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NZB Winter Mixed Bloodstock Sale Today

Friday, 2 August 2013, 2:57 pm
Press Release: New Zealand Bloodstock News

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NZB Winter Mixed Bloodstock Sale Today

New Zealand Bloodstock’s Winter Mixed Bloodstock sale will commence at 12pm today at the Karaka Sales Complex. There are 107 horses catalogued consisting of 77 broodmares, three yearlings, eight two-year-olds, five unraced horses and 14 racehorses.

A stallion parade will be conducted before the sale, commencing at 10am. There will be 15 sires on show including eight first season sires. To view a full list of stallions, click here.

To view NZB’s Winter Mixed Bloodstock Sale catalogue including the supplementary catalogue, click here.

For news and sales information from New Zealand Bloodstock visit www.nzb.co.nz.

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