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September Sale at Keeneland

By Knox van Nagell | September 20th, 2009 | See all in Fayette Alliance Blog

photos by Z/Keeneland - Aaron Kennedy showed Storm 'n Indian, part of the final crop of colts from top sire Storm Cat and the first foal out of champion Fleet Indian?. John Ferguson bought the horse bred by Summer Wind Farm in Georgetown on behalf of Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid al Maktoum for $2,050,000 at the Keeneland September yearling sale Tuesday.

photos by Z/Keeneland

The Fayette Alliance wishes all breeders and consigners best of luck during the September Keeneland sale.

Whywhywhy colt brings $50,000 at Keeneland

Excerpt from Kentucky.com, Posted September 27, 2009

Herald-Leader Staff Report

A colt by Whywhywhy sold for $50,000 Sunday at Keeneland’s September Yearling Sale, the highest price of the day… Read more at Kentucky.com

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