There
are just a few days left to enter the first gavelhouse online auction for
Australia-based listings.
The site boasts a large international database having been in operation for
over seven years, first as a classified site and since April an online auction
site in its New Zealand testing ground where horses have sold for up to
$138,000 and many exported offshore.
gavelhouse.com Australia Sales
Representative Shona Drechsler has been pleased with the positive response to
the new sales option she's received to date commenting "People have been really
receptive to our entry into the Australian market with many promising horses in
the future if they don't have anything to sell at the moment."
gavelhouse.com Australia November
auction dates
Entries close 7pm Sunday 6 November.
Catalogue launched 7pm Monday 7 November.
Bidding starts 7pm Monday 14 November.
Bidding closes from 7pm Thursday 17 November.
In addition to horses, stallion shares and nominations can also be listed on
the fully self-service site with a standard listing fee costing just $220 incl.
GST.
For those that need a hand getting their listing on the site, Shona can be
contacted via shona@gavelhouse.com or
03 9614 4882
Final Days to Enter Gavelhouse Auction
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