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For the Seventh Time, a Nyquist Colt Clears Seven Figures

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West Point Thoroughbreds and partners signed for a colt by Nyquist Thursday afternoon at $2 million, the latest sign that the Darley America stallion's early crops remain a fixture at the top of the sales ring. The colt marked the seventh seven-figure transaction of Nyquist's stud career, a run that has held steady across his first two books to the mare. For a stallion still building his broodmare roster, the price tag speaks to how consistently buyers have shown up when his name is on the catalogue page.

With reporting from Thoroughbred Daily News.

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