Mandy Pope of Whisper Hill Farm prevails to $4.2 million to acquire the 5-year old daughter of Liam’s Map.

Horse of the Year Flightline’s first crop of weanlings entered the Keeneland sales ring for the first time during the Keeneland November Breeding Stock Sale Nov. 5. They were met with great interest and intrigue among buyers.

Some five hours into Book 1 of the Keeneland November Breeding Stock Sale Nov. 5 in Lexington, a trio of mares each sold for $1.5 million.

After feeling a bit like he missed out during yearling season, Craig Bernick went to $900,000 to purchase a weanling Into Mischief colt for his Glen Hill Farm at Book 1 of the Keeneland November Breeding Stock Sale Nov. 5 in Lexington.

According to the California Horse Racing Board, this is Van Dyke’s third such penalty within six months. Because it’s his third penalty for excessive use of his riding crop, the penalties are tripled.

Five first-crop weanling sires who were grade 1 winners will have strong representation during Book 2 of the ongoing Keeneland November Breeding Stock Sale.

According to the California Horse Racing Board, this is Van Dyke’s third such penalty within six months. Being that this is his third penalty for excessive use of his riding crop, the penalties are tripled.

Cash Equity, Reckoning Force, and Emmanuel—separated by only 1 1/4 lengths when respectively second, fourth, and fifth, in the one-mile Millions Stakes (G3T) Sept. 7 at Kentucky Downs—race Nov. 9 in the River City Stakes (G3T) at Churchill Downs.

Mandy Pope’s Whisper Hill Farm landed the top-selling mare during Day 1 of the Keeneland November Breeding Stock Sale when she bought multiple graded stakes winner Roses for Debra (Hip 198). The big gray or roan mare is a daughter of Liam’s Map.

J.S. Company went to $500,000 to land the first weanling by 2022 Horse of the Year Flightline to be offered at the Keeneland November Breeding Stock Sale that started Nov. 5. Eaton Sales consigned the colt out of stakes-placed winner Champagne Lady.