BY FASIG-TIPTON PRESS OFFICE (Edited)

Fasig-Tipton has catalogued 143 entries for its April Digital Sale, which may be viewed online at digital.fasigtipton.com.

Bidding is now open and will close Tuesday, April 21, beginning at 2 p.m. ET.

“With more than 140 catalogued, a third more than last year’s catalogue, the April Digital Sale catalogue shows the continued strength and popularity of our digital platform,” Fasig-Tipton Director of Digital Sales Leif Aaron said. “Offerings include more than 65 horses of racing age, as well as stakes quality broodmare prospects, broodmares – including mares with foals at foot – more than 25 two-year-olds in training and yearlings. We’re particularly excited to offer a pair of broodmares closely related to current Kentucky Derby and Oaks contenders.”

Featured offerings include:

• X Y Prime (hip 2): Four-year-old son of Vekoma is a two-time winner this year, including a win in allowance company March 28 at Gulfstream Park. Consigned as a horse of racing age by Taylor Made Sales Agency, agent.
• Desert Illusion (hip 5): Graded stakes placed full sister to the dam of electrifying 11-length Blue Grass S. (G1) winner Further Ado, offered with her 2026 Girvin colt foaled February 14 and bred to Grade 1 winner Locked. She is also the dam of multiple graded stakes winner Kimbear. Consigned by Norevale Farm, agent.
• Heavenly Melody (hip 9): Promising three-year-old daughter of Charlatan was second last out in a maiden special weight at the Fair Grounds on March 21. Consigned as a racing/broodmare prospect by Heartwood Farm, agent.
• Citizen Judy (hip 15): Four-year-old half-sister to recent Ashland S. (G1) winner and Kentucky Oaks (G1) hopeful Percy’s Bar is offered carrying her first foal by Girvin. Consigned by Eaton Sales, agent.
• 65+ Horses of Racing Age
• 25+ Two-Year-Olds in Training
• Stakes Quality Broodmare Prospects
• Yearlings

To create an account or register to bid for the April Digital Sale, prospective buyers should visit digital.fasigtipton.com.

Return to the April 16 issue of Wire to Wire