Mosgiel standardbred breeder Gavin Chin had one horse entered for the PGG Wrightson New Zealand premier yearling sale in Christchurch.
That yearling was an Art Major-Bethany bay colt, named Artstanding.
The half-brother to champion Lazarus was bought by Canterbury trainer Nigel McGrath for $120,000, making it one of the more expensive lots on the second and final day of the sale.
The top-priced lot yesterday was an Art Major-Cheer The Lady colt offered by Taffy Ltd, of Winton, bought by PGG Wrightson as agent for $150,000.
The same vendor offered a Bettor's Delight-Gotta Go Harmony filly bought by Canterbury trainer-driver Mark Jones for $120,000.
Prominent owner Trevor Casey, of Christchurch, paid $120,000 for an Art Major-Christrian Dreamer colt.
Another Canterbury trainer, Cran Dalgety, paid the same amount for a Bettor's Delight-Te Arno Bromac filly offered by Bromac Lodge, Prebbleton.
Lex and Heather Williams, of Waimate, sold a Bettor's Delight-Flying Mrs Williams colt to Pukekohe trainer Brent Mangos for $80,000.
On Tuesday, Australians Emilio and Mary Rosati paid $190,000 for a Bettor's Delight colt from the Spreydon Lodge mare, San Rafaella.
That was followed immediately by Dalgety going to $155,000 to get the next lot, Rocknroll Arden's first foal, a colt by Art Major.
Reg Caldow, of Wellington, sold a Bettor's Delight colt from Star Of Venus to Australian Jean Feiss for $110,000.