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Bidding is set to end on 13 Lot auction

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Bidding is set to end in the current 13 Lot fortnightly Standardbred harness racing auction from 7pm (NZ) tonight (Aug 17).

Among the entries are a yearling, unraced and raced stock plus one empty mare that comes with a service to Vincent and a mare in foal to Creatine.

As of Wednesday morning, the highest priced Lot on the market is the Monarchy mare Sagan at $6,000.

Prospective purchasers are encouraged to contact vendors directly to discuss horses before biding and inspect them.

Bidding will close from 7pm tonight, Wednesday 17 August.

Featured Lots

Lot 3

TREACHERIE

Treacherie is reported to be a big, strong, nice natured filly who needs a bit of time. She has trialed, qualified and raced this preparation and this is just her second. Her dam has produced two winners to date including The Great Buss, a winner of 20 including black-print in America. Treacherie is fully paid up for Nevele R Series, Harness Millions and Sires Stakes.

Sire: Captaintreacherous
Dam: Risonanza
Seller: Cjh2003
Location: Auckland

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Lot 11

THE GOVERNATOR

The Governator is described by the vendor as a big strong trotter who has a great nature and is lovely to do everything with. He is well bred and is showing a smoother trotting gait left handed so may suit the bigger South Island racetracks. He is the recent winner of $20,000 North Island Winter Rewards Trot.

Sire: Muscle Mass
Dam: Chiola Belle
Seller: Cjh2003
Location: Waikato

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Lot 12

PRIME SILVER

Lightly raced with five wins, Prime Silver is a black-print mare who comes with a return service to Vincent. Only offered for sale as the vendor’s training venue closing and it not being practical to raise a foal on their property.

Sire: P-Forty-Seven
Dam: Jupiter Franco
Seller: KayVee
Location: Thames

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From gavelhouse.com

Meadowlands Racing — Fri/Sat 6:35 PM
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