By H. David Smith, StallioneSearch
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OKLAHOMA CITY, OK—November 5, 2026 – Shezgotit Z, a half-sister to Triple Crown winner Hezgotthelook Z, commanded $210,000 to lead Thursday’s opening session of the 49th annual Heritage Place Fall Mixed Sale.
Heritage Place Sale Manager Spence Kidney said that opening day saw more than 250 yearlings cataloged. “All averages effectively saw slight increases over last year’s opening session,” Kidney said.
George Mitchell purchased the session topper, Hip 39, Shezgotit Z, from Robicheaux Ranch Inc., Agent for Slash Z Quarter Horses. The yearling filly is by second-crop sire Dulce Sin Tacha and out of Shezgothelook, by FDD Dynasty.
Her $210,000 price placed Mitchell atop the opening-day buyer standings by total expenditures.
Dodging Bulletz, Hip 163, commanded the session’s second-highest price at $195,000. The Marla K Robinson Family Trust purchased the yearling colt from Cross C Quarter Horses LLC, Agent. By leading sire Flying Cowboy 123, Dodging Bulletz is out of Shez Jess Toxic, by Take Off Jess. She is a half-sister to two-time world champion Danjer.
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The purchase placed the trust second among buyers by dollars spent.
Famous Chilitos completed the session’s top three at $100,000. Cataloged as Hip 146, the yearling colt by Chilitos out of Famous Phoebe, by Dash Ta Fame, sold to Famous Chilitos Partnership. Dunn Ranch, Agent, handled the consignment for the half-sibling to Heritage Place Derby(G2) winner Inaugurator.
Joaquin Pelaez ranked third among opening-day buyers by total expenditures, purchasing five horses for $120,500.
Grant Farms LLC led consignors and agents by gross receipts, with 15 horses accounting for $270,200. Cross C Quarter Horses LLC, Agent, followed with two totaling $214,000. Bobby D. Cox recorded $210,200 for 10, narrowly ahead of the $210,000 generated by Robicheaux Ranch Inc., Agent for Slash Z Quarter Horses, with the session topper.
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Dulce Sin Tacha led the reported sire standings by average with two or more sold, with three offspring averaging $79,667 on total receipts of $239,000. Flying Cowboy 123 followed with five averaging $76,800 for a combined $384,000, the highest gross among those three leading sires. Chilitos was represented by two averaging $60,250 on receipts of $120,500.
Southern Cartel headed the reported broodmare sire standings by average, with two head averaging $63,500 for a total of $127,000. FDD Dynasty followed with four averaging $58,000 on gross receipts of $232,000, while Dash Ta Fame had three averaging $49,833 for $149,500.
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“We have 2 good days remaining in the catalog it includes the Dispersal for the Estate of Bill Price and many other great consignments,” Kidney said.
Session Three begins at 10 a.m. Saturday morning with mixed consignments (Hips 254–545).
A reception in the Restaurant & Club, featuring live entertainment by the Way Out West Band, will be sponsored by OQHRA, the Oklahoma City Convention & Visitors Bureau, and AQHA.
The sale concludes Saturday, November 7, beginning at 10 a.m. with Session Four, featuring mixed consignments (Hips 546–843). The Heritage Place Restaurant & Club will be open daily throughout the sale.
The sale catalog is available online, allowing prospective buyers to research individual consignments and prepare for the three-day auction.
Buyers and consignors can also access the sale-day webcast, online bidding registration, sale results, and updates through the Heritage Place website.