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Question for the history and stats guru's....

12 years 1 month ago
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In South African horse racing, what have been the cheapest horses bought at auction to go on and win the July, or the Met or the summercup? Do you know which auction they were purchased at and how much was paid?

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Re: Re: Question for the history and stats guru's....

12 years 1 month ago
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Politician comes to mind

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12 years 1 month ago
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Relatively speaking 60k for Pierre Jourdan(SA classic) must be up there

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ipi tombi if i recall bought originally at zim sale as a yearling in zim dollars?wheres lips when i need him

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bunter barlow won the met i thk cost 55 and trademark july winner also was a cheapie....pocket power 190k

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12 years 1 month ago
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how much was Cardinal Fury(not sure if he was just moved or sold from Hemming to Wiid)

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Jet Master - was bought with the mare as a foal at foot for 16k as a package deal if memory serves.... may be wrong

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I think In Full Flight went for >R10,000 (somehow 3500 rings a bell but wouldn't rely on that)

Neither Elevation or Sentinel ever beat him in a number of meetings and he won the July as a 3yr old

Beat Mazarin and William Penn in the Champion Stakes that same year.

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12 years 1 month ago
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Classic Flag was a cheapie

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Can someone confirm the Flaming Rock story? I seem to remember the mare(mother) being bought in foal or something to that effect.

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12 years 1 month ago
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> Classic Flag was a cheapie

That's the one that came to mind for me. Something like 4k? Could be wrong.

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> Classic Flag was a cheapie


went through the ring at 20k but prof herbst had 16k worth of breeders vouchers and only had to weigh in 4k...

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