The owner of The Panther named £40,000 as the price of that colt when someone wanted to buy him, but it was supposed that he put that sum on because he did not desire to sell. Now buyers will probably be out of the market. It is understood that the nominations received by the various clubs in Australia for leading spring events exceed those of previous years. This was hardly expected when the yearling sales were being held at Randwick, as so many were unsold at auction. • Many have been placed since by agents and breeders, some of whom have put their youngsters into the hands of trainers with a view to racing them or selling them later on.
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New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review, Issue 1520, 12 June 1919, Page 12
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