Into Mischief Colt First to Seven Figures at Fasig-Tipton, Goes to Coolmore and White Birch

After a seven-figure RNA earlier in the session, an Into Mischief colt was the first to crack the $1-million threshold in Monday evening's opening session of Fasig-Tipton's Saratoga Select Yearling Sale when selling to Coolmore's M. V. Magnier and White Birch's Peter Brant. The Darby Dan Farm-consigned colt was bred in Kentucky by Lothenbach Stables out of the winning Distorted Music (Distorted Humor), dam of 2022 GIII Chilukki Stakes winner She Can't Sing (Bernardini). The Feb. 28-foaled, $1-million colt, who went through the ring as Hip 30, sold earlier this year at Fasig-Tipton's Kentucky February Sale as part of the Lothenbach dispersal for $650,000 to North Ocean Equine. His extended family includes MGISW Music Note (A.P. Indy) and her G1 Dubai World Cup-winning son Mystic Guide (Ghostzapper). Distorted Music also sold at Fasig-Tipton's February sale, bring $375,000 from Springhouse Farm, as did She Can't Sing, who brought $1.1 million from Hill 'n' Dale at Xalapa. The mare's current 2-year-old, Sandman (Tapit), hammered for $1.2 million from West Point Thoroughbreds, D.J. Stable, and CJ Stable at OBS March. He's made one start to date, a fifth June 27 in a Churchill maiden for trainer Mark Casse.

🎶 M V Magnier & @WhiteBirchFarm_ get INTO MISCHIEF (@spendthriftfarm) with this $1,000,000 colt at The Saratoga Sale!! The colt out of graded stakes producer Distorted Music was consigned by @darbydanfarm, agt. #FasigSaratoga pic.twitter.com/FlAkaIBYmk

— Fasig-Tipton (@FasigTiptonCo) August 5, 2024