Heritage Place Fall Mixed Sale Surpasses $6 Million Through Two Days; BP Hail Mary Tops Friday at $130,000

The 49th annual Heritage Place Fall Mixed Sale surpassed $6 million in gross receipts through its first two days on Friday, with 359 horses selling for a combined $6,089,900. The two-day average stands at $16,964, with a median price of $10,500 heading into Saturday's final session.

Through Friday, 420 horses had been offered, with 359 sold, 61 repurchases and 98 withdrawals. The cumulative clearance rate stands at 85.5 percent.

Friday's second session produced $3,259,200 in gross receipts from 209 horses sold out of 234 offered. The session averaged $15,594, with a median of $10,000. There were 25 repurchases and 58 withdrawals.

"Day 2 of the 49th Heritage Place Fall Mixed Sale concluded with an average sales price of $15,594 and 90% of the horses offered today were marked as sold," said Heritage Place General Manager Spence Kidney.

The second-day results reflected increased buyer participation compared to the corresponding session in 2025, with 14 more horses sold and 12 fewer repurchases.

Friday's gross receipts were virtually identical to the corresponding session in 2025, when 195 horses sold for $3,259,600, averaging $16,716 with a $10,000 median.

While the session average declined 6.7 percent year-over-year, the number of horses sold increased 7.2 percent, and the clearance rate improved from 84.1 percent to 89.3 percent. The median remained unchanged at $10,000.

The overall two-day average of $16,964 reflects continued demand across the mixed-sale market, with the auction entering its final session Saturday.

"The overall average on horses sold through the second day is very comparable to 2025, and we look forward to a great session tomorrow to close out this year’s Fall Mixed Sale," Kidney added.

BP Hail Mary Tops Friday's Session at $130,000

BP Hail Mary, a 3-year-old daughter of leading sire Corona Cartel, topped Friday's session when Grant Farms LLC purchased the filly for $130,000.

Cataloged as Hip 324, BP Hail Mary is out of HF Stormi Daniels, a daughter of Tempting Dash. Dunn Ranch, acting as agent for the Bill Price Complete Dispersal, consigned the session topper.

The second-highest price of the day also came from the Bill Price Complete Dispersal when Jose E. Guzman purchased HF Stormi Daniels for $125,000.

Cataloged as Hip 312, the 8-year-old mare is by Tempting Dash out of BP Tres Seis Policy, by Tres Seis. Dunn Ranch handled the consignment.

The two transactions totaled $255,000 for the Bill Price Complete Dispersal, further strengthening Dunn Ranch's position among the sale's leading consignors.

Diamond Cowgirl 123, a 3-year-old daughter of Flying Cowboy 123, brought the third-highest price of Friday's session at $97,000.

Cataloged as Hip 380, the filly is out of Tres Seis Diamond, by Tres Seis.

Leading Buyers Through Two Sessions

Tabasco Racing LLC headed the buyers' standings through Friday, purchasing 10 horses for a combined $258,500.

George Mitchell ranked second by total purchases with his $210,000 acquisition, while the Marla K. Robinson Family Trust followed with one purchase totaling $195,000.

Dunn Ranch Leads Consignors

Dunn Ranch, acting as agent for the Bill Price Complete Dispersal, topped the consignor standings through two sessions with 22 horses generating $745,000.

Bobby D. Cox ranked second with 18 horses accounting for $378,400, while Dunn Ranch, Agent, held third with 17 horses totaling $300,900.

The Bill Price Complete Dispersal has been a significant contributor to the upper end of the market, accounting for two of Friday's three highest-priced offerings.

Dulce Sin Tacha Leads Sire Averages

Among sires represented by two or more horses sold through Friday, Dulce Sin Tacha led the standings with six offspring averaging $54,500 and generating $327,000.

Tempting Dash ranked second with three sold averaging $52,667, totaling $158,000.

Flying Cowboy 123 followed closely with 12 offspring averaging $52,267. His $627,200 in gross sales was the highest total among the three leading sires.

Take Off Jess Tops Broodmare Sire Standings

Take Off Jess led the broodmare sire standings by average through two sessions, with three horses out of his daughters averaging $90,667 and generating $272,000.

Dash Ta Fame ranked second with four horses averaging $44,625 and totaling $178,500.

FDD Dynasty followed with six horses averaging $42,833, producing gross receipts of $257,000.

Popularity Heads Covering Sire Averages

Among covering sires represented by at least two mares sold, Popularity led the standings with two mares averaging $22,100 and totaling $44,200.

Code West ranked second with two mares averaging $14,000, generating $28,000.

Eye On The Card followed with two mares averaging $12,000 and totaling $24,000.

CLICK HERE for preliminary results through two days, including hip-by-hip results.

Final Session Set for Saturday

The 2026 Heritage Place Fall Mixed Sale concludes Saturday, November 7, beginning at 10 a.m. with Session Four, featuring mixed consignments cataloged as Hips 546–843.

The sale catalog is available online, allowing prospective buyers to research individual consignments and prepare for the final day of the three-day auction.

Buyers and consignors can also access the sale-day webcast, online bidding registration, sale results, and updates through the Heritage Place website.

CLICK HERE to view the 2026 Heritage Place Fall Mixed Sale catalog.

For additional information, contact Heritage Place at (405) 682-4551 or email info@HeritagePlace.com. The Heritage Place Restaurant & Club will be open daily throughout the sale.

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