Fasig-Tipton December Digital Sale Opens With 650-Plus Entries

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Fasig-Tipton has catalogued 670 entries for its December Digital Sale, which opened Thursday and will close in stages beginning on Tuesday, Dec. 10, the auction house said in a Thursday press release.

On offer (hips 1-305) are horses of racing age, racing/broodmare prospects, solely broodmare prospects, weanlings, and yearlings, which cuts off on Tuesday, Dec. 10, beginning at Noon ET. A selection of broodmares, (hips 306-end) will conclude Wednesday, Dec. 11, beginning at Noon ET.

“This is the largest digital catalogue ever compiled worldwide,” said Leif Aaron, Fasig-Tipton director of digital sales. “There is quality at all levels that will suit a variety of national and regional breeding and racing programs. December Digital has become an important sale on the Thoroughbred auction calendar, and every serious player in our game needs to focus on this catalogue.”

The catalogue includes more than 400 broodmares and broodmare prospects, 120 horses of racing age, 70 weanlings, and 50 yearlings. Over 100 covering sires are represented, including American Pharoah, Cody's Wish, Complexity, Constitution, Elite Power, Maclean's Music, Mage, McKinzie, Nyquist, Omaha Beach, Practical Joke, Tapit, Tiz the Law, Vekoma and Yaupon. Offerings are located in states from across the U.S., and also include Ontario (Canada).

To access the online catalogue click here, and for a preview, which includes an update on the platform's new search and sorting features, click here.

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