Stakes yearlings 4 Sale: 1 DRf - prog 1 DSc - peak

[John Smith]

DS c.1 no other info. but steaks peak and insure comment so far. (need a sbred slot) https://www.simhorseracing.com/horse.ph ... ID=1824437

DR f.1 Stake/Progressive/Breeding/timid - https://www.simhorseracing.com/horse.ph ... ID=1819856

[John Smith]

In training 2yold DR filly. Will probably work sub 0:57 once equipment is in place
https://www.simhorseracing.com/horse.ph ... ID=1766223

Gallop info: Stakes/peak/closer/timid/career
(Stewbred) see below -edited*

[Nick Gilmore]

From the Steward’s rules…
Player Buying Policies
-Players are allowed to buy two non-retired Steward-breds per year, of any age. Retired horses will NOTcount towards the buying or leasing total.

-Players are able to give themselves more slots at the cost of $3 million a slot. This may appear on the surface as "rich get richer" but know that $3 million does not guarantee a buy. For instance, all the general horses for the year will be in one or two auctions, with a limit of one per person. To buy a pinhook, etc, players are charged that $3 million "tax" for the premium ability to get a third horse, and since they will undoubtedly be going for younger horses, stallion prospects/middle aged broodmares/dispersal horses just became more affordable to newer/poorer players.

-Pinhooking is welcomed! As per usual, feel free to buy a Steward-bred and then list it for a higher price. But just know you wont get an extra slot when you sell a Steward-bred, unless you pay the price. So don't buy one expecting to flip it and buy in a division you like. Either buy it and keep it, or buy it and pinhook it knowing that you have to pay the premium to get another one.

-Claiming still counts as buying a Steward-bred horse, as it is a buy and change of ownership.

Selling a Steward bred does not open you up to another slot…be aware!

[John Smith]

Yes this is a stewbred.
And not a yearling as title states… just figured to paste here.