Tattersalls February Sale starts today
Markus Jooste was prevented from having runners at the Sun Met meeting last weekend amid the fallout from the Steinhoff accounting scandal, and some of the thoroughbreds in which he is involved in Europe are likely to provide a boost to the bottom line of the Tattersalls February Sale, which begins its two-day run today, reports www.thoroughbreddailynews.com
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