The winning shot! our 2O20 Nutrien Classic Champion Jason Lindley riding Tory Actons PV Grasshopper straight through the gate and into classic history.
PHOTO by Jo Thieme Photography
A big congratulations to the winners of the AELEC Bar Dash For Cash Gelding Incentive! In first place we had Zane Habermann riding Hang Time, second place was awarded to Jason Lindsey on PV Grasshopper and third place was taken out by Hugh Miles on Connor Mooregregor! Congratulations to all involved! A huge Shout out to Pep and his team at the AELEC Bar for sponsoring this event, make sure you head over to the bar and see what’s on tap! Also a big shoutout to Tom Williamson for kindly donating a service fee to his great stallion Smooth Talkin Style!
Bonnie Hiscock and Bamalam running a score of 88 to take home first place in the Jimmy Matthews Memorial Ladies Dash for Cash last night
• Troy Palmer from Coolah, NSW won the Martins Stock Haulage Open Campdraft, riding Hells A Comin, Owned by Terry Snow.
The Nutrien Classic has cemented its reputation as Australia’s leading campdraft competition and performance horse sale after the 10-day event concluded on Sunday 7 February with record-breaking success.
While sales are still under negotiation, the results recorded from The 2021 Classic have so far exceeded all previous sales by a mile. The sale has generated more than $10.71Million in horse sales, recorded an average selling price of $21,596, and seen a clearance rate of 94.66%. This is the fifth year running that the event has produced more than $7Million in sales, and the first-ever year to make over $10Million.
“Our goal has always been to hold an event that bolsters the performance horse industry through high-quality competition, sales, and social interaction; and despite the many recent challenges of drought, floods, fires, and a global
The Nutrien Classic has cemented its reputation as Australia’s leading campdraft competition and performance horse sale after the 10-day event concluded on Sunday 7 February with record-breaking success.
While sales are still under negotiation, the results recorded from The 2021 Classic have so far exceeded all previous sales by a mile. The sale has generated more than $10.71Million in horse sales, recorded an average selling price of $21,596, and seen a clearance rate of 94.66%. This is the fifth year running that the event has produced more than $7Million in sales, and the first-ever year to make over $10Million.
“Our goal has always been to hold an event that bolsters the performance horse industry through high-quality competition, sales, and social interaction; and despite the many recent challenges of drought, floods, fires, and a global
The Nutrien Classic has cemented its reputation as Australia’s leading campdraft competition and performance horse sale after the 10-day event concluded on Sunday 7 February with record-breaking success.
While sales are still under negotiation, the results recorded from The 2021 Classic have so far exceeded all previous sales by a mile. The sale has generated more than $10.71Million in horse sales, recorded an average selling price of $21,596, and seen a clearance rate of 94.66%. This is the fifth year running that the event has produced more than $7Million in sales, and the first-ever year to make over $10Million.
“Our goal has always been to hold an event that bolsters the performance horse industry through high-quality competition, sales, and social interaction; and despite the many recent challenges of drought, floods, fires, and a global
The Nutrien Classic has cemented its reputation as Australia’s leading campdraft competition and performance horse sale after the 10-day event concluded on Sunday 7 February with record-breaking success.
While sales are still under negotiation, the results recorded from The 2021 Classic have so far exceeded all previous sales by a mile. The sale has generated more than $10.71Million in horse sales, recorded an average selling price of $21,596, and seen a clearance rate of 94.66%. This is the fifth year running that the event has produced more than $7Million in sales, and the first-ever year to make over $10Million.
“Our goal has always been to hold an event that bolsters the performance horse industry through high-quality competition, sales, and social interaction; and despite the many recent challenges of drought, floods, fires, and a global
The Nutrien Classic has cemented its reputation as Australia’s leading campdraft competition and performance horse sale after the 10-day event concluded on Sunday 7 February with record-breaking success.
While sales are still under negotiation, the results recorded from The 2021 Classic have so far exceeded all previous sales by a mile. The sale has generated more than $10.71Million in horse sales, recorded an average selling price of $21,596, and seen a clearance rate of 94.66%. This is the fifth year running that the event has produced more than $7Million in sales, and the first-ever year to make over $10Million.
“Our goal has always been to hold an event that bolsters the performance horse industry through high-quality competition, sales, and social interaction; and despite the many recent challenges of drought, floods, fires, and a global
The Nutrien Classic has cemented its reputation as Australia’s leading campdraft competition and performance horse sale after the 10-day event concluded on Sunday 7 February with record-breaking success.
