A fierce bidding war in the Keeneland sales pavilion ended with John Wade's Dream Big Racing securing Hip 1018, a filly by Gun Runner, for a cool $1.5 million, the highest-priced filly of the fourth session of the Keeneland September Yearling Sale.

Only two years into the business of consigning horses at public auction, Norevale Farm has reached the seven-figure threshold with one of its sales.

The partnership of St. Elias Stable, West Point Thoroughbreds, Lane's End Racing and Belladonna secures their most expensive purchase of the ongoing the Keeneland September Yearling Sale when landing a Nyquist colt for $2 million Sept. 17.

Our Moneyman arrived at Parx Racing early Sept. 17 and will make his first trip to the track Sept. 18. He'll look to not only win his first graded stakes, but a grade 1 after finishing second in the Matt Winn and Indiana Derby (both G3).

Classic-placed Arkansas Derby (G1) winner Sandman (Tapit—Distorted Music by Distorted Humor) will stand the upcoming breeding season at Rockridge Stud near Hudson, N.Y., it was announced Sept. 17.

Classic-placed Arkansas Derby (G1) winner Sandman (Tapit—Distorted Music by Distorted Humor) will stand the upcoming breeding season at Rockridge Stud near Hudson, N.Y., it was announced Sept. 17.

Kentucky Oaks (G1) victress Always a Runner looks to get back to her winning ways in the $1 million Cotillion Stakes (G1) Sept. 19 at Parx Racing.

Champion trainer Chris Waller will run three horses in the Sept. 19 Underwood Stakes (G1) at Caulfield Racecourse.

A Not This Time colt out of 2012 Kentucky Oaks (G1) winner Believe You Can stars during the fourth day of the Keeneland September Yearling Sale, selling to Speedway Stable, via agent Marette Farrell, for $2 million.

Mornington-based trainer Cliff Brown will have a pair of runners in the Sept. 19 Sir Rupert Clarke Stakes (G1) at Caulfield Racecourse. Both Sepals and Von Hauke will tackle the 1,400-meter (about 7-furlong) sprint.