Trippi Rules, OK?
A colt and filly by Trippi topped the prices at the Cape Yearling Sale Book Two, held at Durbanville.
25th March 2013
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A colt and filly by Trippi topped the prices at the Cape Yearling Sale Book Two, held at Durbanville.
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The 2013 Cape Premier Yearling Sale produced a new South African record sale-average of R484k, up 18% on the previous high set at the same venue in 2011.
With stiff competition from the local Cape trainers, Mike Azzie, acting on behalf of Adrian van Vuuren, had to go to R3.25 million to secure a Silvano colt.
With a Yearling Sale upon us this week, bidders will play the grand game of cat and mouse poker. Whether your approach is scientific and calculated, or you opt to utilise the Tindall method, some will get very lucky.
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