Highlights from Day 2 of the Fasig-Tipton New York Bred Yearlings Sale

Hip 463 brought the highest price for a filly at the sale when Preferred Equine, agent, went to $340,000 for a daughter of Munnings out of the Malibu Moon mare To the Moon Alice. 

Lexington attorneys Mason Miller and William Rambicure have paid $146,883 to defendants of an unfounded class action suit they filed in February 2019 using horseman Tom Swearingen as the plaintiff.

Recent Prix Jacques le Marois (G1) third-place finisher Light Infantry will have one more run in Europe before heading off for another Australian adventure.

The American Graded Stakes Committee announced Aug. 14 that because of a date change of the Princess Rooney Invitational Stakes, the race will see its status changed from grade 2 to grade 3.

Bregman Family Racing and Ivan Cabrera’s regally-bred No Nay Mets is batting .667 having won two of three starts heading into the Aug. 18 Skidmore Stakes,  a $150,000 5 1/2-furlong Mellon turf sprint for 2-year-olds, at Saratoga Race Course.

Applications are available for horse shows to apply for 2024 T.I.P. awards, and high point Thoroughbred awards will be offered at the American Eventing Championships.

Maiden Watch: Aug. 7-Aug. 13

Consigned by Winter Quarter Farm, the colt sold for $360,000 on Day 2 of NY Bred Sale.

Since its formation in the early 2000s, Horse PAC has distributed nearly $5 million to the election campaigns of federal candidates who support Thoroughbred breeding and racing.