Seeing Is Believing
One of South African horseracing’s forward thinkers and most successful breeders of modern times once stated the obvious – ‘racing is about running, not walking.’
25th September 2014
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One of South African horseracing’s forward thinkers and most successful breeders of modern times once stated the obvious – ‘racing is about running, not walking.’
There are ten top stallions on the sale with just one lot each. That draws the curtains on the window of opportunity. But there is a fair range on offer of varying opportunity, so don’t give up without trying.
CTS and the Lanzerac have forged a partnership with local equine insurance group KUDA to create a four-day highlight to mark the beginning of spring as well as the launching of the Summer Of Champions Season
The location, dedicated facilities and impeccably committed and professional approach to every aspect of their work has made Soetendal an increasingly popular choice.
Right now I have a substantial investment in South Africa. I must be honest and say that I am no longer comfortable with my investment based on the way things are starting to go.
The 2014 BSA Emperor’s Palace Ready To Run sale boasts a 110-strong catalogue of two year olds at the Thoroughbred Breeders Association’s world class Sales Complex in Johannesburg on Sunday, 2 November 2014.
The Arqana October 2014 Yearling Sale takes place over four days from Monday 20th to Thursday 23rd October 2014
I hope that breeders will give extra careful consideration of the facts as they make their sales entries over the next few months.
Summerhill have withdrawn their draft of over 110 horses from Bloodstock South Africa’s Emperors Palace Ready To Run Sale 2014.
CTS announce plans for a Ready To Run Sale in Johannesburg in November 2014 and a Select Yearling Sale in April 2015.
A top-five studfarm in 2014, with a bunch of Gr1 winners and two Equus awards for the manager – how good can it get? Plenty good, apparently
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
