Bloodstock SA pleased with spree in tough financial times
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Reflecting on the sale on Monday, Form’s Jehan Malherbe said: “We went expecting a bloodbath, but it didn’t happen. Indeed, we had to dig deeper to acquire the individuals that we wanted. Form has been an important cog in the wheel of SA bloodstock for a number of years — a look back at the 2005 sale reveals they bought 22 yearlings for R6.3m.
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