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Keeneland's September Sale Holds Its Pace Into the Home Stretch

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Keeneland's September Yearling Sale kept its momentum through Book 5A, closing out Thursday's session with two days of selling still ahead. The stretch of ten completed sessions carried forward the strength that marked the sale's opening week in Lexington, Kentucky. Vekoma emerged as the sale's leading sire over the book, while trainer Kenny McPeek pursued a second success at the auction. The results kept Keeneland's fall marketplace on solid footing as bidding heads into its final two days.

With reporting from Thoroughbred Daily News.

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