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Sir Patrick Hogan Unreserved Dispersal NOW LIVE

Media Release - Thursday April 20

The unreserved dispersal of the late Sir Patrick Hogan’s bloodstock is now live on Gavelhouse Plus with weanlings, yearlings, racing propositions and broodmares making up the 31 Lot catalogue.

The unreserved dispersal of the late Sir Patrick Hogan’s bloodstock is now live on Gavelhouse Plus with weanlings, yearlings, racing propositions and broodmares making up the 31 Lot catalogue. The stock on offer represents carefully curated matings that span across multiple generations of Sir Patrick’s legacy with opportunities aplenty for both pinhookers and end users looking to strengthen their broodmare bands. They have been meticulously raised and cared for by the Monarch Farm team with parades of weanlings and broodmares underway at the Cambridge-based property, while the racing propositions are located just up the road at Kiltannon Stables for inspection. X-rays and video scopes are available for registered veterinarians to assess in the NZB Online Repository. Bidding will open at 10am (NZT) on Wednesday 26 April and the final countdown will commence at 7pm (NZT) on Friday 28 April. Inspection details Friday 21st and Monday 24th April between 10am and 2.30pm. Monarch Farm, 377 Peake Road, Tamahere. The Monarch Farm staff listed below are available to contact and discuss the horses. Mark Vince +64 21 711 027 Sam Roberts +64 27 643 3124 Margaret Fife +64 274 518 812 or email marg@monarchfarm.co.nz Yearlings and racing propositions Located at Mark and Lorraine Forbes’ Kiltannon Lodge, 183 Peake Rd, Cambridge. Ph: +64 27 861 7073 Pictured is Crown Jewels (Tavistock), a daughter of Diamond Like who is offered in foal to hot young sire Proisir.

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The stock on offer represents carefully curated matings that span across multiple generations of Sir Patrick’s legacy with opportunities aplenty for both pinhookers and end users looking to strengthen their broodmare bands.

They have been meticulously raised and cared for by the Monarch Farm team with parades of weanlings and broodmares underway at the Cambridge-based property, while the racing propositions are located just up the road at Kiltannon Stables for inspection.

X-rays and video scopes are available for registered veterinarians to assess in the NZB Online Repository.

Bidding will open at 10am (NZT) on Wednesday 26 April and the final countdown will commence at 7pm (NZT) on Friday 28 April.

Inspection details

Friday 21st and Monday 24th April between 10am and 2.30pm.
Monarch Farm, 377 Peake Road, Tamahere.

The Monarch Farm staff listed below are available to contact and discuss the horses.

Mark Vince +64 21 711 027
Sam Roberts +64 27 643 3124
Margaret Fife +64 274 518 812 or email marg@monarchfarm.co.nz

Yearlings and racing propositions
Located at Mark and Lorraine Forbes’ Kiltannon Lodge, 183 Peake Rd, Cambridge. Ph: +64 27 861 7073

 

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