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Hong Kong International Sale This Sunday

Tara Madgwick - Tuesday June 22

The Hong Kong International Sale will be conducted at Sha Tin this Sunday June 27 featuring a select catalogue of 23 sourced from all over the world with 11 purchased from Australia and New Zealand.

The sale index can be sorted by lot, region, sire, dam and price the list below showing the most expensive horses in the sale.

Click to see the full index and sort them how you wish to see them.


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The most expensive Australian entry is Lot 12, the Exceed and Excel colt from Serious Satire that was bought from the Willow Park draft at Inglis Easter for $760,000.

 

Exceed and Excel colt from Serious Satire parades at Sha Tin.

He has thrived on his preparation and impressed in his breeze up gallop.

Exceed and Excel colt from Serious Satire.

Serious Satire was sold at the recent Inglis Chairman’s Sale for $675,000 with Kia Ora Stud the buyer.

 

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