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Bay of Plenty Times, Volume XXIV, Issue 3932, 1 December 1899, Page 3

*■ Wednesday, January 3rd, 1900 Foarteenth AnnaalSsle OF THE > WELLINGTON PARK Thoroughbred Yearlings, Iked by and the Property of ' MR THOMAS MORRIN, WELLINGTON FAKK, AUCKLAND. ' NEW ZEALAND. > At 1.30 p.m. WITHOUT RESERVE. i •- By \ MESSRS, HUHTER AKD MR Lot I.— BROWN FILLY, by Ccfrassier (own brother to Trenton), from Gauza, by impoited Castor, from Gunnet by impoited Anteros, from Albatross, by Malti. Tins cross by Musket on Castor is showing gier.t promise. Lot 2.— BROWN COLT, by Hotchkiss, dam Eve, by Brigadier from The Jiit, by Traducer. Is a splendid combination of the Touchstone blood. Lot 3.— BROWN FILLY, by imported Cvstov, out of Lyrelinus, by Leoli'Jus f.'om Ly i/e, by Patriarch from Lyra, by Thormatiby from Clothield by Touchstone. This is a handsome filly, having two crosses of Stockwell. Lot 4.— BROWN FILLY, by imported Castor, dam Lady Wellington, by Musket out of Rosalio, by Patriarca. The dam of this iilly is own sister to that grand horse Derringer. Lot 5.-BROWN COLT, by Hotchkiss, dam Queen Cole, by King Cole out of Rosalie, by Patriarch. This colt is own brother to that good horse Battlcaxe, a winrer of New Zealand's big races. Lot 6.— BROWN FILLY, 1 y Hotchkiss, dam Crescent, by Castor from Pungawerewere, by Golden Grape, the dam of thoso celebrities, BrigadieT, Tranter, St. James, Cracksbot, and Osculator. This filly has the size and shape of her distinguished relatives. Lot 7.-CHESTJN (JT FILLY, by Hotchkiss, dam St. Evelyn, by St. Leger from Lady Evelyn, by imported Pork in Warbeck. This family have all been great two-year-olds. Lot B.— GREY COLT, by Castor, dam "Vivandiere, hy Musket, dam of those great wimers The Dancer, Tb~ee Star, and Tauhei. This colt is well grown and has a grand constitution. Lot 9.— BAY COLT, by St. Leger, dam Cissy, by Musket j.rom Frailty, by Goldsbrough, and the dam of Daystar, Altair, Janet, and St. Ilario, all great stayers and good perfoi jiers. Lot 10.— BROWN FILLY, by St. Lager, - dam Hazel, by Nordenfeldt from Ouida, by Yattendon, and dam of tho St. Cyr, Hazelmere, and Hazelean, all winners, and own sister to the celebrated Strathmore, winner of the V.R.C. Derby and Champion StaLes. Lot 11.— BROWN GOLT, by Botch I . Lss, dam Lady. Evelyn, by Perkin Warbeck (imp.), from Pulchra, by Ros'cruoian, from the celebrated Formosa. Tbis colt has size, and as perfect in conformation and action as can be. All (his family have been early two-year-olds. Let 12.— BROWN FTLLY,by Castor, dam Bangle, by Musket frrnn Locket (imp.), by Thunderbolt, and dam of Necklace, Thunderbolt, Nectler, aud Medallion. This filly is own sistor to: those b-il'-'ant colts, Oabket and Oilon's Belt. Lot 13.— BAY GOLT, by Hotchkiss, dam Lady Augusta, by St. Legor from Browa Alice, bj Nordcnfeldt from Ouida, by Yatteudon. Th's is a first foal. He is a magnificent year, ing, aad the breediug o* Hotchkiss and o daughter of St. Leger out of an own sister to Stratbmor», should be exceptionally good as a racer and stayer. Lot It.— BAY OOLT, by St. Leger, dam Janet, by Oastor from Oissy, by Musket from 'Frailty, by Goldsbrough. Janet was tried to be a brilliant mare, but she met with an accident and never raced. She is own sistsr to Day star and AJtair, both good winners. Lot I.S.— GHESTNUT COLT, by St. Leger dara Lady Cureton, by Goldsbrough from Mingera, by Yattendon from liio Fly, by Fkheiman fionn impoited Marchioness, by Mellnurnc, winner of the Oaks. Tb - s colt is half b'othcr to Lord Gureton, now ii traiuintc iv Melbourne. Lot 16.