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Online Bluegrass Futurity Ends January 30



Officials of the Bluegrass Futurity want to remind everyone that the first ever online stallion auction will end at 11:00 p.m., Sunday, January 30.

"We encourage everyone to bid now so they won’t miss out on the stallion they want," said Melissa Moore. "There have also been a few stallions added to the site."

The second highest paying Futurity in the country, the Bluegrass Futurity has awarded more than $900,000 in its nine-year history. It has been a program that has featured top of the line in hand weanling competitions with big payouts as well as top paying two-year-old fine harness performance classes. Some of the show stars that have come through the program include Mooi Mooi, World’s Grand Champion Mother Mary, record-breaking Mossette, multi-titled World’s Champion Pour Some Sugar On Me, and multi-titled World’s Champion Brookhill’s King Of Kool.

Visit www.bluegrassfuturityauction.com to see the line up of stallion services and their current bid. It will all end at 11:00 p.m. January 30.

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