November 1 marks the the first day of the sale, which begins with the HIT auction and is followed by the two-day Autumn Yearling Sale, offers an eclectic mix of winners on the flat and over hurdles, alongside a number of unraced prospects.

The headless horseman made an appearance Oct. 30 at Keeneland just in time for Halloween.

Efforia, the only 3-year-old in the race, wins the Tenno Sho (Autumn) (G1), leading home Contrail and Gran Alegria.

After a soggy morning caused trainer Brad Cox to delay final pre-race works at Churchill Downs Oct. 30 for top Breeders’ Cup contenders Knicks Go, Essential Quality, and Shedaresthedevil, the trio took to the track Oct. 31 and got down to business.

Calvin Nguyen’s Idol, winner of the March 6 Santa Anita Handicap (G1), will bypass the Breeders’ Cup Classic (G1). Trainer Richard Baltas said that the 4-year-old son of Curlin didn’t come out of his Oct. 31 work at Del Mar 100%.

After one start and stop a few years ago, Breeders’ Cup this year will reach its long-stated goal of offering its races under the international standard that prohibits race-day medication; a change that has been embraced by overseas horsemen.

Red Oak Stable’s 2-year-old Make It Big overcame a slow start and traffic to capture $60,000 Ocala Stud Juvenile Sprint Stakes at Gulfstream Park, capping a four-win day for both trainer Saffie Joseph Jr. and jockey Edgard Zayas. 

Under patient handling from Umberto Rispoli, Irish-bred Burgoo Alley rallied off the turn for home to overhaul favored Spanish Loveaffair late and take the $101,500 Autumn Miss Stakes (G3T) Oct. 30 at Santa Anita Park by a half-length.

Godolphin’s homebred Famed made headlines of her own Oct. 30 with a 7 3/4-length win at Keeneland.

While post-time favorite Camp Hope had never raced over the yielding turf before, the 3-year-old son of Summer Front took to the heavy going with ease, bounding away a 2 3/4-length winner in the Oct. 30 Bryan Station Stakes at Keeneland.