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A seat at the table for everyone

Ahead of the 2025 Bloodstock SA National Yearling Sale on 10 and 11 April, the TBA complex will be a hive of activity as young horses […]

Ahead of the 2025 Bloodstock SA National Yearling Sale on 10 and 11 April, the TBA complex will be a hive of activity as young horses from around the country start moving into their respective stable blocks. Excitement will build with every arrival, while breeders prepare their reception areas to welcome prospective buyers.

The National Sale moved from the old Milner Park Showgrounds in Johannesburg to the TBA’s Gosforth Park complex in March, 1977. Bloodstock SA has shaped the breeding landscape ever since with a commitment to excellence and integrity.

South African racing thrives on diversity of talent, ownership, and opportunity. Bloodstock SA embraces this philosophy by fostering a marketplace that welcomes everyone, not just a select few. Our auctions are built on transparency and fairness, giving every buyer the confidence to invest, knowing they are part of a level playing field.

This year, our prized catalogue features 346 lots, representing no fewer than 42 stallions, 35 stud farms and a further 21 vendors selling under the ‘agent’ banner. Whether you’re an established stable looking for a standout yearling or an aspiring owner taking your first steps into the industry, the National Sale provides access to top-quality thoroughbreds at competitive prices.

Year after year, Bloodstock SA graduates prove their worth on the racetrack, with champions emerging from every tier of the market. From future Grade 1 stars to honest, hardworking competitors, our sales produce winners at all levels, reinforcing our reputation as the auction house of choice for those who seek both quality and value.

Whether you’re a first-time buyer or a seasoned investor, join us at the 2025 National Yearling Sale. We celebrate the joy of thoroughbred ownership, because great horses, and great dreams, come from all walks of life.

 

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