Weanlings have become a hot commodity on the commercial Thoroughbred market. The number of weanlings sold at public auction has increased nearly 50 percent in 10 years, while total sales have nearly quadrupled to more than $90 million. But buying weanlings is a risky business.

Find out how to minimize those risks in The Expert's Guide to Buying Weanlings, as several top horsemen describe what they look for in a weanling and how they make their assessments.

You'll follow bloodstock agent James Delahooke, Hartwell Farm owner Robbie Lyons, and Shadwell Farm manager Rick Nichols as they examine individual horses.

The Expert's Guide to Buying Weanlings is an invaluable tool for the serious buyer.