RANGIORA HORSE FAIR.

Press, Volume LXIV, Issue 13159, 4 July 1908, Page 11

RANGIORA HORSE FAIR.

Yesterday there was a fair attendance at the Rangiora horso fair. There was an ontry of sixty-eight horses, The following pedigree Giydewlale stock were sold:— On account of Mr J. W. Blair, of Outrani, T'aieri, Ot-ago, and Mr A. Aliison, of Clark ville, Tokom-airiro:— Queen of the Meadow, six years, by Roy&iast by HarUtimes —Aiay by Lordi Lim, a champion and prize taker at Tokoiuairiro, JJunedin, liaJcliu-ha and. other shows, to Mr J. AYyllie, juiix., del ton," at 86 guinea*. Nellie, by Young Ben, dam by General OutTam, to Mr U. 15. Gordon, llajigiora, at 4o guineas.

Lily, by Young Laird of Kilboide, daui by Sir Robert, to Mr J. StevenFlaxton, 31 guineas. \ ioJet 11., 5 yea re, by Prince of Wales, dam Violet by Pride of Galloway, to Mr E. Skurr, Bennetts, at 63 guineas.

Jean, rising 4 years, by Merry Morning (imp.}, dam Violet by Haifield, second at Dunedin and first with progeny, 90 guineas, to Mr J. Wyilio, juar., Sefton. Violet, rising 3 years, by Tbe Cedrio by Oedric the fittxon, dam by Loi - d Ohuxchiil by I>ord Salisbury (imp.), to Mr J". Wylhe, Sefton, at 52 guineas. Flower of the Flook, rising 3 years, by Clydesdiale Laddie, dam Flower by Lord Salisbury (imp.), to Mr J. Wyilio, Sefton, at 47 guineas. Maud, rising 3 years, by The Cedric, dam by Lord Churchill, to Mr W. Wilkie, Omihi, at 38 guineas. Daisy, rising 3 yearn, by The Cedric, dam by Lord Churchill, to Mr J. Wyllie, Sefton, at 47 guineas. Helen Douglas, owned by Mr T. Wyllie, Softon, by Highland Prince— Kit, was withdra-wn at 50 guineas. The other horses sold as follows:— Unbroken three-year-old draughts £20 to £24; broke-n-in draught*, three-year to five-year-olds £27 to £12 10s; eight years and aged £18 to £21; hades, three years to seven years £14 to £23 10s; aged sorts £6 to £12; ponies £5 to £10 lCs.