Purchased for $170,000 as a two year old at OBS March in 2019, Josie made her stakes debut a winning one, taking the Iowa Distaff by a widening 1 1/4 lengths. She went on to sell for $300,000 at the Fasig-Tipton Horses of Racing Age sale in 2021.
Owner: Steve Landers
2020 Fasig-Tipton February short yearling purchase Mamala Kamala earned her first stakes score in the Ellen’s Lucky Star Stakes at Horseshoe Indianapolis in July of her 3yo season.
Owner: The Elkstone Group
March X Press was a $90,000 Book 3 Keeneland September purchase by BSW/Crow on behalf of clients Ben Goldberg and Elliot Friman of Golconda Stables.
March X Press broke her maiden at Saratoga first time out in a $73,000 Maiden Special Weight after walking out of the gate and putting in a massive stretch run. She continued her running style only two weeks later when she broke slowly and bulled her way through an opening down the stretch to win the Bolton Landing Stakes at Saratoga by 1/2 a length.
Upon retirement, March X Press was consigned by ELiTE and sold for $330,000 at the 2019 Keeneland November Breeding Stock Sale carrying her first foal by Tapit.
Owner: Golconda Stables
A $55,000 Fasig-Tipton Midlantic Yearling purchase, Maythehorsebwithu broke his maiden by a widening 10 1/4 lengths in his debut. In his stakes debut, he ran on well to finish 2nd in the First State Dash at Delaware Park before rounding out his two year old campaign with an allowance score at Laurel before beginning his three year old year with a four length score in the Miracle Wood Stakes at Laurel Park.
Owner: Michael Dubb and Bethlehem Stables
Mommy’s Turn, a $115,000 purchase from OBS April in 2024, made her stakes debut a winning one, taking the 2025 Suzie O’Cain Stakes in Saratoga.
Owner: Team Hanley and Thirty Year Racing
Purchased as a yearling for $200,000 at the Fasig-Tipton July Sale, Power in Numbers notched his first stakes win in the Tale of the Cat Stakes at Monmouth Park in June of his 3yo year, a race that marked his this consecutive win.
Owner: Klaravich Stables
Queen of the Mud (IRE) ran to her odds when she took home the win in the Swingtime Stakes at Santa Anita by 1 1/4 lengths
Owner: Siena Farm LLC, The Elkstone Group, LLC (Stuart Grant), Deutsch, Peter and Kisber, Michael E
A $240,000 OBS April purchase in 2023, Rosie Jeeks took her record for 2-for-2 in 2025, unleashing a big turn of foot to get up in the lane and take the Goldwood Stakes at Monmouth Park.
Owner: Tem Hanley and Thirty Year Racing
Royal Prince, a $70,000 Keeneland September purchase and half-brother to Champion British Idiom, broke his maiden at Keeneland in the fall of his two year old season. At three, he notched his first stakes victory with a hard fought success in the Black Gold Stakes at the Fair Grounds. Royal Prince earned in his second consecutive stakes win in the Bayou City at Sam Houston in April of 2021.
Owner: Steve Landers
Purchased as a short yearling for $120,000 at Keeneland January in 2019, Russian Influence broke her maiden in her debut for ending her two year old season with a come from behind 2 3/4 lengths score in the Miss Indiana S. at Indiana Grand.
Owner: The Elkstone Group, LLC
Purchased as a yearling from the Fas9g-Tipton July Sale, Swill took his first stakes victory as a 5yo at Pimlico where he took the Challendon Stakes by 1 1/2 lengths.
Owner: Kueber Racing, LLC and Ten Strike Racing
Purchased for $75,000 at OBS April in 2020, TD Dance took his first stakes race after showing an explosive turn of foot to run away with the James Murphy at Pimlico on Preakness Day.
Owner: Madaket Stables, Wonder Stables, Paul Farr and Team Hanley
Tatters to Riches, a $60,000 yearling purchase from the first Crow-Sharp Pinhook venture, was later sold for $1,000,000 the next April at OBS in 2017. For the connections of trainer Jeff Mullins and owners Red Baron’s Barn and Rancho Temescal LLC, Tatters to Riches won impressively on debut at Del Mar as a 2yo and won the Shared Belief Stakes in his 2nd start at 3.
