Greatest Honour Filly Tops 2026 Indiana Yearling, Mixed Sale

Greatest Honour Filly Tops 2026 Indiana Yearling, Mixed Sale

The 2026 Indiana Yearling and Mixed Sale took place Oct. 17, with the Thoroughbred portion of the catalog led by a Greatest Honour filly who sold for $25,000.

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The auction, held in partnership between the Indiana Thoroughbred Owners and Breeders Association and the Quarter Horse Racing Association of Indiana, saw 77 horses of both breeds change hands for revenues of $532,100. The sale’s overall average sale price was $6,910, while the yearling average was $8,240. The clearance rate was 87.5 percent.

Leading the way among the Thoroughbred portion of the catalog was a Greatest Honour filly who sold privately to Roger Spiess for $25,000.

The chestnut filly is out of the stakes-winning Mass Market mare I Want to Dust Her, whose six foals to race are all winners, also including Sanad Lybia, who is stakes placed in the U.A.E. Bred in Indiana and consigned by Carnie Thoroughbred Farm, the sale-topper hails from a family featuring stakes winners Excited Miss, Arabella’s Muse, Too Much Dirt, and Excited at Last.

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The Quarter Horse portion of the catalog was headed up by Corona All the Way, a colt by Whata Corona who sold to Reimar Cabrera for $7,000.

The sorrel colt is out of the stakes-placed Bono Jazz mare Im a Little Country, who is the dam of two winners from five foals to race. His third dam is the Grade 3 winner Champagne Legacy, with a page that also includes Grade 1-placed Treason and Grade 3-placed runners Splashin Champagne and Shesafriendly Bug.

Corona All the Way was bred in Indiana by Owen W. Stanley Jr., and he was consigned by St. Simon Place, as agent for Nicks Farm Quarter Horses.

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To view the auction’s full results, click here.

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This story was originally published October 20, 2026 at 11:31 AM.

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