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ANNUAL NOVEMBER BLOODSTOCK SALf TO BE HELD IN CHRISTCHURCH AT THE A. & P. ASSOCIATION'S SHOWGROUNDS ON FRIDAY/NOVEMBER 5, 1954 SALE COMMENCES AT 2.15 P.M. SHARP CATALOGUE COMPRISES—BROOD MARES L ? T Aeeount Mr J B. Wheeler, Auckland: Bay mare SHARPURA, foaled lUn , *ULANDSHAR* "l-ILIDA (9). Served by MASSOWA* ■> A.ilunt 3 Mrs TI. Perry, Rakaia: Bay mare KINLASS, foaled 1943. b v r, 2 CARDINE* (2)—LADY KINNOULL (24). Served by TREASURE HUNT* | D.L.S. 3/12/53. , 3— Account Mr W. E. Gordon. Oamaru: Brown mare GAY MARS, foalad II by RED MARS* (12)— GAY DIVORCEE (3). Served by ALONZO* it 4 Aecounf 2 J. S. Johnson. Geraldine: Brown mare EXCELSIOR, by NIGHT RAID* (D-SANGRIDA (10). Served .by (I ) Estate late J. S. Johnson, Geraldine: Bay mare MURIET, {o.i 1934, by LORD WARDEN* (3)—MURIHIKU (17). Served by PICTAVU A— Account L Mr Williams, Christchurch: Chestnut mare ULSTER QUEH ToaUd 1947. by DEFAULTER (4)—GOOD FRIEND (14). Not served * 7 Account Mr G. M. Tapper, Christchurch: Black mare OUR RUTH, foaled IK by BEAU VITE (13)—FOXTOWER (18). Served by TREASURE HUNT* (|), D±.S. 8/10/54. YEARLINGS 8— Account Estate late J. S. Johnson: Dark brown filly, foaled 26/10/53. | TREASURE HUNT* (I)—MURIET (17). 9 Account Estate late J. S. Johnson: Dark brown filly, foaled 18/11/53, I NEPTUNE* (20)—EXCELSIOR (10). 10—Account Estate late Andrew Grant, Fairlie: Chestnut colt, foaled 6/l!/| by BEAU LEON (19)—-MISS OZEL (4). ||Account Estate late Andrew Grant: Brown filly, foaled 23/11/53, by 12 Account Estate late Andrew Grant: Black filly, foaled 14/9/53. by LEON (19)—VIADUCT (24). • 13— Acount Mrs H. M. Shanks, Waimate: Dark bay filly, foal.d 28/9/53, CHATSWORTH* (9)—PYRENE (43). TWO-YEAR-OLDS 14— Account Estate late Andrew Grant: Brown colt, foaled 22/10/52, by LUCK BAG* (9)—SPIORA (2). 15 Account Estate late Andrew Grant: Brown .elding, foaled 23/9/52, by ROVI ■ CHIEF (4)CLUDEN. 14 Account Mr L. J. Grant. Temuka: Bay colt by TREASURE HUNT* (t|. 17 Account Mrs T. I. Perry, Rakaia: Brown filly by TREASURE HUNT* 18-Accoon S t S late J. S. Johnson: Bay filly by PICTAVIA *(7)— MURIET (IJ THREE AND FOUR-YEAR-OLDS l» Account Mr E. D. Lindsay, Mosgiel: Bay filly, 3yr,, by ROYAL CHIEF (fi 20—Ac«J°t U Mr L J. Grant: Bay filly. 3yrs. by TREASURE HUNT* (I)-BAR. 2)Account Mr W. A. Grant, Timaru: Bay filly, 4yrt, by ROYAL ARCH* (41 STOURBRIDGE FAIR* (2). RACEHORSE 22—Acount Mr H. D. Greenwood. Amberley: Bay gelding DENOMINATE, I) by DEFAULTER (4)—CYRILLIAN (2). In full training and nominated CJ November Mooting. CATALOGUES AVAILABLE. PYNE, GOULD, GUINNESS, LTD. CHRISTCHURCH WRIGHT, STEPHENSON & CO. LTD. WELLINGTON AUCTIONEERS IN CONJUNCTION

13th ANNUAL SOUTH ISLAND ABERDEEN ANGUS SHOW AND SALE TO BE HELD AT THE ADDINGTON SALEYARDS ON TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 9th. 1954 - *•* •• • ■* WRYTT T CE ■ Comprising 3 Lod Two-year-old Bulls. 5 Led Yearling I OVJmJUOr 1 Aged Bull, 43 Unled Two-year-old Bulk. Account the following well-known breeders: Canterbury Agricultural College. Miss D. P. Greenwood, Messrs A. I. Darity D. W. J. Gould, A. Grant, G. G. Grieve, R. M. D. Johnson, A. W. Millsir J< »■ Murray, Perry & Webb, R. E. Scorgie, W. A. Smith, F. F. Wilding. JUDGING WILL TAKE PLACE AT 9.30 A.M. THE SALE WILL START AT 10 A.M. SHARP. Catalogues will be available shortly and will be willingly forwarded on cation to the Auctioneers:— DALGETY & CO. LTD. N.Z. FARMERS' CO-OP. ASSW. H. MATSON & CO. LTD. N.Z. LOAN & MERCANTILE AGENC’ NATIONAL MORTGAGE & AGENCY CO. co - LTD - OF N.Z. LTD. PYNE, GOULD. GUINNESS LTD. CHRISTCHURCH and BRANCHES.

WHIPSTER has made a promising start as a sire. His first crop of two-year-olds appeared last see*#* and included the following: LADY VAL. third in the New Zealand Sapling Stakes after being into the straight and running her last half-mile in 1.0 2-5. Lady also finished fourth in the Methven Two-Year-Old Stakes, third in ■ New Zealand Welcome Stakes, and second in the Oamaru luv»i® Stakes. DON HALL, -winner very impressively of his qualifying trial for Timaru Nursery Stakes in the smart time of 2.50 1-5; he was untorW’ ately hurt on the way to the races on Timaru Nursery Stakes day or. could not start. He is again working well. POSTILLION, an attractive matinee winner, and second to Don hin Timaru Nursery Trials. PROMETHEUS, who was an easy matinee winner. SECRET STAR, another smart youngster, and the only one of first crop out of a .mare who was a winner. Secret Star rec®n u ' changed hands at a good price. * ! ' ■ WHIPSTER did not serve a mare before this crop of foals; these are from a totalof eight foals in his first restricted season. . . Several of WHIPSTER'S second crop (now two-year-olds) are snap particularly well. WHIPSTER was the outstanding pacer in his class in the 4 to ke retired as a result of being involved in « BID " *■ at Addington. ' WHWSTER. by Quite Sure (imp.) from the Jack Potts mare B<nll4 * "~ is bred on the stoutest lines. of BRILLIANT PERFORMANCES A 4,23 tw °-MILE ASSESSMENT THE H A , LAND cup COMPANY, AND HE HAD RACE RECORDS OF 4.16 FOR TWO MILES AND 3.27 2-5 FOR A MU* AND FIVE FURLONGS. WHIPSTER is a bay horse, foaled 1944, of beautiful quality ance, standing 15.3 hands—as an individual he will compare m thing at the stud today. To Stand at S. T. WEBSTER’S Property. Main South Hoad, i Tinwald: ’Phone BS7M. Ashburton. FEE: 40gns; FREE RETURN (if paid by end of January, 1955) LIMITED NUMBER OF MARES. Grazing: 7/6 and 5/-. AH Care: no HosponsibUW’ T. W. GUDSELL, OWNER, TINWALD L ’PHONE 1007 S, ASHBURTON.