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Into Mischief Colt Tops Keeneland Book 1 at $3.7 Million, Igniting Sale Momentum
business23 days ago

Into Mischief Colt Tops Keeneland Book 1 at $3.7 Million, Igniting Sale Momentum

Keeneland’s Book 1 of the September Yearling Sale posted strong results: 208 yearlings sold for $151.4 million, average $727,885 and median $600,000, continuing a four-session record pace. The day’s top lot was a $3.7 million Into Mischief colt out of Grazie Mille (half‑brother to Mo Town and Justique), bought by M.V. Magnier and White Birch Farm. Other seven-figure offerings included a $3.1 million Gun Runner colt and a $2.6 million Flightline colt, with notable buys from Curlin, Justify, and Not This Time among the day’s highlights. The Flying Dutchmen and Lane’s End led multiple expensive purchases; the RNA rate rose to 28.77%. Book 2 begins next with sessions at 11 a.m., as demand remains strong at the top despite concerns about the lower end of Book 1.

Into Mischief Sparks a Derby Dynasty at Spendthrift Farm
sports5 months ago

Into Mischief Sparks a Derby Dynasty at Spendthrift Farm

The piece profiles Spendthrift Farm’s Into Mischief, a high-priced, high-impact sire who has produced three Kentucky Derby winners and fuels a Derby-focused breeding operation that covers hundreds of mares each season; it also highlights the farm’s pedigree-driven approach, the success of his offspring like Renegade and Further Ado in this year’s Derby, and the ongoing legacy of Into Mischief in American racing.

Renegade Secures Rail, Opens Derby as 4-1 Favorite
sports5 months ago

Renegade Secures Rail, Opens Derby as 4-1 Favorite

Renegade, a come-from-behind Arkansas Derby winner by Into Mischief trained by Todd Pletcher and ridden by Irad Ortiz Jr., drew the rail as the 4-1 morning-line favorite for Kentucky Derby 152 at Churchill Downs in a 20-horse field. The lineup includes co-second choices Commandment and Further Ado for Brad Cox, with other notables like Litmus Test, Potente, and Chief Wallabee also slated to run. Repole Stable’s Mike Repole voiced confidence in Renegade’s inside post and late kick, while Cox discussed how post positions and pace could shape the race.