By Joe DeVivo
Daily Racing Form

Friday, October 2, 2009

Two years ago, Vern Dubinsky put up $300,000 with the intention of buying three fillies at the Keeneland September yearling sale as racing prospects. But after the first two purchases, just $10,000 was left in his budget. Ciaran Dunne, an agent acting on Dubinsky's behalf, called and told his client he had spotted a daughter of Tapit who he believed would sell for far less than $100,000. "I was about out of money," Dubinsky recalled earlier this week. "He talked me into buying this one. She's ...

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