AQHA Racing Champion Breeder Bobby Cox purchased Saturday's session sale topper, Hip 764 Icy Morning Breeze, for a final bid of $240,000.

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OKLAHOMA CITY, OK–NOVEMBER 2, 2024–Heritage Place Fall Mixed Sale ended Saturday on a high note with across-the-board Gross, Average, and Median increases.

"The 2024 Fall Mixed Sale finished strong," Heritage Place General Manager Spence Kidney said Saturday evening. Today’s average was $16,962, just a few dollars ahead of the same day last year."

The sales company reported that 590 of 873 were offered for gross receipts of $10,499,600, which is up 10% from all 2023 sessions. The average price rose 6% from $16,174 last year to $17,796. The median increased 25% to $10,000 compared to $8,000 last year.

"Heritage Place would like to say, 'Thank You" to all of the buyers and sellers from the Fall Mixed Sale and wish everyone much success," Kidney said.

AQHA Racing Champion Breeder Bobby Cox purchased the session sale topper for the second consecutive day with a final bid of $240,000 for Hip 764 Icy Morning Breeze. Mike Logan, Agent, consigned the stakes-winning daughter Winners Version from the Attilas's Storm thoroughbred mare Icy Storm.

Lionel Zapata paid $100,000 for Saturday's second high-seller, Hip 840 Bigg Deal, a 3-year-old filly by leading New Mexico sire Big Daddy Cartel from the Ocean Runaway mare Ms Riptide.  Solo Select, Agent, consigned the stakes-placed filly.

Saturday's third high-seller, Hip 759 Features Fines Kind, was purchased by Simmons Racing for $90,000.  Royal Vista Ranch, Agent, consigned the Tres Seis mare out of Feature For You by Feature Mr Jess.

Bobby Cox was the leading buyer, with four purchases for $610,000. Vista Del Sol, Inc. paid $263,000 for nine head, and Francisco Navarrete signed six tickets for $234,000.

Solo Select Agent was the leading consignor or agent with 30 heads for gross receipts of $700,800. Granada Farms, Agent sold 12 head for $567,500, and Dunn Ranch, Agent had 40 head gross $498,100.

Apollitical Jess was the leading sale sire of yearlings (by average, two or more sold) with two head averaging $70,500. Favorite Cartel had three for a $67,667 average, and On Famous Eagle sold four for a $57,500 average.

Dulce Sin Tacha was the sale's leading covering sire (by average, two or more sold), with three in-foal mares averaging $34,333. Apollitical Blood sold two in-foal mares for a $32,750 average and One Dashing Eagle had three in-foal mares average $32,333.

For preliminary sale results, including hip-by-hip prices, CLICK HERE.