Karaka's premium yearling sales reach $58m as foreigners buy top lots
Local syndicator David Ellis was the biggest spender at $4.2 million for 26 yearlings.
Buyers at the two-day premier sale session of the six-day National Yearling Sales at Karaka pushed the total up 5% to $58.4 million, though the average price eased 2% to $172,803.
The clearance equalled last year’s figure of 78% with 338 horses sold.
New Zealand Bloodstock managing director
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Nevil Gibson
Wed, 01 Feb 2017
Wed, 01 Feb 2017
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Karaka's premium yearling sales reach $58m as foreigners buy top lots
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