Clay Puett, Keeneland Sales - September 23rd
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Clay Puett, who invented the electric starting gate more than 60 years ago, died at the age 99. ~1998
The 13-day Keeneland September Sale concluded with gross sales of $291,827,100, topping the previous mark of $233,020,800 set last year. ~2000
The Keeneland September Yearling Sale, interrupted by the terrorist attacks on New York and Washington, D.C., and conducted during a climate of global economic uncertainty, ended with the second highest gross and average receipts in its history. ~2001
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