Canadian-bred sells for $800K
Ahmed Zayat paid $800,000 for John and Glenn Sikura's Canadian-bred yearling filly by Theatrical out of Canadian Stakes-G3 winner Anguilla early in the first day of Keeneland's Sept. yearling sale.
Zayat, who races horses at Woodbine with trainer Mark Casse, has been a big-name player at sales in 2006.
The filly is the 3rd foal out of the mare, who won $541K on the track and is a daughter of Seattle Slew.
Through 160 hips, other horses of note for locals was hip 155, Invermay, a filly by Dynaformer - Balletomane who sold to Jim and Alice Sapara's Winsong Farms and C. Woods for $350,000. The Kentucky-bred is a half-sister to Breeders' Cup Mile winner Silic.
The Saparas paid $250,000 for the Woodbine yearling sales topper, a Hold That Tiger colt bred by Bill Diamant and Vicki Pappas.
Zayat, who races horses at Woodbine with trainer Mark Casse, has been a big-name player at sales in 2006.
The filly is the 3rd foal out of the mare, who won $541K on the track and is a daughter of Seattle Slew.
Through 160 hips, other horses of note for locals was hip 155, Invermay, a filly by Dynaformer - Balletomane who sold to Jim and Alice Sapara's Winsong Farms and C. Woods for $350,000. The Kentucky-bred is a half-sister to Breeders' Cup Mile winner Silic.
The Saparas paid $250,000 for the Woodbine yearling sales topper, a Hold That Tiger colt bred by Bill Diamant and Vicki Pappas.
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