MillStream Stud – Cape Boarding Facilities For KZN Mares

Byadmin

MillStream Stud – Cape Boarding Facilities For KZN Mares

This is to let you all know that I have set up a boarding facility in the Paarl district. Please consider us when sending your mares to the Cape for this pending season.

We are closely situated to top stallions standing on farms such as Drakenstein Stud, Varsfontein Stud, Wilgerbosdrift and Highlands.

Please feel free to contact me on 082 801 2499 or email jan@millstreamstud.co.za.
Kind regards
Jan Mantel

Similar Posts

|

Summerhill Announce Exciting New Sire Acquistion: Await The Dawn

Byadmin

Summerhill Announce Exciting New Sire Acquistion: Await The Dawn AWAIT THE DAWN Giant’s Causeway – Valentine Band There are moments in the horse game you never forget. One of those was the running of Ireland’s Kilternan Stakes (Gr.3) two years ago. My curiosity was pricked by the sight of a relatively unknown youngster demolishing a…

Gold Circle Announces Increase In Stakes For Minor Races

Byadmin

Gold Circle Announces Increase In Stakes For Minor Races Gold Circle has announced that the stakes for minor races will be increased by 8% in KwaZulu-Natal as from Tuesday, 24 April 2012. Speaking at a luncheon to launch Champions Season at Greyville on Thursday, Gold Circle’s Chairman, Robert Mauvis, said that he was very pleased…

Rathmor Top 3rd Day, Willow Magic Leading First Season Sire Of Nationals
| | | |

Rathmor Top 3rd Day, Willow Magic Leading First Season Sire Of Nationals

ByCandiese Lenferna

The magic continued for Summerhill Stud on the 3rd and last day of the National Yearling Sale,  with Champion trainer snapping up the Willow Magic’s, including a superb colt from the Eastern Cape’s Birch Bros. Willow Magic sold 9 yearlings overall for an average of R255 000 each, whilst Act Of War sold for R160…

Di Me Leads First KZN Breeders Trainers And Jockeys Challenge Log
| |

Di Me Leads First KZN Breeders Trainers And Jockeys Challenge Log

ByCandiese Lenferna

The first Log of the Trainers and Jockey’s Challenge, sponsored by KwaZulu Natal Breeders’ Club and Gold Circle kicked off on Wednesday 2 May at Scottsville, and sees the Piemonte-bred Oratorio juvenile colt Di Me (pronounced De-May) in the lead. Di Me won his second start for Mr and Mrs Lance Duncan for trainer Ivan Van Wyk.

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *