What if I am wrong? Let’s try the bargain yearling strategy, but trying to build a balanced horse. I used to same sires, but tried to pick a dam with sprinter/miler pedigree. If they won at 2 even better. I fear this is what the pinhookers are looking for, but it worth a try. Again these are all horses bought at the September Keeneland yearling sale in 2019.
- Freedom Rider – Carpe Diem – $45,000 – David Raim
- One Most Wanted – Point of Entry – $35,000 – Robert Hess
- Own the Outcome – Tonalist – $20,000 – Lori Collinsworth
- unknown – Noble Mission – $12,000 – Best Friend Partners (Cruz to the Top)
- unknown – Summer Front – $15,000 – Lorraine Kingston (Blushing Touch)
- Jaxons Tour Guide – Tourist – $45,000 – Dave Kenny
- Raising Sand – Brody’s Casuse – $9,000 – Value Play Stable
- unknown – Maclean’s Music – $47,000 – Deryck Lynch (More Angels)
- Notreallynotreally – Bayern – $32,000 – David Goldman
- Flowers for K K – Flintshire – $40,000 – Joey Peacock
It will be interesting to see how many of these discount yearlings even make it to the races, or how many win the Breeders Cup Juvenile.
Buying A Race Horse 