Roski Stud will be represented by six exceptional yearlings at next week’s Emperors Palace National Yearling Sale.
The Roski draft includes yearlings by such prominent and popular stallions as Gimmethegreenlight, Oratorio and What A Winter.
Rathmor Stud, home of promising young stallion Noble Tune, will be represented by a top class draft at the 2018 Emperors Palace National Yearling Sale next week. Rathmor’s draft includes lots by such top class sires as Captain Al, Flower Alley, Ideal World, Oratorio, Visionaire and Silvano, as well as the very promising Vercingetorix. The…
Remarkably, 11 of the Piemonte yearlings on offer are sired by G1 winning stallions, with the draft including lots by the likes of Capetown Noir, Captain Of All, Jackson, Soft Falling Rain and Wylie Hall.
Roski’s draft is impressive, with yearlings by What A Winter, Gimmethegreenlight, Oratorio and Captain Of All.
The KZN Breeders Series Log for 2YO’s has been published (points as of 9 April 2018) and congratulations to the combination of Piemonte Stud and Alan Greef who lead in the first two places – with a top filly by Oratorio, Carlita, and Alfeo (by Crusade) respectively.
The KZN Breeders Series Log for 3YO’s and Up has been published (points as of 9 April 2018) and sees the recent Rathmor-bred winner Victory Trip in the lead with a dominating 31 points. Trained by Dennis Bosch for owner Mario Ferreira, the smart filly has an outstanding Silvano half-brother at the National Yearling Sale…
“Matador Man, who won last year’s KZN Breeders Million Mile over 1600m at Greyville from Dawn Calling, is coming along the right way for a defence of his title.” – Turf Talk Newsletter
Gary and Colleen De Klerk of Summerview Stud are sending a single lot to the Nationals – Lot 425, a classy dark bay filly that stands over ground and oozes plenty of quality. The Elusive Fort filly named No Money Honey is out of Trippi mare, Harlem Nocturn.
Warwick and Karin Render of Mooi River, KZN purchased Lot 336, named One Kiss, as a weanling and donated him to their staff at Bush Hill to prepare for the yearling sale. Although this is a private initiative by the farm, it is part of a greater drive by the Thoroughbred Breeders’ Association of SA, to encourage transformation at all levels within the stud farm industry. “This gives our staff equity in the business and a tangible stake in the results from a sale”, says Warwick Render of Bush Hill Stud.