YEARLING SALES AT TRENTHAM—TOP: The highest price on the first day of the National Yearling Sales at Trentham was paid for this Trelawney Stud’s colt by Foxbridge—Konneta, which was purchased by Mr W. R. Kemball, of Melbourne, for 3000 guineas. BOTTOM: The Neptune—Jolly filly, which brought top price for her sex, 1700 guineas. Bought by Mr F. Smith, of Takanini, she was bred by Mr J. G. Alexander at the Cranleigh Stud, Wanganui.
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Press, Volume LXXXIII, Issue 25086, 18 January 1947, Page 4
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73YEARLING SALES AT TRENTHAM—TOP: The highest price on the first day of the National Yearling Sales at Trentham was paid for this Trelawney Stud’s colt by Foxbridge—Konneta, which was purchased by Mr W. R. Kemball, of Melbourne, for 3000 guineas. BOTTOM: The Neptune—Jolly filly, which brought top price for her sex, 1700 guineas. Bought by Mr F. Smith, of Takanini, she was bred by Mr J. G. Alexander at the Cranleigh Stud, Wanganui. Press, Volume LXXXIII, Issue 25086, 18 January 1947, Page 4
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