Candy Ride, Street Boss colts bring $250,000 each at Fasig-Tipton

Candy Ride, Street Boss colts bring $250,000 each at

Fasig-Tipton

Two colts, one by Candy Ride and one by Street Boss, each brought $250,000 at

Tuesday's second session of the Fasig-Tipton October Yearling Sale in Lexington,

Kentucky.

John Oxley bought the son of Candy Ride, Hip No. 584, who was consigned by

Mill Ridge Sales, agent. Produced by Mantekilla (Lemon Drop Kid), the West

Virginia-bred is a half-brother to multiple stakes winner Harlan's Destiny

(Harlan's Holiday).

This extended family includes two-time Breeders' Cup Turf Sprint (G1) winner

Mizdirection (Mizzen Mast) and Grade 1 heroes Sultry Song (Cox's Ridge), Solar

Splendor (Majestic Light), and Mass Media (Touch Gold).

Team D purchased the Street Boss colt for $250,000 from Hidden Brook, agent.

He was reared by Moojha (Forest Wildcat), a daughter of Grade 3 winner Kiss the

Devil (Kris S.).

Kiss the Devil's offspring also includes current Grade 3 winner Kiss Moon

(Malibu Moon) and multiple stakes winner Kiss Mine (Mineshaft). Kiss the Devil

is also the second dam of Besharah (Kodiac), heroine of the Lowther S. (Eng-G2)

at York in August.

At the conclusion of trading Tuesday, 222 yearlings had brought $8,144,700, a

dip of 21.8 percent over the corresponding session last year when $10,416,700

was grossed from the sale of 282 yearlings. The average was nearly flat,

dropping from $36,939, to $36,688, while the median was down 11.1 percent, from

$18,000 to $16,000.

After two days of selling, 426 yearlings have sold for $14,839,000, a decline

of 23.4 percent from last year when 545 head had sold for $19,373,300 at a

three-day auction. The sale average to this point is only off 2 percent, from

$35,547 to $34,833.

The sale continues daily through Thursday with sessions beginning at 10 a.m.

(EDT).

For full results and live video, visit fasigtipton.com.