

Bidding opened for the Major Reduction of Harris Farms on Fasig-Tipton Digital Aug. 14. The auction will take place over five days, closing Aug. 19 beginning at 5 p.m. ET.
Ninety entries are cataloged as part of the reduction of leading California owner and breeder John C. Harris. Harris participated in all aspects of the Thoroughbred business, which included standing many of California's leading sires throughout the years. Harris died at the age of 81 in July.
The reduction consists of breeding and racing stock. Included in the catalog are:
All offerings are being sold with no reserve.
"We are honored for Fasig-Tipton Digital to be entrusted with the reduction of Harris Farms," said Fasig-Tipton's director of digital sales Leif Aaron. "Mr. Harris, a pillar of racing for more than four decades, spent his life developing these families, which have consistently produced top-quality runners since he assumed leadership of his family's stable in 1981."
Alone or in partnership, Harris campaigned the likes of Soviet Problem, 1994 California Horse of the Year who finished second in the 1994 Breeders' Cup Sprint (G1); Unzip Me, a multiple graded stakes winner who finished third against males in the 2010 Breeders' Cup Turf Sprint (G2T); grade 1 winner Alphabet Kisses; and graded stakes winners Closing Remarks, Lucky J.H., and High Standards, among many others.
Since the year 2000, Harris runners have won 696 races for earnings of more than $22 million.
Prospective buyers may view the catalogue and register to bid at digital.fasigtipton.com.