Selling a Horse Has Never Been Easier

Media Release - Thursday November 17
As much as we may love them, thoroughbreds are a commodity that is traded daily and for those looking to move on a horse, gavelhouse have made life a lot easier.

gavelhouse.com conducts fortnightly auctions in Australia and New Zealand where bloodstock can be traded for an affordable listing fee and no commission is charged on lots that are offered unreserved and sell for less than $5,000, with 5% commission on other lots.

Gavelhouse.com support the racing and bloodstock industry sponsoring the Group I NZ 1,000 Guineas won by La DiosaThe success of the venture is growing all the time as more thoroughbred owners become familiar with the process of selling and what 
gavelhouse.com  has to offer.

*Extensive international database thanks to parent company New Zealand Bloodstock and the brand's presence in the thoroughbred trading market as a classified site for seven years beforethe transition to online auctions.

*Strong social media presence

* Since April, horses sold internationally from New Zealand to Australia, China, Hong Kong, Macau, Malaysia, Tahiti and Singapore.

*Fully self-service site meaning sellers can list their horses for sale in their own time.

*An enthusiastic team on hand that's keen to offer a transparent and cost effective service to ultimately see the site grow to be the first choice for buyers and sellers alike.

Good sale results and happy vendors and buyers are the proof of the pudding.

The rising stocks of Cambridge Stud's boom sire Tavistock has seen savvy Kiwi vendors taking advantage of the timeliness of the regular 
gavelhouse.com auctions.

They have been cashing on his progeny's demand throughout the winter months with five colts successfully sold for between $91,000 and $138,000.

In addition to individual horses, stallion shares and nominations can be traded with plenty of interest generated in a share in Rich Hill Stud's Melbourne Cup winning sire Shocking resulting in it fetching $47,000, some $17,000 above its reserve!

Headed up by Sales and Marketing Manager Haylie Martin in Australia the company’s contact for those looking to use the site in Australia is Shona Drechsler:
shona@gavelhouse.com or phone +613 9614 4882 

Full gavelhouse.com contact details for the team can be found here:
https://gavelhouse.com/Contact

gavelhouse.com New Zealand next auction dates
Last day for Entries:
by 7pm, Monday 21 November
Catalogue Launched: at 7pm, Tuesday 22 November
Bidding Closes: from 7pm, Monday 28 November

gavelhouse.com Australia next auction dates
Last day for Entries:
by 7pm, Monday 28 November
Catalogue Launched: at 7pm, Tuesday 29 November
Bidding Closes: from 7pm, Monday 5 December



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