By AAP Global racing and breeding giant Godolphin has broken new ground in New Zealand, buying a yearling at the Karaka Sale in Auckland for the first time. Sheikh Mohammed’s bloodstock advisor and Godolphin chief executive John Ferguson paid $750,000 for a Savabeel filly out of Banchee at the first session on… Read More » Read full article
Godolphin steps in at Karaka yearling sale
January 30, 2017 Comments Off
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