From the Keeneland Media Team / Amy Owens:

Keeneland Supplements Two Horses to Book 1 of September Yearling Sale

 

LEXINGTON KY (Aug. 14, 2025) – Keeneland has supplemented a filly by Tapit and a colt by Uncle Mo to Book 1 of the September Yearling Sale on Sept. 8-9. Sessions both days begin at 1 p.m. ET.

Opening day of the auction will include:

  • Hip 183, a daughter of Tapit who is from the family of multiple Grade 1 winner and sire Life Is Good, multiple Grade 1 winner Diamondrella (GB) and Grade 1-placed stakes winner Bonnie Blue Flag. Consigned by Paramount Sales, agent, she is out of She’samericanmade, by American Pharoah.

Supplemented to the second day is:

  • Hip 374, a colt by Uncle Mo who is a half-brother to Grade 1 winner and sire Pinehurst. He is out of the Giant’s Causeway mare Giant Win, a full sister to Grade 3 winner First Passage. From the family of Grade 1 winner Harmony Lodge, Grade 2 winner Graeme Hall and Grade 3 winners Win McCool and Berned, he is consigned by Taylor Made Sales Agency, agent.

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A total of 4,692 horses have been cataloged to the September Sale, which will run 12 sessions from Monday, Sept 8 through Saturday, Sept. 20. As a global marketplace for Thoroughbred racing prospects, the September Sale last year sold 2,894 horses for a record $428 million to rank as the highest-grossing Thoroughbred auction in history.

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Since its first race meet 89 years ago, the Keeneland Association has devoted itself to the health and vibrancy of the Thoroughbred industry. The world’s largest Thoroughbred auction house, Keeneland conducts five on-site sales a year, in January, April, September and November. Graduates of Keeneland sales dominate racing across the globe at every level. In April and October, Keeneland offers some of the highest caliber and richest Thoroughbred racing in the world. Keeneland will host the Breeders’ Cup World Championships in 2026 for the fourth time, following 2015, 2020 and 2022. Uniquely structured, Keeneland is a privately held company with a not-for-profit mission that returns its earnings to the industry and the community in the form of higher purses and millions of dollars donated in support of horse industry initiatives and charitable contributions for education, research, and health and human services throughout Central Kentucky. Keeneland also maintains Keeneland Library, a world-renowned public research institution with the mission of preserving information about the Thoroughbred industry. To learn more, visit Keeneland.com.

For more information email Keeneland Communications Associate Amy Owens at aowens@keeneland.com