Another graded stakes-winning broodmare prospect, Cheetara, has been a durable runner with 27 starts over five years including a grade 2 triumph in her native Chile.

Following the Autumn Meet at Santa Anita Park that concluded Nov. 5, racing in Southern California moves to Del Mar for its Bing Crosby Season that begins Nov. 10. The fall meet, the 10th such one in track history, continues through Dec. 3.

The premier bloodstock event, the Fasig-Tipton November Sale, again saw fireworks, with two race mares bringing $6 million, the first 2022 champion 3-year-old filly Nest, and the next 2022 champion female sprinter Goodnight Olive.

Highlights from the Fasig-Tipton November Sale

Fewer weanlings sold for $500,000 or more this year, but the average was down only 1.7%.

From the constant hustle and bustle of action during the Nov. 7 Fasig-Tipton Night of the Stars Sale, champions Nest and Goodnight Olive emerged victorious as co-toppers of the evening both bringing the hammer down at a cool $6 million.

There were fireworks from start to finish Nov. 7 at Fasig-Tipton’s Night of the Stars Sale as the hammer continually fell at over $1 million. Top hips included Secret Oath, Search Results, Wonder Wheel, Queen Caroline, and Pizza Bianca.

On the heels of its two Breeders’ Cup victories over the weekend, Godolphin went to $4 million to land grade 1 winner Faiza late in the session of the Nov. 7 Fasig-Tipton November Sale.

On Tuesday, Dec. 5, Randy Moss will deliver the keynote address at the 2023 Global Symposium on Racing, where he will take a retrospective look at his remarkable career in horse racing and share his insights on the future of the sport.

Champion Goodnight Olive, a repeat winner of the Breeders’ Cup Filly & Mare Sprint (G1), lit up the Fasig-Tipton sales ring in selling for $6 million to owner John Stewart Nov. 7 during The November Sale.