Keeneland summer sale, 1946

Posted on September 8, 2014 | in Uncategorized | by Lexington Herald-Leader

A chestnut colt by Coldstream was shown in the auction ring at the Keeneland Sales in August 1946. The colt was out of Spotted Beauty, she by Man o' War, was sold to Leslie Combs II for $50,000, the highest bid brought in at closing auction. Consigned by Coldstream Stud.

A chestnut colt by Coldstream was shown in the auction ring at the Keeneland Sales in August 1946. The colt, out of Spotted Beauty, which was sired by Man o’ War, was sold to Leslie Combs II for $50,000, the highest bid brought in at closing auction. Consigned by Coldstream Stud.

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Keeneland summer sale, 1946

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