Hoosier Classic Yearling Sale

Justice Hall Colt Tops 2011 Sale with $57,000 Bid

The Hoosier Classic Yearling Sale concluded Saturday, October 15 with a third session topped by a Lotsa Credit filly that brought $22,000. Trottin Joanna, the second foal from Armbro Kelvin mare Capryz Kelvin, is a sister to top Indiana Sires Stakes freshman colt Trottin Tiger. Consigned by Pond-A-Acres, the filly was purchased by Ron Wrenn. A total of 157 yearlings were sold Saturday for an average of $3,750.

Wrenn also signed the ticket on the second-highest priced yearling of the third session, going to $21,000 for JD’s Autocracy. The Panspacificflight gelding, consigned by Jacob Miller, is from Southwind Diana, a sister to Dan Patch Award winner Sealed N Delivered. JD’s Agile Annie, a Panspacificflight filly also from the Miller consignment, brought a $20,000 final bid. The first foal from the unraced Red River Hanover mare JD’s Super Dividend was purchased by Alvin Miller.

Over the three-day sale Hoosier Classic sold 521 yearlings for more than $3.1 million. A total of 197 yearlings averaged $7,199 during the first session, followed by a second session where 167 yearlings averaged $6,714. All sessions combined produced an average of $6,004.

The sale was topped by Caper Hall, a Justice Hall brother to Canadian Trotting Classic runner-up Whatever It Takes. Sold during the first session held Thursday, October 13, the colt was purchased by The Kales Company LLC for $57,000. Pond-A-Acres consigned the colt.

2012 Sale Schedule

Below is the schedule for our 2012 yearling sales.