Chairman of Selangor Turf Club, Tan Sri Datuk Richard Cham Hak Lim led a delegation of new and existing owners, trainers and management staff of the Club to attend the New Zealand Bloodstock Ready to Run Sale at Karaka on 16 and 17 November 2022.

It was a bold move that became an instant success when the Selangor Turf Club group amassed a total of 20 horses costing a total of almost NZD1.3 million, amidst a very competitive and cosmopolitan crowd of buyers at Karaka.

Our owners and trainers walked away with some very nice youngsters as listed below:-

Lot

Sire

Dam

Purchaser

Price

2

U S Navy Flag

Zambezi

Tiang Kim Choi

$70,000

16

U S Navy Flag

Assume

Mr Eric Koh

$52,500

56

Redwood

Chinchilla Rose

Tiang Kim Choi

$65,000

118

Invader

Immy

Tiang Kim Choi

$100,000

129

Charm Spirit

Jenuwin

Mr Eric Koh

$62,500

165

Tivaci

Maphelane

Tiang Kim Choi

$10,000

170

Belardo

Mirror Mirror

Mr S Dunderdale

$40,000

182

Tavistock

More Jools

Stable A3

$47,500

192

Mendelssohn

No Love Letters

HY Cheng Racing Stable

$75,000

204

Derryn

Pakapunch

Mr S Dunderdale

$23,000

208

Time Test

Perfect Beat

Mr RTS Cham

$26,000

219

Embellish

Preetha Varma

WW & TWG

$200,000

228

Belardo

Qiji Sunlight

R Cham

$75,000

229

Zacinto

Queen of Navarre

Stable A3

$57,500

256

Staphanos

Screaming Mimi

Stable A3

$25,000

300

Ocean Park

The Iffraaj Dame

Tiang Kim Choi

$60,000

312

Wrote

Uncut Gems

Mr Ooi Chin Chin

$55,000

51

Proisir

Centilly

HY Investments

$80,000

53

Contributer

Charlotte’srevenge

HY Investments

$100,000

139

Derryn

Kool Gal

HY Investments

$70,000

Notably present were owners  Mr Tan Wei Kee and Mr Johnny Wood whom were rightly advised by trainer HY Cheng; owners Datuk Lai Ting Kam and Mr Tan Tiang Huat accompanied by trainer KC Tiang, Mr Eric Koh with trainer Simon Dunderdale and trainer Ooi Chin Chin who was also on site with few orders in hand.

“We are targeting to hold 50 race days in 2023. These fresh purchases would help the Club to strengthen the existing 650 horse population. Moreover, the increased race days would certainly support the ever expanding outbound telecast market of the Club’s racing picture. I am also overwhelmed by the support shown by the horse owners and trainers who took the effort to attend and made purchases at the Sale. A big thank you from the Club to all of them”, said Tan Sri Richard Cham who was very pleased with the fruitful trip to New Zealand.