While sales are still under negotiation, the results recorded from The 2021 Classic have so far exceeded all previous sales by a mile. The sale has generated more than $10.71Million in horse sales, recorded an average selling price of $21,596, and seen a clearance rate of 94.66%. This is the fifth year running that the event has produced more than $7Million in sales, and the first-ever year to make over $10Million.
“Our goal has always been to hold an event that bolsters the performance horse industry through high-quality competition, sales, and social interaction; and despite the many recent challenges of drought, floods, fires, and a global
The Nutrien Classic has cemented its reputation as Australia’s leading campdraft competition and performance horse sale after the 10-day event concluded on Sunday 7 February with record-breaking success.
While sales are still under negotiation, the results recorded from The 2021 Classic have so far exceeded all previous sales by a mile. The sale has generated more than $10.71Million in horse sales, recorded an average selling price of $21,596, and seen a clearance rate of 94.66%. This is the fifth year running that the event has produced more than $7Million in sales, and the first-ever year to make over $10Million.
“Our goal has always been to hold an event that bolsters the performance horse industry through high-quality competition, sales, and social interaction; and despite the many recent challenges of drought, floods, fires, and a global
The Nutrien Classic has cemented its reputation as Australia’s leading campdraft competition and performance horse sale after the 10-day event concluded on Sunday 7 February with record-breaking success.
While sales are still under negotiation, the results recorded from The 2021 Classic have so far exceeded all previous sales by a mile. The sale has generated more than $10.71Million in horse sales, recorded an average selling price of $21,596, and seen a clearance rate of 94.66%. This is the fifth year running that the event has produced more than $7Million in sales, and the first-ever year to make over $10Million.
“Our goal has always been to hold an event that bolsters the performance horse industry through high-quality competition, sales, and social interaction; and despite the many recent challenges of drought, floods, fires, and a global
The Nutrien Classic has cemented its reputation as Australia’s leading campdraft competition and performance horse sale after the 10-day event concluded on Sunday 7 February with record-breaking success.
While sales are still under negotiation, the results recorded from The 2021 Classic have so far exceeded all previous sales by a mile. The sale has generated more than $10.71Million in horse sales, recorded an average selling price of $21,596, and seen a clearance rate of 94.66%. This is the fifth year running that the event has produced more than $7Million in sales, and the first-ever year to make over $10Million.
“Our goal has always been to hold an event that bolsters the performance horse industry through high-quality competition, sales, and social interaction; and despite the many recent challenges of drought, floods, fires, and a global
The Nutrien Classic has cemented its reputation as Australia’s leading campdraft competition and performance horse sale after the 10-day event concluded on Sunday 7 February with record-breaking success.
While sales are still under negotiation, the results recorded from The 2021 Classic have so far exceeded all previous sales by a mile. The sale has generated more than $10.71Million in horse sales, recorded an average selling price of $21,596, and seen a clearance rate of 94.66%. This is the fifth year running that the event has produced more than $7Million in sales, and the first-ever year to make over $10Million.
“Our goal has always been to hold an event that bolsters the performance horse industry through high-quality competition, sales, and social interaction; and despite the many recent challenges of drought, floods, fires, and a global
The Nutrien Classic has cemented its reputation as Australia’s leading campdraft competition and performance horse sale after the 10-day event concluded on Sunday 7 February with record-breaking success.
While sales are still under negotiation, the results recorded from The 2021 Classic have so far exceeded all previous sales by a mile. The sale has generated more than $10.71Million in horse sales, recorded an average selling price of $21,596, and seen a clearance rate of 94.66%. This is the fifth year running that the event has produced more than $7Million in sales, and the first-ever year to make over $10Million.
“Our goal has always been to hold an event that bolsters the performance horse industry through high-quality competition, sales, and social interaction; and despite the many recent challenges of drought, floods, fires, and a global
The Nutrien Classic has cemented its reputation as Australia’s leading campdraft competition and performance horse sale after the 10-day event concluded on Sunday 7 February with record-breaking success.
While sales are still under negotiation, the results recorded from The 2021 Classic have so far exceeded all previous sales by a mile. The sale has generated more than $10.71Million in horse sales, recorded an average selling price of $21,596, and seen a clearance rate of 94.66%. This is the fifth year running that the event has produced more than $7Million in sales, and the first-ever year to make over $10Million.
“Our goal has always been to hold an event that bolsters the performance horse industry through high-quality competition, sales, and social interaction; and despite the many recent challenges of drought, floods, fires, and a global