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Press, Volume CX, Issue 32394, 5 September 1970, Page 8

NMA W.S. & Co. Standardbred Horse Sale Gore Showgrounds, Thursday, 17th September, 1970 Commencing 2 p.m. Messrs NMA Company of N.Z. Ltd, in conjunction with W.S. and Co., Gore, will conduct a Public Auction of Standardbred horses at the above place and time. THE FOLLOWING IS A FULL LIST OF ENTRIES: Yearlings A/c J. 0. Crooks, Invercargill BAY FILLY, KING CREED RIVORO BAY FILLY, YANKEE EXPRESS JENNY JEROME A/c Ascot Stud, Invercargill COLT, GOOD POINT AUTOCRAT FILLY, GOOD POINT MISS SMITH FILLY, GOOD POINT AUREOLE COLT, GOOD POINT WOODLAW LASS COLT, GOOD POINT REGINA MUNDI COLT, GOOD POINT ELSINORE FILLY, EXPRESS DIRECT CHIMERA A/c J. A. Mcßae, Invercargill COLT, ©(PRESS DIRECT FIREFLAUGHT A/c I. A. McKinnel, Gore COLT, EXPRESS DIRECT INGLE STAR A/c A. B. Baxter, Seaward Downs FILLY, KING CREED SOUTHERN SAL A/c D. J. Stiven, Tapanui FILLY, PRINCE CHARMING STORMY STAR A/c F. M. O'Donahue, Lawrence COLT, WAITAKI HANOVER BIDDY DILLON 2 Year Olds A/c Ascot Stud, Invercargill BROWN FILLY, EXPRESS DIRECT TE WAEWAE A/c S. W. & 0. C. McNaughton, Wrights Bush GELDING, DICK ADIOS GLENMUICK Unraced Stock A/c J. 0. Crooks, Invercargill 3 year old Chestnut Gelding. Hodgen's Surprise—Gail Warrior. Broken in, gaited and running along. In light work. A/c J. J. Murdoch, Middlemarch 5 year old gelding "Court Blue" by Blue Court View. Broken in and gaited. Racing Stock A/c D. J. Stiven, Tapanui “TREASONABLE” (TROTTER) 7-YEAR-OLD GELDING COURT MARTIAL NIGHT SPOT. In light work. A/c A. J. Shand, Lawrence “SEA WALLA” 8-YEAR-OLD BLACK MARE, SEAFORTH HEATHER WALLA. 2.19 class pacer. Broodmares A/c J. 0. Crooks “GAIL WARRIOR". Served by Yankee Express 20.1.70. Positive Test. “LANNETTE”. Served by Yankee Express. Positive Test. “GOLD FLIRT” in foal to Honest Master (last date service 2.2.70). A/c J. Lischner, Kelso “KIM AIDONIS”. Not in foal. A/c Browngate Stud “VIOLA BOND”. Served by Honest Master. “WINTER DAPHNE”. Served by Honest Master. Sundries A/c Client 6 NEW SETS TROTTING HARNESS A/c T. Gilder 2 HORSE COVERS

Plane patrons for Wellington Trotting Club’s forthcoming Night Meetings please confirm bookings. PHONE 70-295 McLachlan, C.O. & B.A.

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THE HAMPTON LODGE STUD, Invercargill ■ proudly announces its sire list for the 1970 season—of proved sires in BELLBOROUGH B| E & FREELIGHT and the royally-bred recent acquisition CHARICLES —at the most reason- MH able fees of any thoroughbred sires standing in New Zealand today . . I BELLBOROUGH (21) Imp. a k i| There would not be the slightest doubt that BELLBOROUGH is |||| |H the best stud proposition in New Zealand today .. . |||| ■ He was the champion South Island sire for the past season. EH ® He has sired more winners than any other sire in New Zealand ‘S |H over the past two seasons. |H For two successive years he has sired the winners of more than 100 races - 103 in 1968-69 and 100 last season. Only two g||| M other sires both champions in Hunting Song and Foxbridge are members of the famed “100 Club”. /?*s<■* ’ 5 M He has sired sprinters, stayers, hurdlers and steeplechasers of : ER ® the calibre of Court Belle (won the Great Autumn Handicap yfi J* g£ twice), a champion filly in Rondabelle, Bellition, Red Sash, Maree || ||g| Dee, Bellbridge, a top young jumper in Radiant Light, Campanile. 1 K Red Copy, Town Crier, star Ricearton galloper in Meldie, Wat- SB E allan, and a string of others. TVS EH The Bellboroughs have it in their favour that they can handle / ® all track conditions; they show brilliant early form and later ,! '.I , / ,-■ H handle stayer’s distances; his fillies are as good as his colts H a breeding angle widely appreciated by brood mare owners and HE H one which is an early pointer to a brood mare sire which no doubt Bellborough will be destined to come. VIMHi CHARICLES (3) Imp. CHARICLES, a top racehorse, is the first son of a noted sprint sire in BLEEP BLEEP secured for this country. Bleep Bleep, a son of Hard Sauce, who sired an English Derby winner in Hard Ridden, was a top-ranking English sprinter and when retired to the stud in 1962 was an im- H H mediate success as a sire. CHARICLES, who is an upstanding bay horse, is out of Candida, a top brood mare by Stardus (son of Hyperion), whose sons Stunning in New Zealand, and Star Kingfl dom in Australia, have made a great impact. Stunning is the sire of Daryl’s Joy, Hamua, ■ Red Chips and others, and Star Kingdom was champion Australian sire for five seasons and leading sire of,two-year-olds seven times. Candida, who won five races at two and three years, was a most successful brood mare. She was the dam of seven winners of 22 races in England valued at $51,290 and of 12 races in America. Candida's dam, Mivvy Annie, left eight individual winners of 23 races and her granddam, Ask Her, left five individual winners. FREELIGHT (22) Imp. The proven staying sire FREELIGHT won seven races from l|m to two miles, and his first crops have already indicated that it will be as stayers that they distinguish themselves. > . ..... FREELIGHT, a son of Borealis, a half brother to a champion sire in Alycidon, represents the famed male line of Teddy. His dam Freedar, who left six individual winners, fl was by Dastur (son of Solario) from the Fairway mare Freeway. FREELIGHT has an outstanding siring record considering that he has not been extenfl sively represented to date. His best winner has been the south's top stayer. Somelight, fl winner of the Wyndham Cup and the Invercargill Gold Cup (Im sf) and whose mile and ■ a quarter in winning the Wyndham Cup in 2:2 2-5 is a Southland and Otago record for | the distance. . . „ . - I FREELIGHT has sired others such as David Porter, Footloose, Deep Cove, Mr Southland Cosmic Light (Australia), Black Wonder, Free Frenchman, Cattina, You Listen, fl Antarctic Light Gay Rosa, Central Light, Rose-Accord and others. Free Frenchman, un- ■ fl beaten in four’ starts over the Ricearton course at the Grand National meeting, is rated one of the finest young 'chasers in the country. From winners to starters FREELIGHT’S score is second to none. STUD FEES: For further particulars apply: saw SS D. E. &A. J. LAWTON Freelight (imp.) $250 ” IVII HAMPTON LODGE STUD, BAY ROAD, INVERCARGILL X»‘^rX om o’nT N w°.J Phone 88-347, Invercargill mH I™ Canterbury area. Stud Manager: W, A. Lawton fig 1