Owner: Red Baron's Barn LLC and Rancho Temescal LLC
Too Sexy captured her first stakes victory with a 3 1/4 length score in the Floral Park at Belmont in October of her 4yo season. She followed that up with a narrow 2nd place finish in the Autumn Days at Aqueduct to close out 2021. She was sold for $450,000 at the 2022 Fasig-Tipton November Sale.
Owner: The Elkstone Group, LLC
Purchased for $340,000 from the 2022 Fasig-Tipton Midlantic 2yo in Training Sale, Victory Formation began his career by breaking his maiden in his debut at Keeneland where he was named a TDN ‘Rising Star’. After winning a first-level allowance at Churchill Downs, Victory Formation aced his stakes debut, going gate-to-wire to win the $250,000 Smarty Jones Stakes at Oaklawn Park where he earned 10 points on the Road to the Kentucky Derby.
Owner: Spendthrift Farm and Frank Fletcher
K P Dreamin was a $100,000 yearling purchase before being sold for $170,000 by the Crow-Sharp Venture at OBS April in 2019. After breaking her maiden in her second start, she finished 3rd in the G1 Chandelier before finishing her two year old season with another G1 placing in the Starlet.
Owner: Karl Pergola
Loggins earned TDN ‘Rising Star’ status with an 8 1/2 length debut score at Churchill Downs, an effort which earned him a 90 Beyer. He followed that up with a brave effort in the G1 Breeders’ Futurity at Keeneland 3 weeks later, where he set an extremely fast pace before finishing 2nd, beaten just a neck.
Owner: Spendthrift Farm LLC, Steve Landers Racing LLC, Martin S. Schwartz, Michael Dubb, Ten Strike Racing, Jim Bakke, Titletown Racing Stables, Kueber Racing, LLC, Big Easy Racing LLC, Winners Win and Mike Caruso
A $150,000 two-year-old in training purchase, Stellar Agent broke her maiden in her debut at Saratoga by a widening 3 1/2 lengths. From there, she would finish 3rd in the G2 Miss Grillo at Belmont before finishing 3rd again in the G1 Breeders’ Cup Juvenile Fillies Turf.
Stellar Agent sold in-foal to Gun Runner through Elite Sales in November of 2020 for $400,000.
Owner: Madaket Stables, Steve Laymon, Martin Scheinman and Roger Kaplan
Andesite was our first two year old purchased in 2019 and he made an immediate impact on the track, breaking his maiden with ease in his debut. Andesite made his graded stakes debut in his very next start, finishing 3rd with a rough trip in the G3 With Anticipation before finishing 2nd beaten a head in the G3 Pilgrim. Andesite closed out his two year old season with a terrible trip in the G1 Breeders’ Cup Juvenile Turf.
Owner: Kent Spellman and Madaket Stables
Purchased from the Keeneland September Yearling Sale, Time to Win broke his maiden with a 104 Beyer. As a 4-year-old, he then added a GSP to his resume in the G3 Mineshaft Stakes at Fair Grounds.
Owner: Spendthrift Farm LLC, Lawrence, William H., Big Easy Racing LLC, Titletown Racing Stables, Winners Win, Golconda Stable, Goodrich, Ali and Parkinson, Mark
After winning two of her first three starts, Yesternight made her stakes debut in the Cathryn Sophia Stakes at Parx, running 2nd after doing all of the dirty work on the front end. She would add the first piece of graded blacktype to her CV when finishing a tough luck 3rd in the G3 Dogwood at Churchill.
Owner: Ten Strike Racing and Madaket Stables
Purchased for $75,000 Fasig-Tipton October purchase, Asset Purchase broke her maiden a dominant 8 lengths in her debut at Aqueduct in January of her 3yo season. Making her stakes debut, Asset Purchase ran a good 2nd to fellow public auction purchase Shidabhuti in the Busher S.
Owner: Klaravich Stables, Inc.
A 2yo in training purchase out of the 2020 OBS April Sale, Carpe Fortuna broke her maiden at Del Mar in the second start of her career before ending her 2yo season with a 3rd place finish in the Blue Norther. Cutting back to 6 1/2 furlongs and running down Santa Anita’s famed hill, Carpe Fortuna ran a good 2nd in the Unzip Me Stakes, where she was beaten just a length.
Owner: Little Red Feather Racing and Madaket Stables
After breaking her maiden in her debut at 2 in Saratoga, Gold Lightning went on to hit the board in two stakes races in New York later that fall, including the Chelsey Flower and the Tepin.
Owner: Martin S. Schwartz
