The third and final day of the National Yearling Sale proved a successful one for Scott Bros, who knocked down a beautiful son of first season son of Galileo, Kingsbarns, to David Ferraris for R400 000. Lot 261 is the first foal out of Trippi mare, Sebonac. The impressive colt will be destined for Hong Kong, and descends from the family of French Gr1 winner, Zambezi Sun.
Spring Valley Stud have eight yearlings on offer at the upcoming Nationals, including progeny by Querari, Oratorio, Philanthropist, Judpot, Crusade, Just As Well, Linngari and Visionaire.
The list of KZN-breds registered with the KZN Breeders Premium Scheme, who all qualify for KZN Breeders Race Day and stakes of R2,8million to be won in total.
The KZN Breeders Club are once again offering a bonus of R200 000 to the KZN-Bred (registered with the KZN Breeders Premium Scheme) that may win the KZN Yearling Sale Million on Vodacom Durban July day this year.
110 KZN-breds will be represented at the National Yearling Sale this year, including the half-siblings to two Gr1 winners – Wild One and Talktothestars. Stakes Winners by KZN Sires or KZN-Bred horses include
Africa Rising, Champagne Haze, The Elmo Effect, Bold Viking, Daring Diva, Anna Pavlova, Patchit Up Baby, Dawn Calling, Matador Man, Alareef, London Call, Romany Prince, Scandal, Intergalactic, Bezanova, Rikitikitana, Beach Goddess, Chilli Con Carne, Angels Power, O Tamara, Talktothestars, Rabada, No Worries and Celestina.