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Auckland Star, Volume LIX, Issue 71, 24 March 1928, Page 16

AUCTIONS. „ Tr» J)ISPERSAL gALE Of MR. J. R. CORRIGAN'S fjl ROTTING gTUD OF JJEAD, A 1 JJ AWEKA ' On rjILESDAY, -j^Q (Following the Easter Trotting Meeting of the llaweru Club.) This stu<l comprises the best bled collection of Trotting Stock in the Dominion. It ih the result of years of careful breeding and selecting by the most successful owner in New Zealand. In the past decade Mr. Corrlgan has _ won a total of £30,375 in stakes, his winnings exceeding those of any other owner by at least £5000. The whole of his horses in training, including Sister Beatrice, Hostess, The Tiger, Dillon Iluon. Mokanna. Queen Elizabeth, etc., 12 thre<"-year-olds in work, tf two-vear-olds, 4 yearlings. 13 brood mares, 8 foals, and the stallions Worthy Bingen (own brother to the champion, Gri-at Bingen) and The Tiger (own brother to the brilliant Kawhaki), and which comprise the complete stud and team in training, will be sold. All the young stock will be shown in harness on the morning of the sale. They are sired by such noted imported horses as Nelson Bingen. Sonoma Harvester. Man o' War. Brent Locunda. El Carbine, I'eterwah. Worthv Bond. Real Guv, Travis Axworthy, First Fashion, Ballin. and those good performers and well-bred sires. Worthy Bingen. The Tiger and Gold Bell. Included are full or near relations to the American champion three-year old Mr. McElwyn (l.r.!>j), the New Zealand champion, Great Bingen. the 1!(27 Australian and New Zealand champion, Taraire the triple cup winner, Ahuriri, the 1f)26 Australian and New Zealand champion, Great Hope, and to many other noted performers. Full particulars of this outstanding collection of trotting stock were published in the "New Zealand Referee" of March 1. Catalogues are now obtainable from all branches of the Auctioneers, yy Right, gteph en son and qo., J^IMITED, BLOODSTOCK SALESMEN, BOX 1320, WELLINGTON. JjVYRMERS' QO-OP. QRGANISATION gOCIETY, OF N.Z., LTD.. HAWERA.