Held in a single session on November 2, the 2026 Fasig-Tipton November Sale promises a star-studded evening of elite Thoroughbred offerings, with nearly 60 Graded stakes winners or producers represented in the catalogue.
From champion race fillies and accomplished broodmares to G1 Breeders’ Cup winners and sought-after breeding opportunities, the sale brings together a depth of quality with international appeal. For Australian breeders, it presents a compelling opportunity to assess some of the world’s finest bloodlines, with Fasig-Tipton President Boyd Browning highlighting the strength and diversity of this year’s line-up.
“Following the Breeders’ Cup, the sport’s focus will shift to Fasig-Tipton, where a collection of the world’s finest Thoroughbreds will step into the spotlight at our November Sale,” Browning said when announcing the initial catalogue.
“With nearly 60 Graded stakes winners or producers catalogued – 23 of which are Grade 1 – it’s a star-studded line-up not to be missed.”
Browning said the catalogue also features “An Eclipse Champion, two Breeders’ Cup winners and several contenders targeting this year’s championships, alongside high-class race fillies, quality in-foal mares, selected weanlings and a lifetime breeding right to young sire Early Voting (USA).
Boyd Browning | Image courtesy of Fasig-Tipton
These five highlighted hips are mares that have been identified that potentially could suit the Australian market.
Hip 182 - Cy Fair (USA) (Not This Time {USA} x Remarqued (USA) {Arch (USA)})
The top class Cy Fair (USA) (Not This Time {USA}) is being offered as both a racing and broodmare prospect and is being offered with a Breeders' Cup nomination. She looks to be one of the most highly sought-after lots of the sale.
Cy Fair has saluted the judge five times, with her highlight win coming in the G1 Breeders' Cup Juvenile Turf Sprint, as well as winning at Grade 3 level twice and at Listed level.
Cy Fair (USA) | Image courtesy of Fasig-Tipton
Cy Fair is by the brilliant Not This Time (USA), his first crop were born in 2018 and he already has 79 stakes winners with an impressive 17 in his first crop of 114 foals (15%). He’s sired 15 Grade 1 winners, including Cogburn (USA), triple Grade 1 winner Up To The Mark (USA), as well as Epicenter (USA) and Up To The Mark (USA).
Cy fair is out of the winning Arch (USA) mare Remarqued (USA), who is a half-sister to dual Royal Ascot winner Crimson Advocate (USA) (Nyquist {USA}) who was successful in the G2 Queen Mary Stakes and the G2 Duke Of Cambridge Stakes, as well as placing in the G1 Falmouth Stakes.
This is also the family of the Grade 1 winner and stallion Hymn Book (USA) (Arch {USA}).
Hip 185 - Egyptian Mau (Saf) - (Fire Away {USA} x Savannah Cat (Saf) {Fort Wood (USA)})
Being offered as both a racing and broodmare prospect, Egyptian Mau (Saf) (Fire Away {USA}) holds plenty of appeal with both her race performance and her pedigree. She is a South African-bred and raced mare, just like Autumn Glow’s (The Autumn Sun) dam Via Africa (Saf) (Var {USA}), who is also by an American-bred sire.
Egyptian Mau was twice a winner at Group 3 level in South Africa and was also placed in the G1 Greyville Douglas Whyte Stakes and the G2 Greyville Golden Slipper Stakes.
Egyptian Mau (Saf) | Image courtesy of Fasig-Tipton
Her dam Savannah Cat (Saf) is by Fort Wood (USA), a son of Sadler’s Wells (USA) and one of the most influential sires ever to stand in South Africa, Fort Wood was both a Champion Sire and multiple Champion Broodmare Sire, and his influence continues to be felt.
She has also left the Group 3 winner Cymric (Saf) (Vercingetorix {SAF}) and all of her three foals to race have been winners. She is also well-related being a half-sister to the Group 3 winner Bulleting Home (Saf) (Western Winter {USA}).
Hip 166 - Ag Bullet (USA) (Twirling Candy {USA} x Noble Grey (USA) {Forestry (USA)})
The classy Grey mare Ag Bullet (USA) (Twirling Candy {USA}) holds plenty of appeal as a racing and breeding prospect having won the G1 Saratoga Jaipur Stakes, the G2 Kentucky Downs Ladies Turf Sprint Stakes twice, the G3 Santa Anita Monrovia Stakes and another three Listed races.
She has also shown her class placing in the G1 Breeders' Cup Turf Sprint twice.
Ag Bullet is out of the dual winner Noble Grey (USA) (Forestry {USA}) who has left a total of eight winners, including the three-time winner and Listed-placed Give Em Heck Beck (USA) (Bodemeister {USA}).
Ag Bullet (USA) | Image courtesy of Fasig-Tipton
Her grandam Never Fail (USA) (Holy Bull {USA}) was a four-time winner and twice placed at Listed level.
Ag Bullet is by Twirling Candy (USA), who has left 71 stakes winners, including the G1 Preakness Stakes winner Rombauer (USA).
Ag Bullet is nominated for the Breeders' Cup meeting, which runs prior to this auction on October 30 and 31.
Hip 127 - Nooni (USA) (Win Win Win {USA} x Unanimity (USA) {Union Rags (USA)})
The Group 3-winning 2-year-old Nooni (USA) (Win Win Win {USA}) is being offered as both a racing and broodmare prospect and is being offered with a potential run at the Breeders' Cup meeting prior to this auction.
She is by the young sire Win Win Win (USA), who was the winner of the G1 Saratoga Forego Stakes, and is a son of Hat Trick (Jpn) who has left five individual stakes winners.
Nooni (USA) | Image courtesy of Fasig-Tipton
Nooni is one of three winners out of the Union Rags (USA) mare Unanimity (USA), who is a half-sister to the Listed Calder Oaks winner Chary (USA) (Montbrook {USA}) and the dual Listed winner Courtesan (USA) (Street Sense {USA}). She is also a half-sister to two other mares that have also left stakes winners.
Nooni has previously been purchased for US$1.8 million (AU$2.6 million) by Donato Lanni, Agent for Zedan Racing, from the 2024 Ocala Breeders' Sales Company March 2YO in Training Sale.
Hip 152 - Spirit Doll (USA) (Tiz The Law {USA} x Pakhet (USA) {Cairo Prince (USA)})
The dual Listed-winner Spirit Doll (USA) (Tiz The Law {USA}) is being offered as both a racing and broodmare prospect and carries a nomination for the Breeders' Cup meeting in the days prior to the Fasig-Tipton November Sale.
Spirit Doll is by the classy four-time Grade 1 winner Tiz The Law (USA), who has so far left 32 stakes winners, including nine Grade 1 winners.
Spirit Doll (USA) | Image courtesy of Fasig-Tipton
Spirit Doll is out of the winning 2-year-old Pakhet (USA) (Cairo Prince {USA}), who was also placed in the G2 Keeneland Jessamine Stakes.
Her great-grandam Fircroft (USA) (A.P Indy {USA}) was a Listed winner, Grade 1-placed and left six individual winners, while the prolific 17-time and Listed winner Algoritmo (Chi) (Algorithms {USA}) also features.
