After the championships, the focus turns to Fasig-Tipton
The November Sale is set for November 2 in Lexington, with a 2 p.m. start.
Racehorse Connect Editorial · Published October 23, 2026The next major stop after Breeders’ Cup weekend is Fasig-Tipton’s November Sale. The selected mixed auction is scheduled for Monday, November 2, 2026, in Lexington, beginning at 2 p.m.
What is in the offering?
The original announcement listed 208 main-catalog entries, including racing and broodmare prospects, in-foal mares, selected weanlings and a lifetime breeding right. That initial count is not a final attendance or sales total: supplements and withdrawals can change the offering.
An October 20 update added hips 106, 214 and 215. Check the current catalog and supplements together before making a shortlist.
Prepare before you arrive
Fasig-Tipton’s enhanced catalog provides pedigree information, race replays and other research tools. Online and telephone bidding are available according to the company’s announcement; prospective buyers should confirm registration requirements directly with the sales company.
The Connect checklist
Keep each prospect’s hip number, questions for the consignor and inspection notes together. Set a budget that also accounts for examinations, transport and the horse’s next stage of care. Catalog descriptions are a starting point for research, not a substitute for inspection.
Questions worth answering
Which Fasig-Tipton sale does this guide cover?
The selected mixed November Sale on November 2, 2026, in Lexington. It is separate from the Kentucky October Yearlings auction.
Does the original catalog include every horse now offered?
Not necessarily. Read the supplemental entries and withdrawal updates alongside the main catalog.
Can I bid remotely?
The sales company’s announcement lists online and telephone bidding. Contact Fasig-Tipton to confirm registration, approval and current arrangements.
Where should a first-time buyer begin?
Read the conditions of sale and establish a budget before making a shortlist. Arrange appropriate professional help with inspections and questions about each prospect. The auction company is the source for bidding procedures.