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NINTH RACE DECLARED OFF A total of 985 yearlings were sold in 1938 and they brought a total of ,540,535 for an average of ,563.90 per head. Twelve Bull Dog yearlings sold for 5,200, an average of ,933. The highest price paid for a yearling in 1938 was the 2,000 which Mrs. Isabel Dodge Sloane laid on the line to acquire the bay son of Ksar Duration. These and all the yearlings sold in 1938 will be found on page 366 of the 1939 Edition of THE AMERICAN RACING MANUAL , . . .
