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by Jessica Martini & Christina Bossinakis LEXINGTON, KY – The Keeneland November Breeding Stock Sale concluded its Book 2 section with a day of brisk trade Thursday and the two-session book concluded with figures just shy of the auction's record-setting…

The Keeneland November Breeding Stock Sale concluded its Book 2 section on Thursday, led by the five-year-old broodmare Royal Slipper selling to Repole Stable for $900,000. Consigned by Denali Stud and in foal to Fierceness, the daughter of Uncle Mo headlined a day that saw nine horses bring $500,000 or more in Lexington, Kentucky.
Throughout Book 2, a total of 411 horses sold for a gross of $78,018,000, producing an average price of $189,825 and a median of $150,000. Other top transactions on Thursday included Madame Secretary selling for $710,000 to Gray Lyster, while a colt by Life Is Good and broodmare prospect Lithe Spirit each realized $700,000.
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