All horses consigned by the Hole in the Wall Gang are being sold without reserve.  As a Condition of Sale for horses purchased without reserve from the Hole in the Wall Gang, the papers will remain in the Race Office at Hastings Racecourse for the duration of the 2019 racing season at Hastings.  As a Condition of Sale, the purchaser undertakes to race the horse exclusively at Hastings Racecourse for the duration of the 2019 season.

The horses in the Hole in the Wall Gang consignment were purchased with funds provided by the BC Horse Racing Industry Management Committee for the purpose of directly enhancing the horse population at Hastings Racecourse and as such, are currently owned by the Industry. As such, all funds from their sale will be returned to Industry Enhancement Programs.
These horses are being sold without reserve, therefore, certain conditions will apply.
1.    Their papers will be retained in the Hastings Race Office for the entire 2019 season and cannot be raced elsewhere for the duration of the 2019 Hastings season.
2.    The horses will not be eligible for any of the existing Incentive Programs.
3.    Buyers, as a Condition of Purchase will be required to sign an agreement acknowledging the conditions and committing to abide by them.

Veterinary Information——Hole in the Wall Gang Consignment
Two-Year Olds
At the Fasig-Tipton October Yearling Sale all consignors are required to have x-rays and scoping reports for every horse on file in the repository. A veterinarian summarizes the information in a Report Of Radiographic Findings and provides the document to the consignor to have available for potential buyers.  The same document contains the Scope Grade.  Veterinarians are required to declare any financial interest in a horse.
All of the yearlings purchased in Oct in Kentucky had satisfactory X-Rays and Scopes and the Vet reports provided by the consignors or checked by our Vet confirmed this.
Since leaving the sale in Lexington, these horses have not been x-rayed. They were scoped on Wednesday, the 14th of March, by Dr. Ed Wiebe.   He is authorized to fully disclose the results of those scopes to anyone who is interested.
Older Horses
The older horses were all scoped on Wednesday, the 14th of March, by Dr. Ed Wiebe.