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BSA GRADS WELL REPRESENTED IN CAPE'S TOP RACE
23 January 2013
Next Saturday sees the running of Cape Town’s premier horse race – the R2.5 million J&B Met.
The 16 horse field contains no fewer than past right BSA graduates – in other words 50% of the Met’s final field were purchased at a BloodStock South Africa sale. The betting is also dominated by BSA buys – Jackson is favourite at 16-10, ahead of Pomodoro, who is quoted at 7-2.
BSA grads in the 2013 J&B Met
JACKSON
Breeder: Highlands Farm
Owners: I Longmore & J Mitchell
Bought at 2010 Emperors Palace National 2YO Sale
POMODORO
Breeder: C Van Niekerk
Owner: C Van Niekerk
Bought at 2010 Emperors Palace National Yearling Sale
SLUMDOGMILLIONAIRE
Breeder: G Schafer
Owner: A Greyvensteyn
Bought at 2010 Emperors Palace National Yearling Sale
MASTER PLAN
Breeder: Varsfontein Stud
Owner: F Crabbia
Bought at 2010 Emperors Palace National Yearling Sale
BRAVURA
Breeder: Normandy Stud
Owners: M & I Jooste
Bought at 2008 Emperors Palace National Yearling Sale
RUN FOR IT
Breeder: Maine Chance Farms
Owners: J Mahoney, C Nelson, & Newbury Racing
Bought at 2009 Emperors Palace National Yearling Sale
TRIBAL DANCE
Breeder: Sandown Stud
Owner: Mrs B Radebe
Bought at Emperors Palace National 2yo Sale
FABIANI
Breeder: S Muller, F Rattner and L Salzman
Owners: P Barrett, D Campbell, G De La Cruz, T Dodgen & R Kyle
Bought at 2007 GrandWest Yearling Sale
BSA would like to wish the connections of these top-class thoroughbreds all the best for this world-class race.
May the best BSA grad win!

Very interesting that Mr van Niekerk bred Pomodoro and bought it at the sale????:S


hibernia Wrote:

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> BSA GRADS WELL REPRESENTED IN CAPE'S TOP RACE
> 23 January 2013
> Next Saturday sees the running of Cape Town’s
> premier horse race – the R2.5 million J&B Met.
> The 16 horse field contains no fewer than past
> right BSA graduates – in other words 50% of the
> Met’s final field were purchased at a BloodStock
> South Africa sale. The betting is also dominated
> by BSA buys – Jackson is favourite at 16-10,
> ahead of Pomodoro, who is quoted at 7-2.
> BSA grads in the 2013 J&B Met
> JACKSON
> Breeder: Highlands Farm
> Owners: I Longmore & J Mitchell
> Bought at 2010 Emperors Palace National 2YO Sale
> POMODORO
> Breeder: C Van Niekerk
> Owner: C Van Niekerk
> Bought at 2010 Emperors Palace National Yearling
> Sale
> SLUMDOGMILLIONAIRE
> Breeder: G Schafer
> Owner: A Greyvensteyn
> Bought at 2010 Emperors Palace National Yearling
> Sale
> MASTER PLAN
> Breeder: Varsfontein Stud
> Owner: F Crabbia
> Bought at 2010 Emperors Palace National Yearling
> Sale
> BRAVURA
> Breeder: Normandy Stud
> Owners: M & I Jooste
> Bought at 2008 Emperors Palace National Yearling
> Sale
> RUN FOR IT
> Breeder: Maine Chance Farms
> Owners: J Mahoney, C Nelson, & Newbury Racing
> Bought at 2009 Emperors Palace National Yearling
> Sale
> TRIBAL DANCE
> Breeder: Sandown Stud
> Owner: Mrs B Radebe
> Bought at Emperors Palace National 2yo Sale
> FABIANI
> Breeder: S Muller, F Rattner and L Salzman
> Owners: P Barrett, D Campbell, G De La Cruz, T
> Dodgen & R Kyle
> Bought at 2007 GrandWest Yearling Sale
> BSA would like to wish the connections of these
> top-class thoroughbreds all the best for this
> world-class race.
> May the best BSA grad win!

gregbucks Wrote:

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> I know. bunch of sheep....()


Agree

Haupie Wrote:

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> Very interesting that Mr van Niekerk bred Pomodoro
> and bought it at the sale????:S

Around the world stuff is bought back all the time so what do you think is the big mystery?

In fact, a biggish owner/breeder I know got into a dispute with SARS. After input from a few tax professors, SARS suggested they would accept his valuations of the horse he bred and raced if his racing entity bought his horses from his breeding entity on the open market. Maybe that's what happens with these guys. If the bidding is going well, maybe they put their hands down at some point.