To Bravery Born (2c Snitzel x Milunka (All Too Hard)) for Mark Walker & Sam Bergerson. Wanganui race 1
NZB Karaka Book 1 Vendor: Curraghmore; Buyer: Mr DC Ellis CNZM (BAFNZ) $200,000
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