As per usual, Taylor Made Sales Agency is locked and loaded with plenty of quality offerings in the Keeneland November Breeding Stock Sale, and its Book 2 offerings Nov. 4-5 include several well-related mares available to buyers.

This week's Podcast Playback looks at quotes of interest from racing podcasts Oct. 28-Nov. 3, including Mark Casse announcing who the best horse he has ever trained is, and Miguel Clement talking about how well Kendrick Carmouche fits Deterministic.

A fierce appetite for quality horses fuels a 30% surge in gross sales over last year's opening session. By the close of trade, 159 horses had changed hands for a combined $97,919,000, including private sales.

Join host Louie Rabaut for analysis and insights of the 2026 Keeneland November Breeding Stock Sale! Hear from the players as they navigate a strong broodmare and weanling market.

Four grade 1-winning racing and/or broodmare prospects—Expensive Queen, Kilwin, Thought Process, and Usha—command seven-figure prices Nov. 3 during the initial session of the Keeneland November Breeding Stock Sale. 

The Keeneland November Breeding Stock Sale kicked off Tuesday, November 3.

Champion female sprinter Shisospicy has been retired from racing and will be bred to Taylor Made Stallions' leading sire Not This Time.

Mandy Pope's Whisper Hill Farm buys Flag Day (Hip 79), dam of graded stakes winner Hall of Fame, a son of Gun Runner. The mare is in foal with a full sibling of Hall of Fame. She is part of the complete dispersal of Earle Mack's breeding stock.

Spendthrift Farm mulls strong arguments for keeping its Breeders' Cup Dirt Mile (G1) winner in training or moving the son of Gun Runner on to a stallion career next year.

Graded stakes-winning millionaire Quietside, in foal to Nyquist, made noise in the sales ring Nov. 3, selling for $5.2 million to top the first session of the Keeneland November Breeding Stock Sale.