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Klavervlei Spelling Farm Spelled & Raised

In 2013 . . . .

Gr1 J&B Met winner – Martial Eagle
Gr1 Majorca Stakes winner- Blueridge Mountain
Gr1 Queens Plate winner- Variety Club

In 2012 . . . .

2 Equus winners
Variety Club – Horse of the Year & All Is Secret – Champion 2yo filly

5 Equus nominees
Jackson – 3yo colt; Thunder Dance – 3yo filly & Royal Bencher – Stayer

Klavervlei Spelling Farm is situated 6000ft above sea level near Beaufort West.
• Yearlings are raised rough and tough to stand up to the rigours of training.
• Yearlings are raised in big paddocks where the ground is very hard.
  This insures the yearlings get good concussion on  their legs when playing and running around.
• Very cold Winters 
• Calcium rich water - good for bone.
• Farm often used for quarantine purposes. 
• Horses stabled if required.

Charles Koster
PO Box 133, Beaufort West 6970
T/F: 023 418 1671 • Cell 082 821 7719 • email: [email protected]

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