Chinese-led consortium pays top price for colt at Karaka thoroughbred sale
Dubai's Godolphin stable was the successful bidder for the second-largest lot.
International buyers from Dubai and China boosted sales up 8% on last year at the first day of New Zealand Bloodstock’s premier yearling sales at Karaka.
The top price of $825,000 was for an O’Reilly-Volkrose colt and full-brother to Shamexpress from the Rutherford family’s Beltana stud in North
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Nevil Gibson
Tue, 31 Jan 2017
Tue, 31 Jan 2017
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Chinese-led consortium pays top price for colt at Karaka thoroughbred sale
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