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07-14-2010, 05:00 PM
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Statistics for 7/13/2010 THRU 7/14/2010 Sale
Date Sold Total Average Not Sold Median Status 7/13/2010 118 $8,657,500 $73,369 52 $50,000 Completed 7/14/2010 125 $9,757,000 $78,056 46 $55,000 Completed TOTALS 243 $18,414,500 $75,780 98 $50,000 Completed Statistics for 7/20/2009 THRU 7/21/2009 Sale Date Sold Total Average Not Sold Median 7/20/2009 136 $9,328,500 $68,592 81 $45,000 7/21/2009 132 $11,499,500 $87,117 75 $63,500 TOTALS 268 $20,828,000 $77,716 156 $55,000
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07-14-2010, 05:05 PM
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The russians bought a lot of horses
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07-14-2010, 05:21 PM
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Based on Satish's 75-100k to breakeven comments on ATR's today, it looks like a blood bath.
Isn't this sale a poor market indicator? I would think that the market is fairly close to same as last year with perhaps the top end being a touch stronger. The two year old sales seem to be were the best gains are being made. It's still a buyers market if buying a 1100lb beast ever makes sense?lol
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07-14-2010, 07:41 PM
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This sale (and first-crop sires) used to be very popular with the pinhookers. Despite improvement in some of the later 2YO sales this spring, word is that these guys are really cash-strapped and without that much access to credit. Looking at the results, they didn't buy many horses. Not a good sign for the future sales unless, of course, you are buying as an end user.
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