Session 1 will commence on Thursday, 21 January at 17h30 (Lots 1 - 128)
The 2016 Cape Premier Yearling Sale will be held at the Cape Town International Convention Centre and offers a terrific quality catalogue that befits a sale of such proven quality.
Session 1 will commence on Thursday, 21 January at 17h30 (Lots 1 – 128).
Session 2 starts at 17h30 on Friday, 22 January (Lots 129 – 256).
The catalogue may be viewed here.
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