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Zenith not sold at the SFN auction

  • by Equnews Editorial
  • 21-09-2016
After the online auction didn't level the expectations the SFN has decided only to let go a total of four of the auctioned horses. The total of the four horses ensured a total of 1,365,000 Euro (VAT included). Djumpsina SFN will move to Belgium's Jos Lansink. Eloma's Blue SFN, who was before ridden by Wout-Jan van der Schans has been bought by the sequel of the SFN, SFN II. Wout-Jan van der Schans will continue to ride Eloma's Blue. Aquila SFN will move to France, while Ferrari SFN will be stabled in Belgium. Although SFN Zenith N.O.P. delivered a total of 850,000 Euro, the share holders have decided not to accept the offer. Nevertheless Zenith will still be for sale, but this tome not through an online auction.
After the online auction didn't level the expectations the SFN has decided only to let go a total of four of the auctioned horses. The total of the four horses ensured a total of 1,365,000 Euro (VAT included). Djumpsina SFN will move to Belgium's Jos Lansink. Eloma's Blue SFN, who was before ridden by Wout-Jan van der Schans has been bought by the sequel of the SFN, SFN II. Wout-Jan van der Schans will continue to ride Eloma's Blue. Aquila SFN will move to France, while Ferrari SFN will be stabled in Belgium. Although SFN Zenith N.O.P. delivered a total of 850,000 Euro, the share holders have decided not to accept the offer. Nevertheless Zenith will still be for sale, but this tome not through an online auction.
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