Is Horse Racing Dead? Cupid’s Full Sibling sells for $2.7 million at Keeneland September

Keeneland painter photo by Richard J. Nilsen

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Keeneland’s reformatted Week 1 of the September Yearling Sale produced eight million-dollar-plus horses and fueled significant increases in trade during Monday’s opening premier Book 1. Leading the action was a $2.7 million Tapit filly, a full sibling to star Cupid, purchased by …

Source: Full sister to Cupid sells for $2.7 million at Keeneland September

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Rich Nilsen is a 20-time qualifier to the National Horseplayers Championship (NHC), an event he has cashed in 5 times. He was the first player to finish in the top 10 of the NHC twice. A former executive with Brisnet.com and member of the NHC Players’ Committee, Rich is a graduate of the UofL Equine Business Program and is founder of AGameofSkill.com, a site devoted to horse racing education and promotion. He was elected into the NHC Hall of Fame in 2025.

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