All eyes on Brachetto ahead of Downs’ yearling sale
While Brachetto is at Woodbine attempting to become the first Manitoba-bred horse to win the King’s Plate on Saturday, a yearling colt out of his winning half-sister Aramon will be […]
This browser does not support push notifications. To manage your settings, you will need to update your browser's configuration for this site. The source material mentions a yearling colt named Brachetto preparing for the annual Manitoba CTHS Yearling Sale on Thursday. Brachetto is owned and bred by Manitoba veterinarian Dr. Ross McKague and his wife Brenda.
Brachetto made history by becoming one of three Manitoba-bred horses to win a graded stakes race when he won the Marine Stakes (G3) at Woodbine on June 27. The sale will feature 48 yearlings, including Hip #12, out of the winning half-sister Aramon, and other notable horses like Hip #18, Hip #34, and Catawba. The sale will draw attention from breeders and owners due to an incentive program for new mares, resulting in 24 new bloodlines in this year's sale.
The McKagues will attend the sale to watch Brachetto, and there are potential bargains among the yearlings, some of which have sold for significantly less than their earnings.
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