The sale begins on Tuesday, Jan. 24 with the Consignor Preferred Session, immediately followed by the Horses of Racing Session. The Open Session is set for Wednesday, Jan. 25.

Charles Galli’s Count de Monet is now a perfect three for three after stalking the pace and then drawing clear to win the Dec. 9 $150,000 Advent Stakes at odds of 15-1 before an Oaklawn Park opening day crowd of 13,500.

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The son of City Zip is grade 1-placed, multiple stakes winner. He enters stud next year at $5,000.

Keepmeinmind, winner of the 2020 Kentucky Jockey Club Stakes (G2) and a multiple grade 1-placed son of Laoban, will stand at Sequel New York in 2023 for an advertised fee of $6,500.

White Abarrio, recently third in the Dec. 3 Cigar Mile Handicap (G1) at Aqueduct Racetrack, will target the $3 million Pegasus World Cup Invitational (G1) Jan. 28 at Gulfstream Park, trainer Saffie Joseph Jr. said. 

Rogers, well known for his in-depth knowledge of Thoroughbred racing both on the front and behind the scenes, continues to dedicate his personal and professional time to aftercare.

The sale begins on Tuesday, Jan. 24 with the Consignor Preferred Session, immediately followed by the Horses of Racing Session. The Open Session is set for Wednesday, Jan. 25.

After some test rings last spring, Oaklawn Park’s fund-raising efforts for local Thoroughbred aftercare began in earnest Dec. 9 with the opening of its scheduled 68-day live racing season.

An Oaklawn Park meet offering a record number of stakes races—45—and for record stakes purses—$13.75 million—gets underway Dec. 9. With the Advent highlighting opening day, the Ring the Bells and Mistletoe supply the stakes action Dec. 10.