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TOBA Mixed Sale churns out $105m
Lot #16: a chestnut colt by Bern Identity out of Mete-Orite - $5.5 million (Photo: Naphtali Junior)
Horse Racing, Sports
Ruddy Allen | Sports Writer  
November 12, 2024

TOBA Mixed Sale churns out $105m

The 2024 Thoroughbred Owners and Breeders Association (TOBA) Mixed Sale, held at Caymanas Park on Sunday (November 10), exceeded expectations, generating a $105 million.

This remarkable achievement underscored the resilience and growth of Jamaica’s horse racing industry.

The event showcased 95 exceptional lots, comprising 74 yearlings, 11 two-year-olds, seven horses of racing age, and three weanlings. Despite 22 withdrawals, including Orange Valley Estate Limited’s entire 10-lot consignment, and seven unsold horses, 66 impressive sales cemented the event’s success.

The 2024 sales surpassed last year’s total of $86.1 million by $18.9 million, marking a significant milestone. Notably, the 2002 Mixed Sales had reached $155 million.

Two outstanding horses captured attention — Lot #45: a stunning bay filly by Conquest Cherimarsh out of Miss Chestnut foaled on March 5, 2023, and consigned by Patrick Woolcock sold for $5.6 million; and Lot #16: a majestic chestnut colt by Bern Identity out of Mete-Orite foaled on April 29, 2023, and consigned by Chevan Maharaj, fetched $5.5 million,

TOBA President Howard Hamilton praised breeders, owners and supporters.

“It was an excellent sale…we sold over $105 million, a record for us.” Hamilton emphasised Jamaica’s breeding industry’s strength, expressing optimism for future growth.

“Our attempt of having a mixed sale was not successful as I thought it would have been but everything went well. I want to thank all of the people who came out and support the sale and hopefully they will continue to support it in the future.

“Two horses sold for over $5 million was an excellent exhibition of the value of the horses that the breeders have put forward. I am particularly pleased with the
Miss Chestnut horse that went for $5.6 million. The beauty of the breeder industry, I think is very strong,” Hamilton told the Jamaica Observer’s The Supreme Racing Guide.

Lot #59 – a bay filly by Stanford out of Egyptian Goddess foaled on March 15, 2023, and consigned by Paradise Racing Stable sold for $4 million; Lot #69 – a bay filly by
Hedge Fund out of Dream Big foaled on April 2, 2023, and consigned by Lakeland Farms Limited sold for $3.2 million; Lot #8 – a bay colt by Bern Identity out of
Moonlight Brew, and consigned by Paradise at Spring Village (Agent) sold for $3 million; Lot #63 – a chestnut filly by Bern Identity out of Salty Talk foaled on February 5, 2023, and consigned by Paradise Racing Stable sold for $3 million; Lot #65 – a chestnut filly by Bern Identity out of Native Gold foaled on March 15, 2023, and consigned by Paradise at Spring Village (Agent) sold for $3 million; and Lot #95 –
Bootylicous (horse of racing age) by Key To Power out of Keeping the Faith and previous trained by Peter-John Parard sold for $3 million.

 

Other notable sellers were:

Lot #27 – a grey colt by Savoy Stomp out of Fiftyhadesofray sold for $2.7 million

Lot #55 – a bay colt by Aveenu Malcianu out of Ruby Rose sold for $2.6 million

Lot #70 – a bay colt by Bern Identity out of Getstorm sold for $2.6 million

Lot #73 – a bay filly by Savoy Stomp out of Princess Shine sold fo5 $2.5 million

Lot #94 – Neo Star (horse of racing age) by Neolithic out of Angel Dreams sold for $2.5 million

Lot #37 – a bay colt by Hedge Fund out of Swift Fox sold for $2.3 million

Lot #71- a dark bay filly by Patton Proud out of Nuclear Girl sold for $2.3 million

Lot #68 – a roan filly by Sunshine N Shadow out of Cloudy Greyt sold for $2.2 million

Lot #34 – a chestnut colt by Bern Identity out of Awesome Lucy sold for $2.1 million

Lot #32 – a bay colt by Take Charge Indy out of Ghostly Direction sold for $2 million

Lot #57 – a bay filly by Sensational Slam out of Let’s Get It On sold for $2 million

Lot #45: a bay filly by Conquest Cherimarsh out of Miss Chestnut - $5.6 millionNaphtali Junior

Lot #59 – a bay filly by Stanford out of Egyptian Goddess - $4 millionRuddy Allen

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