Having sold metro winner Rye for $25,000 on the site last month,champion
trainer Chris Waller has supported this sale with a winning son of Shocking in Scandal Sheet(pictured). The lightly-tried
galloper is sound and offered unreserved having not run up to expectations in
his most recent starts. With an ambitious ownership group racing city
class horses, Scandal Sheet's ability is likely best suited to the easier
provincial racing in Queensland or South Australia.Mark Kavanagh Racing offer an unreserved mare in This Horse Here. Lightly tried and having placed twice, she too is only offered for sale due to not being up to city class with the stable confident she'd make a nice country or picnics horse.
David Payne's Rosehill-based operation have last start winnerWah Tootsiewiththe Myboycharlie filly having the added bonus of being BOBs Eligible. Currently spelling, she will be ready to work her way up through the grades next preparation.
Both the Payne and Kavanagh stables have also had success using gavelhouse.com to sell horses since the site's launch in Australia as an auction site with Burning Mountain fetching $20,000 last month to David Van Dyk and more recently Baby Shoes selling for $22,500 to clients of Swettenham Stud in Victoria.
Bidding runs until 7pm (AEDT) Monday 16 January. Registration to buy and sell on the site is a simple process with Australian Sales Representative Shona Drechsler on hand to help anyone that needs it - shona@gavelhouse.com or +613 9614 4882
