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A DUAL AUCKLAND CUP AND FREE-FOR-ALL WINNER SOANGETAHA ... RACE RECORDS: ?.3 2-5, Im; 2.37, I Im; 3.9 1-5, 3.22 3-5, I3f; 4.12, 2m. Winner of 15 races including Great Northern Pacing Darby and £22,342 10s in stakes. B» Light Brigade (imp.), leading sire of the Dominion for the 1954-57 season and hi second place last sseiss. Sire of SOANGETAHA, Lookswsy, Thunder, Light Nurse, Vedette, Attack, Tactics, Masterpiece, White Angel, La Mignon. Battle Cry, Signal Light. Free Fight, etc., and SOANGETAHA, if given the opportunity, should prove a worthy “ion of hit father." Light Brigade (Imp.) It by the mighty Volomlto, tire of 22 pacers and II trotters in the 2.0 list. FIRST DAM: Polho Det, an unraced more; the dam of eight winners. They are Soongetaho, 23 2-5: Mooto Casino. 2.43 2-5; Aussie Boy. 3.47 3-8; Gallant Day, 3.18 3-5; Camille, 3.3) 1-5. 13f.; Prince Polka. 4.)* 2-5. 2m.: Leaky *-•: «"d Shootleg Star, 2.14, the dsm of National Star, 44k Lord Astral, 3.23 1-5 and Astor 2.4* 1-5. By Maa o’ War. 3.17, dual winner of the Auckland Cup, firstly from 84 yards and his second from the long mark of 9* yards. Man o' War won several races In Australia before coming to New Zealand as a sin-year-old in the 1920-21 seston. He won a further II races here. Man o War sired many high-class winners, including *Var Buoy (undefeated in his first 10 starts), Happy Man, a free-for-all winner, and Navy Blue, winner of the Auckland Cup. Besides SOANGETAHA, Man o’ War Is tire of the dams of Loyal Nurse (N.Z. Cup and Auckland Cup), Victory Globe (Auckland Cup), Acropolis (Dunedin Cup), etc. . SECOND DAM: Betty Wild by Wildwood Junior, dual N.Z. Cup winner. Sire of 120 winners. THIRD DAM: Bessls 8.. by Young Irvington. Sire of the dams of three champions: Ribbonwood, Admiral Wood and Our Thorpe. FOURTH DAM: Minto by Berlin (ImpJ Fee: 50 Gns. Free Return. Standing oo the property of the owner, MRS M. A. RYLAND "MARYLAND," 4 R.D., GREENPARK. 'Phone 82S Lincoln. Evenings or Weekends. Or inquire P. Hamptao, 31 Mortlake St., Islington. Grazing: Wet Mares 10/., Dry Mam 7/4 per week. All Care Taken But No Responsibility.