WINGATUI SALE

Press, Volume CII, Issue 30065, 25 February 1963, Page 6

WINGATUI SALE

Crackle Brings 425 Guineas ■‘Th* Press" Special Service DUNEDIN, February 34. Crackle and Lord Fair were the top-priced lots at a eale of racing stock held at Wingatid before the Dunedin Jockey Club’* race meeting on Satur<UCrJ'kir e niri a' member of the well-known Fireside -„*“ rni * y r was offered by hi* Wing.tul breeder. Mr D. P. was pureha*ed by Mrs E. M. and Mr E. W Woodham, of Oamaru. for 425 guineas. Fire Bar, another horae offered bv Mr WU*on. did not reach the reserve, but Kelton waa sold to Mr J. Lott, of Sumner, tor 75 guinea*. Mr Lott i* well known in show circle*, and ha* won many championship* with Regal Arch. _ _ The other horses were offered on account of the estate of the Ute J. A. NeiUon. Lord Fair, a four-year-old gelding by Fair’* Fair from Lochllaten. waa passed in at 308 Eineas. but wa» Uter sold to r F Wstson. ot Outram. for aix-year-oid *e>6in< A tworiear-old bay fiU» by Dogger Bank from LochliaUn was purohaaed by Messrs R. SuUlvan (North Talari) and S. Weir tor 280 guineas. She 1* to join C. Millar a «tal-’e at Wings-

tui. Lochlisten. In foal to Kurdiatan. was sold to the Wingatu* trainer, H. A. Anderton, aa agent, for 160 guinea*. _ _ . T"he sale was conducted by Wright, Stephenson and ComE. Ltd.. Dunedin, in condon with Pyne. Gould, neat Ltd.. Christchurch.