Bold Soul (3g Embellish x Twin Soul (Singspiel)) for Patrick Payne. Donald race 1
NZB Karaka Book 2 Vendor: Te Keeti Bloodstock Ltd; Buyer: Mr HN Auret $20,000
Embellish - New Winner
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