A pair of high-priced colts by leading sire Flying Cowboy 123 dominated Thursday’s second session of the Heritage Place Quarter Horse Yearling Sale, led by the $425,000 session-topping Ol Glory B Flying.

Heritage Place reported that 213 of the 257 yearlings offered on Day 2 were sold for gross receipts of $7,800,000. The session averaged $36,620, with a median of $24,000. Forty-four yearlings were listed as RNAs, and 14 were withdrawn.

“Eighty-three percent of the horses offered today were marked sold,” Heritage Place General Manager Spence Kidney said. “A great crowd was on hand for the second session, and we look forward to the remainder of a great catalog.”

Through the first two sessions, 413 of the 512 yearlings offered have sold for $13,540,700. The two-day average stands at $32,786, with a $22,000 median. Ninety-nine yearlings were listed as RNAs, while 30 were withdrawn.

Hip 413, Ol Glory B Flying, brought the session’s highest bid when Aurelio Juarez signed a $425,000 ticket for the yearling colt. Consigned by 13 Racing LLC, agent for Bud Hill Quarter Horses LLC, Ol Glory B Flying is by Flying Cowboy 123 and out of Glory Rider, by Valiant Hero.

Another Flying Cowboy 123 colt, Hip 501 Hook Em Cowboy, was the session’s second-highest seller at $390,000. William F. Harned purchased the colt from South Fork Equine LLC, agent for South Fork Equine LLC/LS Racing Inc. Hook Em Cowboy is out of champion PJ Chick In Black, by Desirio.

Hip 497, Uptowne Jojo, completed the Day 2 top three when Bill Doenz purchased the Flying Cowboy 123 filly for $205,000. Jordan Wiggins, agent, consigned the filly, who is out of Uptowne Babe, by Mr Jess Perry.

Aurelio Juarez led all buyers through two sessions with two purchases totaling $443,500. LA Racing Stables LLC was close behind with 17 yearlings purchased for $442,000, while William F. Harned ranked third with two purchases totaling $405,000.

Rancho El Cabresto Inc. was the leading consignor through Day 2, with 13 yearlings generating $756,000. Lazy E Ranch LLC, agent, followed with 12 head totaling $503,000, and Marty Powers, agent, had 16 yearlings bring $477,500.

Flying Cowboy 123 led all sires by average among stallions with two or more yearlings sold. His 22 yearlings averaged $94,318 and grossed $2,075,000.

Apollitical Jess ranked second with 21 yearlings averaging $66,000 and totaling $1,386,000. Jess Good Candy was third with two yearlings that averaged $63,500 and grossed $127,000.

Among first-sale-crop sires with two or more sold, Eye On The Card led with two yearlings averaging $20,250 and totaling $40,500. Cyber Attack had nine yearlings with an average of $18,444 for gross receipts of $166,000.

Desirio headed the leading broodmare sire standings through two sessions, with two yearlings averaging $204,500 and totaling $409,000. Take Off Jess followed with two, averaging $113,000 and grossing $226,000. Big Daddy Cartel was represented by four yearlings averaging $65,750 and totaling $263,000.

CLICK HERE for preliminary results and hip-by-hip prices from Day 2 of the 2026 Heritage Place Quarter Horse Yearling Sale. For hip-by-hip prices, CLICK HERE.

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