Rafeef Colt Tops Day 1

Day 2 starts at 11h00

Day 1 of the BSA August 2yo Sale at the TBA Sales Complex in Johannesburg saw some spirited bidding on Saturday, with the 137 lots sold of the catalogued 150, grossing an encouraging R25 905 000, with an average of R203 976 and median of R150 000.

Top lot of the the day was Wilgerbosdrift’s Lot 113 named Aristotle, a Rafeef colt who fetched R1 million.

Lot 133 – Rafeef colt fetched R1 million as day’s topseller (Pic – Candiese Lenferna)

An impressive looker, he is out of Gr1 winner Athina by Fort Wood, and fell to the bid of astute buyer Jonathan Snaith. The colt hails from the family of Quickwood, Nightingale and Waves Of Argosy and was purchased on behalf of an international owner who races in the Cape.

The top selling filly of the sale was Millstream Farm’s Lot 98, a daughter of Vercingetorix (Silvano) out of Giants Causeway mare Zulaal. She is a three parts sister to Zillzaaln and sold to Jonathan Snaith for R600 000.

The sale of Lot 129 attracted plenty of interest. An outstanding Legislate colt owned in partnership between the Grooms of Boland Stud and Eugene Freeman, he sold for R750 000 to Form Bloodstock. He is out of California Cool by Trippi, from the family of On That Boulevard.

See the full price list here

The sale continues on Sunday at 11h00.

Click here to watch it live.

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