New boys on the block well represented on day two of sale
One of the fascinating factors of any yearling sale is the debut of new sires and several of the seven “new boys” at this week’s Emperors Palace National Yearling Sale in Germiston have offspring on offer at Thursday’s second session.
Being a son of Dubawi, who has sired more than 30 grade 1 winners worldwide, and he has five of his progeny on offer on Thursday. They have all been consigned by Summerhill Sales and include a colt out of a grade 2 winner and another colt who is a half-brother to the seven-time winner, Lala. US-bred Coup De Grace has a quintet of yearlings representing him — a filly out of a Jet Master mare from Boland Stud, another filly from Rathmor Stud out of a five-time winner, a colt out of an eight-time winner from Sandown Stud, a colt out of a four-time winner from Bush Hill Stud and a filly from Digteby Stud who is a half-sister to Rodeo Sioux.
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