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Maxfield Breaks Out at Keeneland September Sale; Klaravich Collects Three Promising Dirt Colts in Bo

Maxfield Breaks Out at Keeneland September Sale; Klaravich Collects Three Promising Dirt Colts in Book 3; Jonathan's Way Represents Ohio as First on Derby Trail; Gunny Highway Triumphs; Blended Citizen's First Winner; Lake Victoria Leaves Her Mark With Moyglare Stakes Run [BloodHorse Daily]( Providing the Thoroughbred professional with daily news, analysis, race entries and results & more! [Download Today's Edition]( Inside the Monday, September 16, 2024 Issue [Hip 1916, a colt by Maxfield, sold for a session-topping $575,000 during the conclusion of Book 3 at the Keeneland September Yearling Sale. ]( [Maxfield Breaks Out at Keeneland September Sale]( A total of 253 yearlings sold during the conclusion of Book 3 for $35,976,000 with an average of $142,198. [Click here!]( More Stories From Today's Edition [Hip 1673, a son of Volatile consigned by Taylor Made Sales Agency, sells for $450,000 at the Keeneland September Yearling Sale]( [Klaravich Collects Three Promising Dirt Colts in Book 3]( [Jonathan's Way wins the Iroquois Stakes at Churchill Downs]( [Jonathan's Way Represents Ohio as First on Derby Trail]( [Gunny Highway breaks his maiden at Remington Park]( [Gunny Highway Triumphs; Blended Citizen's First Winner]( [Lake Victoria and Wayne Lordan after winning the Moyglare Stud Stakes at The Curragh]( [Lake Victoria Leaves Her Mark With Moyglare Stakes Run]( Plus the latest results, entries, and more. To download the Daily from BloodHorse.com or to view previous editions, visit [BloodHorse.com/daily](. Try BloodHorse Daily on your phone [Customize]( | [Unsubscribe]( | [Feedback](mailto:editorial@bloodhorse.com?subject=Blood-Horse+Daily&utm_source=DailyNewsletter&utm_medium=email) | [Subscribe to the Magazine]( | [Advertising](mailto:advertise@bloodhorse.com?subject=Blood-Horse+Daily+Advertising&utm_source=DailyNewsletter&utm_medium=email) | [Privacy Policy]( To ensure that you continue to receive e-mails from us, please add [newsletters@BloodHorse.com](mailto:newsletters@bloodhorse.com?utm_source=DailyNewsletter&utm_medium=email) to your address book. © 2024 Blood-Horse LLC. All Rights Reserved. 821 Corporate Drive Lexington, KY 40503 | 800-582-5604

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