Broken Vow Colt Goes for $1.2 Million at OBS
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Hip 901, a Broken Vow colt, brought $1.2 million.
A Broken Vow colt was purchased by Michael Hall of Breeze Easy stable for $1.2 million to become the new sale topper at the Ocala Breeders’ Sales Co.’s April 2-year-olds in training sale.
One of the last horses into the ring during the April 21 third session, the colt was consigned by Tom McCrocklin on behalf of Solano Beach Sales, a partnership group headed by Billy Koch of Little Red Feather Racing Stable.
“He’s a well built horse and he breezed wonderful,” Hall said of the colt’s quarter-mile move in :20 4/5. “Everything this horse has done has been wonderful.”
Hall said the colt will be sent to trainer Troy Wismer at Woodbine and then a decision will be made on where he goes from there.
Hall said Breeze Easy has been organized for only three months and has seven horses in the stable.
The colt was produced from the stakes-winning Silver Deputy mare Haddie Be Good and had been purchased for $105,000 from Taylor Made Sales Agency at last year’s Keeneland September yearling sale. The colt was bred in Florida by Hal Snowden Jr.