised American breeders don't use him much?

@sharoncollins865 2 года назад

9/23/21 I miss Secretariat Sharon Charlotte NC 🏇🌹🦋

@lsieu 2 года назад

So calm in the ring!

@alanaschmude9094 2 года назад

You would be too if you had a chain running across your gums. He is super quiet even the handler is trying to release some pressure off of the chain in his mouth. So unneccessary and just cruel.

@alanaschmude9094 2 года назад

@@HonestEQ Yes actually I have and no they don't need to have a chain running through their mouth.

@SaraNightfire1 2 года назад

@@alanaschmude9094 these horses are worth millions of dollars and usually spend months in a pasture galloping around without even a halter. Then they’re confined to a stall for days and are having people run their hands over them, checking their mouth, having people make them trot out back and forth and then are shoved in a ring where there’s a loudspeaker and a voice shouting numbers behind him with people bidding on them. They’re scared and worth millions. The chain is to keep them from getting hurt and bolting.

@alanaschmude9094 2 года назад

@@SaraNightfire1 I will agree to disagree.

@NebulizerChi 2 года назад

Wondered what happened to #6 so had to look at this v. carefully to see that there were two 7s sold at $1.3M apiece :\

@heinzbucksandcastle2053 2 года назад

And they will be 3 to 5 first out with Pletcher or Baffert!

@phillc1073 2 года назад

I HOPE TO WIN A FEW BUCKS ON THESE FUTURE STARS!

@DoubleDogDare54 2 года назад

Don't hold your breath. Very few million dollar babies amount to anything on the track. This is probably the first and last time you'll hear about any of this bunch.

@agustindejesus7398 2 года назад

Wao, money, money, money. Why i cant have one of those millions?

@raulvillarealverdaderovill8242 2 года назад

🐎🐎🐎chulada sedeque semental son eso es loque kiero llatengo las corredoras

@cowboymusicstudio4911 2 года назад

why do they skip the auction bids, don't make any sense to delete the sale time base.

@r.v.7885 2 года назад

These buyers need to pay higher taxes. That is just crazy! A(n almost still) baby horse costing more than people have to retire with.

@Oswald_Thatendswald Год назад

there are yearlings that sell for 1500 at these sales. It just depends on the pedigree and what buyers are willing to bid.

@raulvillarealverdaderovill8242 2 года назад

3🤠

@lindabrown8421 2 года назад

So young and healthy. Sad that many will end up at Mexican and Canadian slaughterhouses when they do not win.

@mattm8932 2 года назад

None of these horses will end up in a slaughterhouse, you maniac. You so don’t know what you’re talking about.

@rivergold4835 2 года назад

@@mattm8932 Read what happened to Ferdinand en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ferdinand_(horse)

@OfficialMuffiin 2 года назад

@@rivergold4835 Ferdinand shocked the public and there was such a huge backlash that things like that don't happen anymore, at least to high profile horses. Just look at places like Old Friends and the other OTTB retirement programs, none of them would've existed if it wasn't for what happened to Ferdinand.

@bwenluck9812 2 года назад

@Linda Brown Most, if not all, of these fillies will end up as broodmares; they are valuable because of their pedigrees. The idea that any of these fillies will end up at slaughter is slim to nill.... Some of these colts will remain stallions, but most of them will eventually be gelded. I doubt if horses of this caliber would end up at slaughter as long as they remain in the U.S. But my heart always drops when stallions are sold to foreign countries. The Thoroughbred horses that end up at slaughter are horses that run at the lower ranks. I once bought a TB mare whose owner threatened to send her to a livestock auction. THOSE are the horses that end up at slaughter. But there is a much better safety net for TBs than there was even 50 years ago, and good people who go to these auctions to buy up TBs that would normally fall through the cracks. If you want to save a TB I can refer you to a reputable group that will help you do that.

@kentocker4416 2 года назад

Go home pet your looking tired

@raulvillarealverdaderovill8242 2 года назад

que esta pasando chingado noballa aser ese puerto rico sies el estavien quedeselos igrasias wueles aga plobecho

@raulvillarealverdaderovill8242 2 года назад

ese otro ese si 3 porfa revise mi estado porfa sen'or

@raulvillarealverdaderovill8242 2 года назад

achulada revise nopuedo mandar correos nimensajes los dos son mios

@raulvillarealverdaderovill8242 2 года назад

chingado que inpotensia los kiero 5 llalecomente sisepuede porfa

@peightonstorm1053 2 года назад

Look at that beautiful face it's worth a million

@ruwanpriyadarshana9961 2 года назад

None of these horses can win a major race. I am 100% sure. The horse that wins the American Derby is not up for auction.

@MikeSmith-cn6ub 2 года назад

And you know this how ? Enlighten us with your expertise in this game

@SaraNightfire1 2 года назад

Seattle Slew won the Triple Crown and was sold at an auction like this for $17,500. American Pharaoh was at another auction like this but Zayat changed his mind at the last minute and rebought him.

@munge5356 Год назад

Medina Spirit, the (now disqualified) 2021 derby winner was $1000 dollars at a random auction if I remember correctly. The 2022 winner Rich Strike was bought for $30,000 at a maiden claiming race. These specific horses could go either way but great horses definitely go up for sale.

@Oswald_Thatendswald Год назад

The last derby winner was sold for 1k at the Ocala Breeders' Sale. You 100% have no idea what you're talking about.

@raulvillarealverdaderovill8242 2 года назад

porda

@controlleddemolition9112 2 года назад

Let's have a moment of silence for these yearlings. All or nearly all will wind up in the shedrows of serial drug offenders. They might win more than they should, but at what cost?

@virtualhorse 2 года назад

Here we go again

@brookedavidson7305 2 года назад

You realize like 99% of horse racing, especially at this level is responsible, right? Please educate yourself, most race horses are in amazing hands.

@controlleddemolition9112 2 года назад

@@brookedavidson7305 I think you're either confused as to what I'm talking about or in denial as to how rampant the use of PEDs is at the highest levels. The list of top-money winning trainers in the US reads like a Who's Who of the worst repeat offenders. Most of them have over two dozen post-race positives on their rap sheets. We've recently had two trainers whose horses finished first in the Kentucky Derby, R. Dutrow and Servis, who have admitted that "they drugged every horse they ever trained". They passed nearly every drug test. The obvious implication, when you see the records of trainers like Baffert, Pletcher, Assmussen, Sadler, Hollendorfer and many others who have failed so many tests, is that they also drug every horse they train and only get caught once in a while. Otherwise, are these horses -- ie, the million-dollar yearlings and the like -- treated like kings? Of course they are. They're treated better than 99% of human beings, but they can't say "no" to the drugs.

@mattm8932 2 года назад

Jfc. You don’t know what you’re really talking about.

@controlleddemolition9112 2 года назад

@@mattm8932 I suggest that it's you who prefer to remain blind to the facts. Racing fans who deny the rampant use of steroids by nearly all of the top trainers and other PEDs by most of the biggest money winning trainers remind me of MLB's reaction when Jose Canseco said that 80% of the players were on the juice. It turned out he was wrong. It was closer to 95%. They remind me of Lance Armstrong fans who defended him right up until the last. They seem to think that the absence of absolute proof in the form of drug-positive tests is proof of innocence. It never has been in any sport. The facts are out there. You just have to accept them. Some think that Bob Baffert, with his 30 post-race postives, is some sort of "outlyer". He's not. His record is more or less "typical" among leading trainers. However his record and the records of several other top US trainers are probably worse than Dutrow's or Servis' records were, and they were ousted when wiretaps and FBI investigations revealed the extent to which they were cheating, ie, all the time.