Shining | Solo Select LLC, Photo
Solo Select wrapped up another successful Flash Sale on Sunday, pulling in nearly $200,000 and proving once again that the demand for top-quality bloodlines is alive and well.
The one-day event generated $198,000 across four standout lots, showcasing Solo Select’s continued success in bringing elite genetics to buyers. Headlining the sale was Shining, a 2020 palomino stallion by Shining Spark and out of Whiz Jewels, who sold for $70,000. With $28,170 in NRHA earnings and a pedigree packed with performance, Shining represented a rare opportunity for buyers looking to add both show record and legacy breeding power.
'25 Rabicano Filly (Shining Spark x Smart Kitty RG) | Solo Select LLC, Photo
The second-highest seller was a 2025 sorrel rabicano filly by Shining Spark and out of Smart Kitty RG, the NCHA Open Futurity Reserve Champion with over $200,000 in earnings and nearly $300,000 in produce. This flashy, well-bred prospect sold for $64,000 and is expected to shine both in the show pen and as a future producer.
Also featured was a 2026 embryo by Shining Spark and out of Playgirls Miss Grace, an NRCHA Open Futurity finalist and a proven producer. The embryo sold for $28,000 and represents a high-potential investment in a premium pedigree.
Rounding out the sale was a package of three frozen embryos by Shining Spark and out of Metallic Blu, a blue roan daughter of Metallic Cat with over $83,000 in progeny earnings. The package sold for $36,000 and offered buyers multiple shots at premium foals with proven bloodlines.
“We’re thrilled with how this sale turned out,” said Solo Select founder Melanie Smith. “Each of these lots represents quality and opportunity, and we’re confident they’ll go on to do great things in both the show pen and the breeding barn.”
With another successful flash sale in the books, Solo Select continues to prove its leadership in the online horse sale space—where elite genetics, thoughtful marketing, and buyer trust come together for consistently impressive results.
