Now to be held on 17 July
A recent outbreak of AHS in the Western Cape has limited the number of horses allowed into the Kleinplasie Sales Venue and in light of this we have decided to postpone the Cape Mare & Weanling Sale to 17 July 2014.
Please contact Caroline at the TBA with regards to entries/withdrawals relating to the sale.
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