Stuart Hale NZ Bloodstock Yearling Tour Amended due to Rain

Media Release - Thursday February 10

Due to heavy rain earlier in the week there have been some amendments to the Auckland & Waikato Karaka 2022 Yearling Inspection Tour hosted by bloodstock agent Stuart Hale, including an additional half-day to be conducted on Saturday, while Windsor Park Stud have been added to Friday’s schedule.

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Below is the revamped schedule.

To confirm attendance contact Stuart Hale on 0274920975 and all are welcome.

FRIDAY 11TH FEBRUARY

Meet 7:45am Cambridge BP station

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  • 8am Windsor Park Stud (45)
  • 9.30am Koru Thoroughbreds (14) - 74 Periam Rd
  • 10.30am Highview (17) - Coffee and muffins served
  • 12noon Cambridge Stud (41) – Lunch provided
  • 3.45pm  Pencarrow Stud (28) - Dinner and drinks served, hosted by Sir Peter Vela


SATURDAY 12TH FEBRUARY

Meet 8.30am Cambridge BP Station

  • 9.00 am Wentwood Grange (35) – Breakfast available before parade from 8:45
  • 11.00am Landsdowne Park (25)
  • 12.00pm Woburn Farm (22)
  • 1.00pm Carlaw Park (18)


Protocols for Auckland & Waikato Karaka 2022 Yearling Inspection Tour

New Zealand is currently at the red setting under New Zealand’s COVID-19 Traffic light system.

As a result, there are some protocols that need to be followed while on the Auckland-Waikato yearling tour organised by Stuart Hale:

  • Scan in each morning when entering the bus using the NZCOVID Tracer app
  • Masks must be worn on the bus
  • Make sure to have your MyVaccine Pass available to board the bus
  • Scan in at each farm with the NZCOVID Tracer app, whether you are travelling on the bus or driving to each farm in your own vehicle.

A link to the COVID-19 protection framework can be found here: https://covid19.govt.nz/assets/COVID-19-Protection-Framework/COVID-19-Protection-Framework-traffic-lights-summary-table.pdf

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