Union Rags Colt Supplemented to the 2023 Texas Summer Yearling Sale

For Immediate Release –  Oklahoma City, Ok, August 21, 2023 – (Austin, TX) – A Union Rags colt is the latest yearling supplemented to the 2023 Texas Summer Yearling Sale.

Cataloged as Hip 271, the New York-bred Union Rags colt is out of a Mineshaft half-sister to Grade 3 placed Divine Elegance and from the family of Grade 1 placed and stakes winner Standard Deviation.

This addition as well as the eight previously supplemented yearlings are now posted on the interactive catalog at TTAsales.com and will all be featured in a paper supplement catalog available on the Lone Star Park sales grounds and sale pavilion ahead of the August 28th sale.

For more information, Contact: Foster Bridewell, TTA Sales Director, 214-718-7618

 

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