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Second Highest Karaka Yearling Sale result
Second Highest Karaka Yearling Sale result
The National Yearling Sales has recorded its second highest turnover in its 91 year history.
Over 900 horses were sold at Karaka for a
combined aggregate of $97,017,750, smashing last years total
of $82,015,500.
The highest combined aggregate was
reached in 2008 when $111,148,850 was spent at the iconic
New Zealand Sale.
Sir Patrick Hogan's Cambridge Stud
topped the sale with a Savabeel-Katie Lee colt that sold for
$1.025 million.
This was Sir Patrick's final sale in
charge of Cambridge Stud following its sale to Brendan and
Jo Lindsay last year.
THE
STATS
Combined Sessions - National
Yearling Sales Series
Aggregate
2007 $81,255,700
2008 $111,148,850
2009 $74,624,700
2010 $93,567,400
2011 $88,094,250
2012 $77,334,300
2013 $72,387,700
2014 $69,652,000
2015 $67,388,650
2016 $86,193,400
2017 $82,015,500
2018 $97,017,750
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