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Still Time to Sell Your Yearlings Online this Easter!

Media Release - Tuesday April 12

Don't miss the opportunity to enter your yearlings into Bloodstockauction.com’s second Signature Online Yearling Sale for 2022.

There's still 48 hours before the auction goes 'Live' which is plenty of time to contact them or complete your entries online.  

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This sale is a true Easter Sale with the Online Catalogue being 'Live' over the Easter Long Weekend. The perfect time for buyers to relax at home, view the catalogue and place their bids.

The Sale commences at 7:00pm (AEST) on Thursday 14th April 2022, with the Final Countdown kicks off at 7:00pm (AEDT) on Tuesday 19th April 2022.  

The aim of the Signature Online Yearling Sale is to support breeders, trainers, owners, and syndicators, by providing them with an efficient and cost-effective way to trade their quality stock.

Using the Bloodstockauction.com site exposes your yearlings to more than 18,500 registered bidders, so buyers are not limited to those that turn up on the day, or those that had to register before the auction.

Participating in the Signature Online Yearling Sale allows vendors to take control of their sales, by setting their own inspection times, whether they be virtual or via a stud farm open day, as well as being able to advertise and promote their own draft.

Entries for the Signature Online Yearling Sale will be limited, so it is important that you get your yearlings entered nice and early to avoid any disappointment. 

The standard package for the Signature Online Yearling Sale is their standard Gold Package.  This will, however, be offered at a reduced rate of $440 inclusive of GST for all yearling entries.

Please remember that vendors and bidders must be members of the Bloodstockauction.com website in order to participate, so make sure that you visit the website and register as a member!

Get behind Bloodstockauction.com and be part of their 2022 Signature Online Yearling Sale.

Contact their team today on 1300 849 349.

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