Solo Select Closes Ruidoso Sale With $3.703 Million in Sales, Thanks Organizers and Crew

Second-day sales totaled $2,411,000 across 29 yearlings, bringing Solo Select’s two-day total to 49 horses sold.

By Taylor ZimmermanUpdated
Black and white photo of a dark horse with a wide blaze wearing a leather halter, standing beside a man in a light cowboy hat and dark collared shirt.
Solo Select’s Ruidoso Select Yearling Sale consignment helped produce $3.703 million in total sales across 49 yearlings.Photo Credit: Solo Select

Solo Select sold 29 yearlings for $2,411,000 during Saturday’s second session of the 2026 Ruidoso Select Yearling Sale, bringing its two-day total to $3,703,000 and closing the weekend with gratitude for the buyers, consignors, sale organizers and crew who made it possible.

The second-day yearlings averaged $83,138, with eight selling for six figures. Xxtraordinaire led Solo Select’s Saturday results at $250,000, followed by Here Comes A Cowboy at $240,000, Indubitable at $210,000 and Sundaymony at $200,000.

Solo Select’s 6 highest-selling yearlings from the second session were:

Xxtraordinaire - $250,000 Here Comes A Cowboy - $240,000 Indubitable - $210,000 Sundaymony - $200,000 Cowboy Swag - $155,000 Lethal Favorite - $150,000

Combined with Friday’s $1,292,000 in sales, Solo Select finished the sale with 49 yearlings sold for $3,703,000, averaging $75,571 per horse. Across both sessions, 12 yearlings brought six figures.

Behind those results were the people who prepared the horses, brought buyers and sellers together, and kept the sale moving through two full days.

"Results like these start long before the horses walk into the sale ring. Our entire Solo Select crew put in the work to have these yearlings ready and keep everything running smoothly. We’re grateful to Ruidoso Horse Sales for putting on this event, to our consignors for trusting us with their horses, and to every buyer who invested in our consignment," Matt Witman, Racing Sales Manager at Solo Select Horses, said.

Solo Select extends its sincere thanks to the entire Ruidoso Horse Sales team for the work that goes into putting on this event. From the planning long before the sale to the coordination throughout each session, that effort creates an opportunity for breeders, consignors and buyers to come together. We appreciate everyone who helped make this year’s sale possible.

To the entire Solo Select crew: thank you. These results represent far more than two days in the sale ring. They reflect the daily care, preparation, early mornings, late nights and attention each horse received along the way. To everyone at home and at the sale who had a hand in getting these yearlings ready, showing them to buyers and keeping everything running smoothly, your work mattered. We are proud of this crew and grateful for the care you put into every part of the job.

Solo Select also thanks the consignors who entrusted the team with their yearlings and the buyers who chose to invest in them. That trust carries responsibility, and we appreciate the opportunity to represent these horses and the programs behind them.

As these yearlings head to their next homes, we look forward to following their progress. To everyone who helped make this Ruidoso sale a success, thank you.

A bay horse with a small white star and a leather halter with a lead chain is held by a man in a white cowboy hat and dark suit jacket in front of a wooden panel with seated spectators in the background.
Alitical DynastyPhoto Credit: Solo Select
A chestnut horse with a blaze wearing a leather halter with chain lead is held by a person in a black shirt indoors, with a second chestnut horse in the background.
Alitical SassPhoto Credit: Solo Select
A dark bay horse in a leather halter with a name plate stands beside a man in a straw cowboy hat and glasses, with a hip number 22 marked on the horse in front and spectators seated in the background.
Apolitical MondayPhoto Credit: Solo Select
A chestnut horse wearing a leather halter with an engraved nameplate and lead chain is held by a person in a dark suit indoors near a sale sign.
Candys Golden BoiPhoto Credit: Solo Select
A bay horse with a small white star wearing a leather halter with a brass nameplate and lead chain stands indoors against a pale yellow wall, with a person partially visible at the right edge.
IndubitablePhoto Credit: Solo Select
A bay horse with a white blaze wearing a leather halter with a lead chain is held by a person's hand, with a crowd of spectators in cowboy hats blurred behind a metal rail.
Lethal DevinePhoto Credit: Solo Select
A bay horse with a white blaze wearing a leather show halter is held by a person in a white cowboy hat and navy jacket at an indoor arena, with a woman in pink seated in the stands behind them.
Lethal FavoritePhoto Credit: Solo Select
A chestnut horse wearing a leather halter with a brass nameplate and lead chain is held by a person's hand gripping the lead against a plain light-colored background.
Mi Favorite CandyPhoto Credit: Solo Select
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