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Reliable Man Service and Stakes-Winning Mare For Sale on gavelhouse.com

Media Release - Wednesday September 27
The current gavelhouse New Zealand auction has plenty to choose from with 38 Lots on offer including the opportunity to secure a service to the fully booked out emerging talent in the Kiwi sire ranks, Reliable Man.

Having already made a stellar start to his career at stud down-under with Group One-placed juvenile Belle du Nord, the Gr.1 Prix du Jockey Club and Gr.1 Queen Elizabeth Stake's winner's credentials have been further strengthened with his first stakes-winner the unbeaten filly NARELLA dominant in the Gr.3 144th Steinhoff Zukunftsrennen at Baden Baden in Germany on Sunday.

RELIABLE MAN is standing at Westbury Stud for $17,500 + GST the auction will close on Monday 2nd October from 7pm NZ time.

North and South Breeders may also be drawn to Go Racing's recently retired stakes-winner NORTH AND SOUTH. A winner of 10-races she is offered at Lot 32 with the Listed Levin Stakes winner also boasting additional placings at Group and Listed level.

Also featured in the sale are yearlings, two year olds, unraced horses, racehorses, broodmares and another stallion nomination to Niagara.

To bid simply register and complete your profile on gavelhouse.com. For assistance with this and the bidding process contact the gavelhouse.com NZ team on +64 9 298 4436

Meanwhile entries for the next gavelhouse.com Australia auction close at 7pm AEST 2nd October with Shona Drechsler and Josh Murphy on hand to assist with listings via info@gavelhouse.com or +61 3 9614 4882
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