Indiana Derby runner-up Our Moneyman heads to Fasig-Tipton sale
Indiana Derby runner-up Our Moneyman will go straight to the Fasig-Tipton ring as Hip 365, carrying a career-best 95 Beyer into July 14.
Our Moneyman will not wait for another racetrack start. The Indiana Derby runner-up has been cataloged as Hip 365 for the Fasig-Tipton July Selected Horses of Racing Age Sale in Lexington on Tuesday, July 14, turning a neck-short second into an immediate sale-ring opportunity.
The move gives buyers a ready-made summer stakes horse with a current form cycle and no need for a rebuild. Our Moneyman goes to the ring with a lifetime record of 9 starts, 3 wins, 5 seconds and 1 third, and Equibase lists earnings of $392,067. For an owner looking to stay active in the second half of the season, that kind of résumé can fit straight into another stakes campaign.
His recent work has been even more persuasive. Fasig-Tipton said he earned a career-high 95 Beyer Speed Figure in the Indiana Derby, the third straight race in which he set a new top, following Beyers of 91 and 94. The company also noted that his jockey lost the crop approaching the 16th pole in that race, a detail that only sharpens the case that the colt was finishing with fight against graded company.
The 3-year-old Louisiana-bred by Mr. Money had already shown he belonged in better company before the Indiana Derby. He won the Louisiana Champions Day Juvenile Stakes on December 13, 2025, then took the Crescent City Derby on March 22, 2026, and was second in the Matt Winn Stakes on June 7, 2026, against Further Ado. That progression, from juvenile stakes winner to graded runner-up, is exactly the kind of profile that can tempt a buyer seeking an immediate late-summer stakes target.
Fasig-Tipton said Our Moneyman is consigned by Hunter Valley Farm, agent for Allied Racing LLC, and will sell at the company’s Lexington headquarters immediately after the July Selected Yearlings Sale. The online catalog also includes up-to-date pedigrees, DRF past performances, Ragozin sheet numbers, Thoromanager past performances and race replays, all of which help frame a colt with proven durability, stakes credentials and family ties to Winning Romance and Jack Hammer.
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