Entries close Friday 29 October!
Bloodstock South Africa is excited to announce that the entries are now open for the 2022 Cape Yearling Sale and the 2022 National Yearling Sale.
The Cape Yearling Sale takes place at Kenilworth Racecourse on Sunday 27 February 2022, while the National Yearling Sale will be held at the TBA Sales Complex on Thursday 28 and Friday 29 April 2022.
Entries close Friday 29 October 2021, so get your entries in before it’s to late!
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Any ideas for likely riders? Have your say
‘I called the owner and before I could even make the offer he excitedly told me that a certain South African bookmaker had just called 10 minutes earlier to make an offer of R5m’
It’s clear that eight incidents of crop excesses is unacceptable for a sport keen to maintain a good public image, and the time appears to have arrived for a review of the crop rules for work riders on the Highveld
Rafeef is fast establishing a fine reputation as a stallion who has the ability to sire stakes winners across the speed and stamina spectrum
The law of averages dictates that not every filly will end up a champion or stakes winner
