Keeneland's November Horses of Racing Age Sale Catalogue Online

Captain Cook is a Keeneland Horses of Racing Age graduate | Sarah Andrew

With 184 horses set to be offered at the Nov. 12 Keeneland November Horses of Racing Age Sale, the sales company has released the online catalogue. The one-day sale will be held the day after the Keeneland November Breeding Stock Sale concludes.

Horses in the catalogue–comprised of 42 2-year-olds, 82 3-year-olds, and 38 horses aged four and up–will be stabled in Barns 20-26.

“The November Horses of Racing Age Sale is a trusted marketplace for proven racehorses and promising prospects,” said Keeneland Senior Director of Sales Operations Cormac Breathnach. “With a strong buyer presence on-site and online, this sale connects sellers with buyers seeking ready-to-run talent.”

The sale will begin at noon ET, with print catalogues available Oct. 31. Internet and phone bidding will be available.

A number of former graduates of Keeneland's Horses of Racing Age Sale have been featured in graded performances of 2025, including Withers Stakes winner and GI H. Allen Jerkens Memorial nose second Captain Cook (Practical Joke), who was a 'TDN Rising Star, presented by Hagyard' at two; GII Suburban Stakes winner Phileas Fogg (Astern {Aus}); GIII Prairie Meadows Cornhusker victor Cornishman (Curlin); GIII Santa Ana Stakes winner Lady Claypoole (Ire) (Starspangledbanner {Aus}); and GIII Royal Heroine victress Public Assembly (More Than Ready).

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