Dispersal Sale Of Summerhill Shareholdings
Bidding in the Summerhill Dispersal Sale closes on Sunday 24 May 2020 at 19h00.
“To explain the process, we are hosting the deepest on-line sale of Thoroughbreds ever. The idea is to leave the sale open to offers – on email to [email protected] for 10 days.The horses are offered without reserve, so every offer, even if it’s a good home, will be considered.”
Visit the link to view horses available – and to see last bid
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Cape Town-based Engineer Keano01 scooped the all-or-nothing jackpot prize of R860 000 for tipping all eight winners on the tricky card and is set to buy himself a new set of wheels
Asiye Phambili turned up in fighting trim after a short break and the Jonsson Workwear-sponsored Rachel Venniker made no mistakes on her first winner for the Duncan Howells team
Leading owner and breeder Laurence Wernars enjoyed a red-letter day at Turffontein on Saturday, capped by the Fanie Bronkhorst trained Pure Predator, who became the first 3yo winner of the TAB Gr2 Colorado King Stakes in many a long year
