TO STAND AT “ MORWENSTOW,” KAIAPOI THE BEST PERFORMED SON OF COBONACH AT THE STUD IN NX CORAL ARC (7) CHESTNUT HORSE By CORONACH—BARBACAN by TOP GALLANT—COLUMBIA by SPEARMINT. CORAL ABC was a high-class winner of 8 race* and £10,210, including the WXC. Wellington Handicap, CJ.C. Metropolitan Handicap and D.J.Q, Hazlett Gold Cup, and was placed in 17 other races, including second in Auckland Cup and W.R.C. Wellington Handicap. CORONACH won the Derby, St Leger and £48,255, and his son* have been brilliant successes at the stud in every part of the world. NICCOLA DELL'ABCA, unbeaten as a three-year-old, was leading sire in Italy in I9SO, and got Daumier (Italian Derby and St. Leger), Fiorella (leading throe-year-old in 1950), Trevisana (Italian St. Leger and Astolfina (Italian Oaks): he now stands in England ert 400 gns and has already sired "•*>• Grande (leading two-year-old of 1952), Nick La Rocca (Ascot Stakes), Brilliant Green (Jockey Club Stakes 1954) and many other winners. In Franc* CBANACH has sired the classic winners Violoncello, Ciei Etoil* (French St. Leger) and FLUTE ENCHANTEE. MONTROSE was loading sir* in South Africa in 1950-51; CAITHNESS and CORONATION DAY have been great stud successes in Australia,- and in New Zealand COLAIS sired Geld*n Coronach. CORONACH is also sire of th* dam of BUTHLESS, leading N.2. sir* last season. BARBACAN is also th* dam of TAURANGL winner of 9 races, including W.R.C. Thompson Handicap and Waikato Cup; dam of PUTOKO (6 wins and £ 13,418 including Brisbane Cup, 2m, and A.J.C. Flight Stakes), Rangitau (8 wins and £BO3O, including th* Waikato Lady Norrie Stakes, w.t.a., and second in th* Royal Auckland Cup, 2m, beaten a nos*). Kowhata (7 wins in Australia, third in th* Brisbane Cup),- and Jenny Bank (a two-year-old winner this season); also of GOLDEN BARB, dam of LIVRE DOB (13 wins and £52771), BARBACAN was a winner, and sister to BARBETTE (V.R.C. Oaks). CORAL ARC has an unbeaten show ring record in Canterbury and was highly praised by the best judges for his perfect type. Ho is absolutely sound. CORAL ARC'S oldest progeny, now yearlings, have plenty of size and are grand type*. He has stamped his stock, who favour him in colour as well cm conformation, and they show the influence of the Hurry On blood. CORAL ARC is available to breeders at the very reasonable fee of: 40 GUINEAS to approved mares (With- return privilege) All ear* taken but no responsibility. Inspection cordially invited. D. B. C. ALLIN - ” Morwenstow ” - KAIAPOI 'Phon* 114, KaiapoL
The English-bred sire with winning New Zealand performances. KING’S COMMAND* (14) A direct descendant of immortal Pretty Polly. By BIG GAME (8), winner of the Two Thousand Guineas, Newmarket Champion Stakes (If m.), and unbeaten in five starts as a two-year-old. Leading English Sire in 1948 and also Leading Sire of Two-year-old winners. From Rusk, the dam of Sonna Rusk and Turkish Blood. BABY POLLY (by th* Derby winner. Spearmint), the grand-dam of King's Command, also left Colorado Kd, a high class racehorse and successful sire. PRETTY POLLY, the dam of Baby Polly, won 22 races and £37J97, including th* One Thousand Guineas, Oaks and St Leger. KING'S COMMAND showed great gameness in the comparatively few race* he had in New Zealand. He won 10 races, including the CJ.C. Gimcrack Handicap (7 £) with topweight of 8.4, the DJ.CL Members' Handicap (7 L) easily with 8.10, and the Geraldine Cup (14 m.) with top weight of 9.0 in 2A 1-5. A limited number of bookings will be taken to King's Command in his second season at the stud at a fee of 100 GUINEAS. Also PEAK HALYARD (22) By the Derby winner. Blue Peter, from the Blandford mare, Harina, winner of the Kempton Park Imperial Produce Stakes. Peak Halyard is a half-brother to Neocracy, the cam of TULTAR, all-time English record stake-winner of £76,417, including th* 1952 D*rby, St. Leger and Ascot King George and Queen Elizabeth Stakes. 75 GUINEAS. TE TAWA STUD, Hadlow Road, Timaru. E. J. Richards, ’Phone 21225. Or Pyna, Gould, Guinness, Ltd., Christchurch, Timaru and Branches.
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