SALE OF QUALITY TROTTING STOCK.

Press, Volume LIV, Issue 16359, 2 November 1918, Page 12

SALE OF QUALITY TROTTING STOCK.

Messrs Matson and Co.. at Tattorsall's, on "Wednesday morning next, at 9.30, will sell, on fcuhalf of lire Duncan, <jf Coldstream Lodge, nine of the best bred young American trotting horses that Havo yet been offered for ftale in New Zealand. No. 1 is Nelson Derby, seal brown colt, doublo-gaited, foaled 1917 (half-brother to Derby Chimes 2.13). By Nelson Bingon _ (imp.)— None© (imp.), 2.20. Nelson Bingon and Norice are by two of the greatest sires in tho world —Bin«cn and Chos. Derby. Bingon is the sire of Uhlan 1.58. and Chas. Derby is tho siro of Don Derby 2.4. No. 2 is Theda Bara, a seal.brown filly, pacer, foaled 1915 (half-sister to | Nelson Derby). By Tan Coronado (imp.) | —Norico (imp.) 2.20. Del Coronado 1 2.9}, is the sire of Van Coronado, and of Whit© Socke 2.5. No. 3, Runaway | I>oc.r, l»ay filly. trottor, foaled 1916 i (half-sister to It ox Wilkea 2.17). By Petcreta (imp.)— Runaway. Peter tho Groat 2.7 i is the siro of Potereta and <tf Miss Hams M. 1.53J, and Mabel Trask .2.1;}. Rothschild is tho siro of Runaway, and her dam is Vanquish, by Van Clevc. Vanquish ia the dam of Queen Chimes. No. 4 is Valeska (a bay filly, pacor, foalod 1916). by Logan Ponler Tasker 2.16. Star Pointer l.o&J is tho siro of Logan Pointer and of Morning Star 2.4. jSal Tasker is by tho famous Rothschild, and eho still holds the Australasian two-yoar-old record. No. 5, Lady Logan, bay filly, pacer, foaled 1916 (half-sister to Derby Dillon), by Logan Pointer (imp.)— Lady Derby. Rothschild is tho sir© of Lady Derby, and her dam is Norice (imp.). No. 6 is a brown colt, pacer, ono year, by Logan Pointer (imp.)— Duchess of Rothschild (Rothschild —Duchess). No. 7, ch. colt, trotter, one yoar, hv Petoreta (imp.)— Koromiko (Galindo)'(imp.). No. 8, bay filly, pacer, one year, by Nelson Bingon (imp.)—Ma Bell© (Abbey Bells) flmp.) No. 9, bay fiily, pacer, ono year, by Logan Pointer (imp.)—-Lady Derby (Rothschild—-Norice) (imp.). The above horses aro all broken to harness. They aro naturally gaited and show wonderful promise, and with the sport of trotting making such great strides in New Zealand, tney should attract tho attention of the best judges of horseflesh. Most of these horses aro entered as ttvo and thrce-year-olda in class races alone to tho valuo of a few thousand pounds, and it is stock of tho above quality that will bo required to win future class races. Catalogues can bo had by those interested from Messrs Matson and Co., auctioneers, Cashel street, and the horses can now be seen at Coldstream Lodge, Fendalton. 6