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Press, Volume LXXXIV, Issue 25609, 25 September 1948, Page 5

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SANDYDALE 2.11 Umm,? 11 !* s<e cr °ps Of foils racing SANDY DALE'S progeny Suring the last 18 ®**v on several occasions won half of the races on Trotting programmes. s(r» ece ®f winning sequence at Addington is regarded as a new record for a hart« a M. me f opolitan The major portion of Sandydale winners are from ii never previously produced a winner—a true indication that he *»*i>MnfiAng his own extreme speed and racing qualities on to his progeny. (Oamaru race record), WORTHYDALE (Australasian record for a wianSL p & er) ’ SAHARA QUEEN (Nelson track record), and CAPTAIN SANDY’S * Ort >n 3.28 for a mfle and ffve furlongs, the last mile and a half in \o® jiuiter track), are some of the season’s outstanding achievements. > Fee : 45 guineas I r* U|frn privilege. Limited space for 1948 available. Bookings accepted in I order received. Covering forms supplied on application. I J <WN JOHNSTON Puheuri, Oamaru.