21 and 22 April - TBA Sales Complex
The catalogue for the 2023 BSA National Yearling Sale is now available online.
The big sale will be held at the TBA Sales Complex in Johannesburg on 21 and 22 April. Both days start at 10h00.
Minimum bid is R50 000 and 30 lots will go through the ring per hour.
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