Road to Rock colt highlights gavelhouse.com NZ November auction

Media Release - Tuesday November 29
Local and international buyers were active in the most recent gavelhouse New Zealand auction which wrapped up on 28 November.

With a bumper offering of 67 Lots, including 37 ready to run horses, the site attracted plenty of traffic and new registrations over the week. There was spirited bidding on a select few ready to run lots that sees them now destined for race tracks in Australia, New Zealand and Singapore.

The top price fetched was for Wellfield Lodge's impressive son of Road to Rock(pictured) at
Lot 30  with a Singapore-based buyer bidding to $50,000 to add the colt to his string.

Buyers from Malaysia and South Africa were also active, purchasing racing and breeding stock.

Since gavelhouse.com's relaunch in New Zealand as an auction site in April 2016, 228 horses have traded hands for total receipts of over $1.7 million.

The site is now a valuable trading tool for the industry outside the traditional auction cycle with a long list of New Zealand's most esteemed racing stables and studs now regular users.

With plenty of opportunities still available in the form of passed in Lots, gavelhouse.com Sales and Marketing Manager Haylie Martin is on hand to assist with enquiry on these horses and can be contacted via
haylie@gavelhouse.com or +64226378127

View full results.

GAVELHOUSE.COM NZ DECEMBER AUCTION DATES:

Last day for Entries: by 7pm, Monday 5 December
Catalogue Launched:
at 7pm, Tuesday 6 December
Bidding Closes:
from 7pm, Monday 12 December


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