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Some cars retain their value more that others. Some stallions have offspring that retain their value better than others. In this month’s International Thoroughbred magazine I examine this issue with reference to National Hunt markets. To read the article follow the link http://issuu.com/international_thoroughbred/docs/itb_march/58
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Australian News
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- Victoria news briefs
- Robbie Griffiths and Mathew de Kock land first city win - UPDATED
I’ll be sure to take a look at that as soon as possible. It’s a fair point to be made and as you point out there’s a method behind it.
Thanks for the advice and keep writing.