— BROWN FILLY, by Hotchkiss, dam Brown Alice, by Nordenfeldt from Ouida, by Yattendon, dam of Strathmore. This filly is half aster to Alegor, a fast filly now 'in training. Lot 17.— BROWN COLT, by Hotchkies, dam Frailty, by Goldsbrough, dam of Trenton, Niagara, Mai/, Cissy, ZaHuski, Havoc, and Lancaster, all exceptionally pnod winners. Tt> : s colt is, without doubt, the best grown and ; furnished of tbis celebrated equine family. Lot 13.-" -CHESTNUT COLT, by St. Leger, dam Yalent : la, by Lcolinus from Lyre, by To. ti larch from Lyra (imp.), by Thornunby from GlothieJd, tiv Touchstone. This h a vrell-growr. colt, with the Stockwell markings, having two crosses of the emperor of stallions. Lot 19.— BROWN COLT, by Hotchkiss, dam Ouida, by Yattendon, dam of those great racers Artillery, Baliata, Hilda, Strathmore, Hazel, and Brown Alice. TM-» i? a lovely yearling, has size, splendid legs aud feet, and immense quarters. Lot 20.— BROWN COLT, by Hotchkiss, dam Rose of Wellington, by St. Leger from F.'euretto, by Robinson Oi,i?oe from Rose of Denmark, by StocLivoll. This colt is own brother to those b.v!Hant performers True Blue and Screwgun. Lot 21.— CHESTNUT COLT, by St. Loger, dam Lady Peer, by Muskapecr from Brunette, by Cap-a-pie from Beauty, by impoi jed Raven wo. Hi from Brnne'tte.'by imported P.dttaa. This is a first foal, "ami, from appearances, he should be a clinker. L->t 22.— CH£STNI7r GOLT, by St. Leger from Forma, own sister to Multiform and Uniform, from Formo, Iv Sk'rlingworth. from Pulchra, by Rosicrucian out of the great English . Formosa. This is a big, lonse made colt, with great freedom of action. Lot 23.— BROWN FILLY, by St. Leger, dam Hilda, by Musket from Ouidi, hy Yattendon, Hilda is the dam of Antir f, winner of Takapuna Cup, Sylvia Handicap, Victoria Handicap, Auckland Gup, Jockey Club Stakes ; also dam of Fulmen, winner of Kensington Stakes, Dunedin: Otago Cup, and own sifter to St. Lucia. Lot 24.— GHESTNUT FILLY, by Hotchkiss, dam A<?nes, by St. Loger from Lovebird (imp.), by Macarjni, has perfect Mmmetrv. and will race earl v. Lot 25.— BROWN" FILLY, by St. Leger, dam Necklace, by Musket from imported Locket, the s dam v.f Necklet (winner of Maribyrnong Stakes), Bangle, Thunderbo't, Medallion, all good p?rfoimcrs. This is undoubtedly the most beaut ' fnl filly Necklace- has produced. Lot 26.— CHESTNUT FiLLY. by St, Leger, dam Forme, by Xovd:ufeMtfrom Formo, 1 y Sterlingwo: th out of ; inported Pulchra, by Rosicmoian oi:t of the great EigK*h Formosa. Forme, the dam of this filly, was a great performer at all weights and distance?. She is well grown, bsaulifully turned quarters, with sound, legs and feet. Will not only race early, but v, '„l\ make a good three -year-old. Also her praud-dn n Formo is the d=im of Uniform, Forma, and Mult'.oim, ail biilliint performers. L0t27.-BAY FILLY, by Hotchkiss, dam Sapphire, by Tho Diummer (imp ). out of Amethyst, by Ambrose from Heroine of Lucknow, by Nutwith from Pocahontif. This is a lovely filly with perfect action. Her dum has produced Bluefire, Mannlicher, and St. Conon, all winner?, and is the first foal from Supphi -c and Hotchkiss. ' Lot 23.— BROWN FILLY, by Hotchkiss, I dam Ganuet, by Auteros, from Albat- ] ross by Mai a, the dam of Teksum and Mereaßser, botli brilliant horses. GanII net Is the dam of Biigand and Ruby ; both winners. _ r Lot 29.— DAY FILLY, by Castor, tlam Lady Walmsley, by Musket troui filer. gey (i np-) , by Knowj>ley . Lady W aim 5 sI?Y is owa sister to C«rTrine, and dan ■r of j2ton ami "Vasc--sivo<?, both winners. 11 HUNTER AND XOL.VST, Auclicueen.