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General Category => Harness Racing => Topic started by: augustaandy on September 09, 2018, 01:13:47 PM
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no live video?
http://goshenyearlingsale.com/
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was looking for it myself...
sad ...
its 2018
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auction site says sale starts at noon, results have 3 horses and the prices as far as I can see
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Just terrible- no updates, no video
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lets be honest
it is tents in a field
some average yearlings at best
very moderate prices
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116 sold average 12,900. Don't know of previous few years.
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116 sold average 12,900. Don't know of previous few years.
there was a nice Chapter Seven with not that great pedigree that sold for $50,000, great video
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Equitytrader the 2015 sale had 113 sell for 12,600 ave. 2016 had 153 sell for 12,100 ave. 2017 had 110 sell for 14,300 ave.
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pretty consistent year to year and makes sense based on the stock in the sale
it really is a few big farms getting together and having an early sale and providing the horses
they want to get the jump on Harrisburg and Lexington
some/most of the horses sold at Goshen would get lost/overlooked at the big sales
no problem , as long as it suits a purpose and people are buying
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pretty consistent year to year and makes sense based on the stock in the sale
it really is a few big farms getting together and having an early sale and providing the horses
they want to get the jump on Harrisburg and Lexington
some/most of the horses sold at Goshen would get lost/overlooked at the big sales
no problem , as long as it suits a purpose and people are buying
It has almost killed the Morrissville sale
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Its a nice little sale , but many were watching football on there phones .
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"thestable" bought 3 totalling $32000
cement hands bought one himself in his own name for $31000
:1
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It has almost killed the Morrissville sale
Only thing Morrisville lost was Winbaks culls. Mville is mostly homebreds that are sold and few are pushed or bid in. RNA
Theysold very well for what they were. Pretty much the same for Hanover. Send yearlings there that would hurt their Harrisburg average.
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"thestable" bought 3 totalling $32000
cement hands bought one himself in his own name for $31000
:1
That was for a friend
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Buddy of mine was asked to look at a horse, went into the stall and said he was bigger than the horse!
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I bought one that was put together nicely but a little undersized
She went late and feel I got good value
We'll feed her larger portions and wait for her to fill out
I have a few friends who are bigger than my aged gelding!
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Always appreciate a little horse, with a big heart and some natural ability, but after 5 decades in the game know how much harder it is for them! Good luck!