NZB Appoint Robin Lee as South Korea Rep

Media Release - Wednesday October 25

New Zealand Bloodstock has announced the appointment of Robin Lee to the role of Bloodstock Representative - South Korea.

Robin LeeBased in Seoul, Robin is well known in the racing industry through his involvement with the importation of race horses via his company EXPOLINE.

Robin has a great understanding of the racing and breeding industry in South Korea and is passionate about seeing it thrive as it develops in the future.

"I'm thrilled to have Robin join the team at NZB" said director of business development Mike Kneebone.

"With the announcement of Turf tracks being built in South Korea Robin is confident the New Zealand bred racehorse will make a big impact on the racing scene up there, as has proven already throughout the greater region.

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"Robin works closely with many of the owners, trainers and officials in South Korea on a daily basis.

He is looking forward to assisting existing clients and introducing new ones to the Karaka Sales."

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