With more than $3,200,000 in gross sales, Gainesway ranked second among all consignors and sales agencies at the Fasig-Tipton Saratoga Selected Yearling... Sale.

Over the two evening sessions of the venerable Upstate New York auction, August 8 and 9, Gainesway sold 10 yearlings for total receipts of $3,280,000, an average of $328,000.

Top seller among the Gainesway offerings was Hip 39, a Medaglia d’Oro colt who sold for $525,000 to Anthony Stroud. Other top sellers include Hip 83, an Indian Charlie colt who sold for $450,000 to Eoin Harty; Hip 103, a Broken Vow colt who sold for $440,000 to Mark Casse, agent; and Hip 124, a Candy Ride (Arg) colt who sold for $400,000 to Abdullah Saeed Almaddah.

Additional buyers of the Gainesway yearlings were: John Ferguson, Mike Pegram, Starlight Stables/Frank Brothers, Lothenbach Stables, I.B.S., and Koji Maeda.

Gainesway once again sold a very high percentage of horses offered, and led all consignors with at least 10 yearlings brought to the ring (10-of-12, 83.33%).

At the recently concluded Fasig-Tipton Kentucky July Sale, Gainesway was the leading consignor by gross.

Through the first week of August, Gainesway sales consignments had produced 33 major stakes horses.