A Second Straight Rise for the Breeders Who Raise America's Yearlings

The average price of an American yearling has risen nine percent again, on top of an earlier gain. That figure covers every young horse sold in the American ring, not only the few that set records. For the farms that foal, raise and prepare these horses for sale, it is a good result. For buyers, it says that the market still values a well-raised young Thoroughbred.

With reporting from Thoroughbred Daily News.