Ken Keys, the trainer of one of Australia's most exciting three-year-olds, Rich Enuff, has denied a report that his colt has been sold for $5 million.
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Woodside Park Stud have announced the purchase of 25 per cent of the star three-year-old. Keys will retain 50 per cent of the colt with co-owner Colin Johnstone retaining the other 25 per cent.
Keys said earlier that the deal was was close to completion, but ruled out the suggestion that $5 million would change hands.
"I don't know where this sum of money came from," Keys said.
"I own 75 per cent and Colin Johnstone has 25 per cent and we're selling 25 per cent of our holdings to the stud."
Rich Enuff will have his next start in the Group 1 Coolmore Stakes on Derby Day.
Rich Enuff was beaten into second position in the Caulfield Guineas, however than did nothing to reduce interest from studs and outside bloodstock agents.
