IN a further vote of confidence in the rapidly blossoming Highveld Breeding industry, the syndicate owners of Cape Cross’s full brother, Great Britain, have relocated the stallion to Heversham Park in South Gauteng. Fred...
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THE CTS April Yearling Sale reached an aggregate of R20,335-million after two days of bidding at Durbanville last Friday. In total, 208 of 288 lots presented were sold at a combined average for the three sessions of R97,764 and a median of...
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HEVERSHAM Park Farm, active in their quest of re-establishing Gauteng as a thoroughbred bloodstock breeding hub, suffered a setback when their imported stallion Lord Of The Land (IRE), died of a suspected reaction to the African Horse Sickness...
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RECENTLY imported Wings Of Desire (GB) may have a crack at the Gr1 Vodacom Durban July before he takes up stud duties at Heversham Park Farm in South Gauteng. The connections of Wings of Desire are considering a Winter campaign in...
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HERE is a Q &A with Fred Brons, Heversham Park Breeding Associate: While aeroplanes have always been his first passion, Netherlands born Fred Brons has set course and is flying full throttle into breeding winning racehorses. After...
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GAUTENG’s Heversham Park Stud got some good news this week when a quartet of international top-level winners in 2017 earned Ballylinch Stud linchpin stallion Lope De Vega (IRE) a fee increase to €60,000 for the upcoming breeding season...
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