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Wet in Cape Town - but it's a great venue

There will be fingers crossed that the positivity generated by the successful recent National Yearling Sale will gain further momentum and spill over into the arena at the Mistico Equestrian Centre in Paarl on Thursday 24 May where the 2018 BSA Cape Mare & Weanling Sale will be held.

A bumper and quality catalogue of 270 lots, bolstered by a Klawervlei contingent of 75, will come under the hammer after the Cape Breeders Club annual stallion services auction.

The stallion services auction – at 09h30 for 10h00 – will be offering the chance to acquire services to some of the Cape’s most popular and promising stallions – often at reduced rates. Read more on the stallion services auction here

Here is an analysis of each lot on the Cape Mare & Weanling Sale – enjoy and good bidding!

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