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Post by pansgenie on Jan 22, 2011 20:45:52 GMT 12
Who is looking to buy at the sales this year ? Who is going (Auck or Chch or both) ? Do you have specific yearlings in mind ?
I may attend the 2nd day in Chch
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Post by triplev123 on Jan 22, 2011 22:01:04 GMT 12
No way I get let off the chain to go over there, be lucky if I make it to Sydney. :-)))))))))))))
First time through the book I picked a few lots on paper, haven't laid eyes on a video, might be great, might be a heap of crap, dunno. Anyway, for what they're worth...
Australasian Classic.
Lots 87, 98, 130, 146,
Premier
Lots 32, 75, 95, 297, 303, 326, 359,
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Post by pansgenie on Jan 23, 2011 16:37:07 GMT 12
No way I get let off the chain to go over there, be lucky if I make it to Sydney. :-))))))))))))) First time through the book I picked a few lots on paper, haven't laid eyes on a video, might be great, might be a heap of crap, dunno. Anyway, for what they're worth... Australasian Classic. Lots 87, 98, 130, 146, Premier Lots 32, 75, 95, 297, 303, 326, 359, You'll have competition for the two Mach Three's, both very well bred, and the Sutter Hanover filly could be a good buy with a world record holder in the family. |
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Post by breeder on Jan 24, 2011 21:31:02 GMT 12
Australasian Classic. Lots 87, 98, 130, 146. Premier Lots 32, 75, 95, 297, 303, 326, 359, On paper, why would you buy a filly? Australasian sale... you will pick up that lot 146 for not a hell of alot. Thoughts on lots 59, 64, 68, 123 and 137?? |
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Post by pansgenie on Jan 25, 2011 17:20:28 GMT 12
Lot 146 . The Dam was a good stayer, best effort was a 5th in a fillies final in NZ. She was always running on and she went to Aussie and strung a few wins together straight away.
Chritian Cullen was a champ as you know and his prodigny have been very good. Also Precious Bunny and Nilator were at the top of the american game in their prime.
I think you may have under-estimated this colts value, guess the market will tell all in the end
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Post by breeder on Feb 7, 2011 9:28:57 GMT 12
Australasian Classic. Lots 87, 98, 130, 146. Premier Lots 32, 75, 95, 297, 303, 326, 359, On paper, why would you buy a filly? Australasian sale... you will pick up that lot 146 for not a hell of alot. Thoughts on lots 59, 64, 68, 123 and 137?? does anyone else have an opinion on these lots on paper ? |
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Post by pansgenie on Feb 20, 2011 10:01:09 GMT 12
At Karaka,
saw the last 20 odd lots go through, the Bettor's Delights didn't sell well compared to his service fee.
Any other trends did you all observe ?
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Post by triplev123 on Feb 20, 2011 11:47:21 GMT 12
Lot 87- $61,000
Lot 98- $31,000
Lot 130- $70,000
Lot 146- $110,000...not a hell of a lot by any means. :-P
My 4 pics would have cost me $270,000+. I'll just have to stick to buying expensive Coffee.
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Post by pansgenie on Feb 21, 2011 16:57:28 GMT 12
Lot 146 . The Dam was a good stayer, best effort was a 5th in a fillies final in NZ. She was always running on and she went to Aussie and strung a few wins together straight away. Chritian Cullen was a champ as you know and his prodigny have been very good. Also Precious Bunny and Nilator were at the top of the american game in their prime. I think you may have under-estimated this colts value, guess the market will tell all in the end went for $110,000 beyond even my expectation |
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Post by triplev123 on Feb 22, 2011 17:17:20 GMT 12
I didn't expect 100k+ but I still expected him to go for a rather sizeable ticket. 70k-80k or so.
She was proved herself to be a very good racemare when she was over in WA and type wise if ever there was a mare that was hand in a glove for CC it was her.
It'll be interesting to follow his progress.
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Post by pansgenie on May 14, 2011 22:47:37 GMT 12
Yes , the colt must have been quite a looker too
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