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Ohio purses are way up, but so is yearling prices especially Seasides. If you are going to buy I would go to the Ohio Select Sale. You are going to pay a premium at the Lexington sale because they are the last available. Also remember , along with high purses comes the competition. The sires stakes competition will be fierce. Burkes and the other large stable know where the money is and their bullseye is right on Ohio. There were 184 2yo colt yearlings nominated to the sires stakes this year. Only 9 will make the championship. So if your looking for a fair level horse probably Ohio offers the best opportunity with the most fairs, but if you want to step up to a higher level it won't be easy to compete and prices are high to find a good one.
How much do you have to spend On a yearling Ohio
No matter where you go, what state Sire Stakes program or, what you spend, your chances of a + ROI are negligible. Unless you become a partner in one of these high power stables earning a + ROI is more of a dream than a plan.
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