CAMPO (5) 1957 BLK.H. * " FOR THE BEST FROM THREE WORLDS AUSTRALIA CAMPO won the Q.T.C. Brisbane Centennial Cup, 2m, Melbourne R. C. Silvan H eap.. 13 furs., V.A.T.C. Ormond Trial, l*m. div. and was placed from 7| furs, to 2m. including close seconds in the Y-A-’-C. st. Kilda Heap., 2m. and Inkerman Heap., 2m. He won £17.805 and beat such good horses as Sometime, Grand Print, Lord Fury, Maidenhead, etc. CAMPO is brother or half-brother to six Australian winners at distances from Im. to Ijm. Two-mile winners make great sires witness, Martian, Kilbroney*, Marco Polo ll*. Contact, Spearfelt, Windbag, etc. THIS IS MELBOURNE CUP MATERIAL ********* ENGLAND LANDAU*, sire of CAMPO, is a sone of the brilliant classic winners Dante and Sun Chariot both real Champions. LANDAU* has been the ™ „ Vi ?‘ orian s ' re f° r man * years ’ his stock having won over £190,000. His half-brother Gigantic has sired the top colts Empyreus and Royal Duty. LANDAU* is also closely related to the 1964 English champion Santa Claus and to the Oaks winner Carrozza. HERE IS TOP NATIONAL STUD BLOOD 30 lots from this stud realised 271,290 gns. in December. 1964. FRANCE CAMPO is a half-brother to Pharad, a leading French two-year-old of his year. His dam, French-bred Savannah’, is by Jock, sire of Sunny Boy, champion French stallion in 1954. CAMPO’S grandam is a sister to the great DJEBEL, three times champion French sire. His notable sire sons include My Babu, Hugh Lupus, Clarion and Targui*. The 1965 English Derby and Two Thousand Guineas winners are both French bred. STUD FEE: 100 guineas plus veterinary fees. 75 guineas plus veterinary fees for two or more mares. Fees payable on Positive Pregnancy Test or Return Privilege. FOUNTAINHEAD REPRESENTING DAZZLING SPEED Gold Nib DaStUr 5^° aUghter Gold Race “ un Expanse Bulandshar Hernia- Expense Rosselen Jay Valkyrian Potoa Campfire nussgien Tra(ee | haptoa (hap|jna |ota WINNER of 14 races, incl. W.R.C. Telegraph Handicap 6 furlongs in Australasian record time. FOUNTAINHEAD raced brilliantly throughout his notable career, winning races from two years to seven years. FOUNTAINHEAD was never over-raced and was retired to the Stud in perfect physical condition. Mr George Blackwell (a director of The Curragh Bloodstock Agency) on a visit to New Zealand, expressed the opinion that FOUNTAINHEAD was one of the finest types of sprinter he had seen anywhere in the world. Bookings to this potential top sire are being accepted. Please book early. Stud fees 75 gns. return privilege or positive pregnancy test. reOarun IS ON THE UP AND UP In the past few weeks * MONETARY has won the W.R.C. Stewards’ H’cap., 6 furs. by 2} lengths. * LINRED has won the Wai mate Rattrya Mem. S/chase by 2 . lengths. * LINRED has won the Westerns Cup S/chase by 15 lengths. * REDBOROUGH, PARIS MODEL, AHANUI, VICKI LEiGH, CHALLIS and COUNT BIAN have also won this season. * Previous winners include First Watch, Red Hot, Burrabil, Kummel, Sue, etc. DO YOU REALISE 1. RED MARLIN* is the only son of Hyperion now at stud in New Zealand. 2. RED MARLIN's* sire and dam won between them two St. Legers, the Derby and the One Thousand Guineas. 3. RED MARLIN* is closely related to the top sires Swallow Tail, Shantung and Masthead*. 4. RED MARLIN* has.a pedigree free from Phalaris blood. 5. RED MARLIN’ won in England at 11 furlongs. His stock can go a distance and bad ground doesn’t worry them. 6. RED MARLIN* is standing at a fee of 100 guineas plus veterinary fees. Fees payable on Positive Pregnancy Test or Free Return. RED MARLIN* (8), Ch. Ch. by HYPERION-HERRINGBONE by KING SALMON. LIVE FOAL GUARANTEE. BY ARRANGEMENT for all three sire*. * The Stud provides the very best of grazing on rich country; ■ which is under irrigation in dry periods. MORWENSTOW STUD, KAIAPOI D. B. C. ALLIN, Telephone 7030, Kaiapoi.
M NASIM (Grey 14-1) &| f Regd. A.H.S.B. VdX Extremely quiet, great nature. Grandson of world famous champion “Raktha.” Available to limited No. mares at only ® ns - '■ iye ’ oal ' W' W ■ MOONLIGHT 13.1 Palomino. Full W- ■ 1 brother “Tom Thumb” the well known 11 ■ B Show ) um P er an d will s ' re out" H -I ■ I standing ponies. Available to very X Jf * limited No. of mares. FEE 12} gns. ( Live foal. 4* A “CORAL ARC" 16 H.H. Liver Chestnut T.B. Sire of good Show HACKS, Hunters and Polo Ponies. Fee only 15 gns. Live foal. Grazing 7/6 and 10/-. FREE transport 50 miles 2 or more mares. Inspection invited. DIRGHAMA STUD Mt Somers. Phone 6M Springbum.
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