Highlands Twice Over Colt Tops Sale
Highlands, Part Of Ridgemont, were the top vendors for the third time in four years and a magnificent Twice Over colt bred by them was the top seller
30th June 2017
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Highlands, Part Of Ridgemont, were the top vendors for the third time in four years and a magnificent Twice Over colt bred by them was the top seller
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