Son of Sinndar makes 300 000 gns at HIT sale
Kerashan, a winning 3 year old by leading sire Sinndar out of the Doyoun mare Kerataka, was knocked down to trainer David Loder
Kerashan, a winning 3 year old by leading sire Sinndar out of the Doyoun mare Kerataka, was knocked down to trainer David Loder after outbidding Irish agent John McCormack. The bay gelding's winning dam is a half sister to Anglesey Stakes winner Keraka, and his new home has not been revealed by Loder.
A further draft of the Aga Khan's horses in training will be sold at Goffs this Friday from 12 noon. Of the 2004 draft sent to this sale, 70% have gone on to earn win or place prize money, 50% have won, and 20% of these have earnt blacktype. Details can be found in the SALES section of this website. Updated 26/10/2005.
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