Starts at 16h00 today
Julia Pilbeam and the Soetendal team are ready to rock ‘n roll (Pic – CRS)
The 2025 Premier Yearling Sale which commences this afternoon at 16h00 and runs over two sessions, will be streamed live via the Cape Racing Sales website.
Please click here to watch it on Cape Racing Sales.
You can also view the sale via GALLOP TV and the GALLOP YouTube channel.
*A reminder to register for REMOTE BIDDING should you wish to follow the sale for bidding purposes.
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