TREASURER PAYS FOR FOURTH SUCCESSIVE TIME

Auckland Star, Volume LXXII, Issue 193, 16 August 1941, Page 5 (Supplement)

TREASURER PAYS FOR FOURTH SUCCESSIVE TIME

When'hardy Mount Boa won the I Qter Cup in 1933 in the colours of he set something of as women owners have ? well to the fore in the race *• Catalogue won for Mrs. A. Jieson in 1938-39, while the win?™to year, Treasurer, is raced by * ™. Stone, of Sumner, faasurer belongs to a family J* has done well at the Stonywhile G. Hall, who bred Jurer and leased him to Mrs. y e > has also been successful since s «mred Sweet Smile, the grandlyof Treasurer, from the late Sir * f ge Clifford. % aS R* r is fe y Paper Money from '% <?n^ uty ' by Greyspear from KhS*?» by San Francisco from Wvl, Way ' °y Cannie Chiel from S ™ayward, by Bill of Portland %*» o VRC - ° aks winner, K \ i weet Beauty, by GreyM *L the _ dam of Cottingham, flodißW' Palm ya, Treasurer and Jelsea, all winners. bmCSham has been a brilliant *fl£ s» , Won the Grand National 'sound v" 1937 - He ha s not been He a Jl or | e ' and did not come up N«h ni * arci as a steeplechaser, m over hurdles was Hebei c« was a good sprinter i^JW^g an l G affected in the wind. #ticW ould also hav e been a l oll lutef, ma f e ' but she suffered ■ • y weaknes s of un-

Treasurer, by Paper Money, was foaled in 1934, but he has also been an unsound horse. It has not been until the last six months that he has trainedon satisfactorily, with the result that he has now won his last four races, the latest being the Winter Cup, in which he finished on gamely to wear Boloyna down. Providing he keeps sound, Treasurer will not have any difficulty in winning more races, and he should do well over a middle distance.