Tiger Hill son of Danehill
The 2014 National Yearling Sale represents a rare opportunity for SA buyers to acquire a son of Danehill’s champion son, Tiger Hill.
1st April 2014
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The 2014 National Yearling Sale represents a rare opportunity for SA buyers to acquire a son of Danehill’s champion son, Tiger Hill.
Former Champion sire FORT WOOD has enjoyed a fine season in 2013-2014.
Var – the former sprint champion is well represented at the at Nationals with 29 exceptionally well bred lots
The sale average climbed to 145k from last year’s 107k. It seems that the Million Dollar race incentive did have the desired effect. Bring on January 2016.
Harry The Horse was languishing in a garage when a chance suggestion saw him sent to the 2013 National Sales as the HHCU mascot. He found himself going under the hammer and has been raising funds for needy equines ever since
Behind the tangled thorns the princess sleeps. Enter a prince. It little matters whether he comes by chance or in deliberate quest…the CTS March Yearling Sale is upon us!
A P Indy’s growing influence can be seen at the 2014 National Yearling Sale. His half brother, Tiger Ridge has 11 yearlings while no fewer than 40 yearlings on the sale are by sons of A P Indy, while another 15 are by A P Indy’s champion grandson, Jay Peg.
90 entries hold tickets for the nation’s richest horse race, the R4-million Ready To Run Cup this November.
At what was certainly the best organised and most glamorous yearling sale ever in South Africa, buyers did their bit and bid big.
Your Road to the Millions is paved with dollars. It starts with the Book One Sale in the Cape Town Convention Centre on 23 January. Then leads to that already much anticipated Million dollar race two years later, when a bunch of highclass 3yo’s will play havoc with their sires’ seasonal statistics.
Ready To Run sales nowadays are linked to very rich races, so the trick is to qualify a horse by sending it through the ring.
After having cemented himself in Hong Kong, Lyle Hewitson now prepares to take up an Australian stint
The Hong Kong Jockey Club introduced the World Pool Moment of the Day in South Africa last year and the initiative rewards the Groom of the horse selected with a R100 000 prize
Longstanding owner Sabine Plattner celebrated victory in the World Pool Gr3 Gold Cup at Hollywoodbets Greyville on Sunday
The Barend Botes-trained Lance filly Quid Pro Quo overcame enormous odds to make it five in a row and galloped her way into the history books
