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The Ready to Run concept has boomed to three auctions. Massive sale-race incentives are now part of almost every auction sale worth its salt in South Africa, with (this year, at least) the Emperors Palace Ready To Run Sale’s 3.85 million Cup-race the front runner.
This is the last chance buyers will have to get in the running for the R2.5m Emperors Palace Ready to Cup in 2015
The Emperor’s Palace Ready To Run Sale Gallops were held at Yellow Star Stud on Thursday 17 October 2014
An enthusiastic crowd of around sixty people were greeted by good weather & track conditions and some very impressive gallops.
BloodStock South Africa’s Breeze Up Gallops were concluded on Thursday 16 October at Yellow Star Stud
The CTS Johannesburg Ready to Run Sale represents your very last chance to buy a horse to run in the 2015 R2.5m Ready To Run race
Bloodstock South Africa have published 11 supplementary entries for the Emperors Palace Ready To Run Sale to be held at the TBA Sales Complex in Johannesburg on Sunday 2 November
Yellow Star Stud will host the KZN gallops on Thursday morning, 16 October. Many pointers for the 2014 Emperors Palace Ready To Run Sale that takes place on 2 November, will be unveiled at the gallops.
All week the buyers have remarked on the quality of the yearlings on offer and not only are we enormously grateful to our vendors for sending the cream of the European yearling crop to Tattersalls, we are also delighted that their collective confidence in Europe’s premier yearling sale has been so richly rewarded.
In line with the Cape Premier Yearling Sale and the CTS March Yearling Sale, all lots catalogued will be eligible to nominate for The CTS Million Dollar in 2017
The Shamardal half-brother to Halfway To Heaven was knocked down to John Ferguson on behalf of Sheikh Mohammed’s Darley operation for 1,700,000 guineas, the highest price for a yearling in the world this year
Superlative Stakes winner and Classic-placed Gustav Klimt will stand at Heversham Park Farm in South Africa, having stood at Haras d’Annebault most recently
