Cape Town HIT Sale 22 March

Bob Brogan wrote:

mr hawaii wrote:

Warren Laird wrote: SILVER COIN - Silvano (GER) X National Banker (Fort Wood) SOLD R300 000

I hope this is PE bound - maybe 100k too much

Looks Island bound, not sure the best option

I’d have him in a flash fir JHB

he would be hammered in Gauteng - Island will be good for the poor horse (he obviously would have a timer placed on his head before being killed )as I think he only has a short burst - Kzn off season is also good for him

....full results with buyers may tell us what was hot.....and what was not....still this is only a fraction of Jooste/Mayfair still have their fingers in.....

Results

Well done Hemel and Aarde if not mistaken a wine farm and no relation to Lawrel and Ardie ?

....moving heaven and earth to improve mare band..... :S

Ash Fortune starting her stable bought a few I see.

Ken Nicol: David Hepburn-Brown and Hemel ‘n Aarde Stud were the major players at the Central Route Trading Horses In Training/Mixed sale at Kenilworth on Thursday.

MARCH 22, 2018
The same combination signed for the top three priced lots. Grade 1 winning mare Fly By Night is in foal to 2016 Cape Guineas winner William Longsword and was knocked down for R1.3million.

This was swifltly followed by multiple Graded winner Hammie’s Hooker going for R800,000. The latter comes with a Gimmethegreenlight colt at foot.

Earlier Hepburn-Brown had pushed out the boat for the unraced juvenile daughter of Silvano, Queen Nitocris, eventually settling for a round R1 million.

Gauteng trainer Gorkan Terzi was also busy, with his most notable purchase being former R6 million yearling Silver Coin for R300,000.

Central Route Trading main man Grant Knowles said : “I was very happy the way things went. We had a nice cross section of buyers nationally and internationally from Mauritius. Sales of this nature certainly have a place in the market.”

Obviously the buyers were not advised that the NHA cannot guarantee change of ownership of the Mayfair horses in terms of its rules.

where can i find the buyers from yesterday's sale

The buyers are on the results i posted

Urbanite wrote: Obviously the buyers were not advised that the NHA cannot guarantee change of ownership of the Mayfair horses in terms of its rules.

unless there is a court ruing that says mayfair may not sell assets to furnish debts then surely ownership can be transferred regardless of the rules of the nhra-- The rules of the Nhra or any club or association are superseded by the Laws of the South African republic - That's my take on it..