THIS COLT, LOT 79, HAS EVERYTHING TO RECOMMEND HIM s On top of his splendid conformation and undoubted quality he is a half-brother to the very reliable and consistent galloper Red Carpet, winner of 10 races including an Ash* burton Cup; and to Ernie’s Advice winner of two races. Red Carpet and Ernie’s Advice are the only earlier foals out of unraced Otaio Rambler, by Peak Halyard, whose dam Guile was out of Penny Wise, a half-sister to the Stewards' Handicap winner Not Out Penny Wise was also grandam of Sparkler who raced with success at Warwick Farm, Riccarton, Trentham and Rand wick. Vendor: Mr G. W. K. Stirling, Kingsdown, Timaru. Mr D. A. Lane of Waimate will offer a two-year-old colt by Fountainhead out of Regal Coat, by Royal Chief, next dam by Paper Slipper. THIS IS LOT 84 Royal Coat the grand-dam bred five winners among which was the good jumper Pages Raid, three times winner of the Lincoln Steeplechase. Curtena won at two years. Ironside was 11 times successful, Algaro won eight races and Royal Slipper a winner at two years became the dam of the good Australian performer Gold Quality. Croydon's Gold, at Trentham, Seaturn, at Awapuni, Tivoli, A-Okay and Hnob were other winners out of Royal Slipper. Night Coat, out of Royal Coat was the dam of Bandbox whose daughter Bandeau was the dam of Tom Jones a Nathans’ Memorial winner at Ellerslie.
YOU HAVE THE CHANCE TO BUY ANOTHER ARTIFICE GAlt KEEPER a ”’ 't * (7) 1961 | | ' Represented by Lots 19 - and 69 in Monday’s sale BUE, A chestnut horse by the St. Leser winner Alcide, sire of Atilli in South , Australia and Oncidium in New Zealand, '--X' z out of Hortentia, by Precipitation. . z Gate Keaper won twice over 1} miles in ?? record time in England and has sired ? \ another record holder. Artifice, at Otaki. /<■ - Artifice was the best staying mare of t last summer. She went on to win the ? A y Queen Elizabeth Handicap at Ellerslie £ which heralded her greatest success, the J? . AUCKLAND CUP. * £ ££r ‘S’rTof’the 1 moSSlteS iffy- Merit Ann, out of Sundown whosei dam ing find of the late 60's, the mcompar- Red Eve was • Bister Dolter • >hia Rain irwM dual Melbourne Cud from which sprang that fine galloper, Mtgnty uonar. ■ linger meiDoume uup fl j ght of th# Thompson 4 Shorts Hwdicap Gat, kwerii dam won th. Goodwood ,t Trantham th, & Ste*" • Nassau Stakes and the grand-dam Riccarton, and the Hazlett Gold Cup at wingauii. &“ S M . two )Sr.oi« wS. w, Th.™ are winnn galore in this th, dam of ter, winnon and was a f wch as Master Anomaly with • ™" rt 22 *"”■ Rntelm. Sha*'™" This filly will' b. admitted by J.’ A. McCammon. c .z ß, p n . Bthw 8 th w, 2 Sf IW ' 7 aX" n g>» Ch,p • , Gate Keeper will be availeble to a few will be sold by Mrs S. *■_’JjJ’Jj'J': ®!™ h «„ outside mares in the Spring and will He is. a haH-drother to Shateebout who has won two stand at Mr Gordon Thomson’s Mosgiel times in N.S.W., .J-Jjl’*!' 4*™ .™J. {*ir. war ,L R,rtM ' P * rtiCU, * r ’ dam °if fi LOT 69: ”Z-w.r oM chestnut filly, winner and Stakes plane ViZJin'SS like Artifice, is out of an Underwood of , thr * Tr L?’ Ju!lf £1 V.m mare as are the good winners, City D 4 Uk Ul.i?l fo Lm»E J SLi the Cmart Riwinuituirf Rlunlonsh end of Gendarme, Struth a good winner in japan, xno &ri if ’ Manawatn and Heatings Gold Cup winner Sslhla, Ruthless Earl of Eoxwood. Sal a Cup winner who bred Pharsaal a game and conCAmalrAtt fAI- CTPIVAI*ft sistent racahorw who met an untimely death and of ora ties top arayers tb , winMr ufoonmM. The big prize money Is offered for the longest races, so why not be Interested in a pair well equipped with stamina to win these.
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FOURTH ANNUAL SOUTH ISLAND THOROUGHBRED SME TO BE HELD AT THE CHRISTCHURCH SHOWCROUNDS UNDER COVER MONDAY 9th AUGUST at 9.30 am CATALOGUE COMPRISES 46 YEARLINGS 20 FILLIES 26 COLTS By sires: Mellay, Bellborough, Lomond, Kurdistan, Darnley, Afghanistan, Royal Ridge, GVoek God, Beau JJ*able Lionheartad, Arragon, Whistling Willie, Ribotlight, etc. Half-brothers and half-sisters to many winneis mcL: Western Gate (14 wns). My Boa (11 wins), General Joe (5 wins), Fairlane (12 wins), Cranbrook (121 wins), etc. Close relations to Red Sash, Shoel, Princess Mellay, Great Sensation, Seminole, Far Time, Sharif, Meldle, Archbishop, Falnriew Lad, Trelay, Mannix, etc. 65 TWO-YEAR-OLDS 34 FILLIES ' 4 GELDINGS 27 COLTS By sires as represented above plus: Eastern Nip, Grey William, Golden Plume, As Befche, Sedgewick, Fountainhead, Gate Keeper, My Pal, etc. Half-sisters to Allez Vite, Sheoughto, Lord Lucan, Al Azhar, Totaija Lad ± Totara Lass, Golden Promise, Raaj Kapoor (Aust.), etc. Half-brothers to General Simm, St. Malo, Red Carpet, Astral Ffght, Fairlane, Cranbrook, etc. Close relations to Happy Birthday, Trelay, Howe, Change, Golden Defoe, Quezette, Mr Mink, Dauntless, Hush Money, Habanita, Bompa, Lucky Son, Bardall, etc. 26 BROOD MARES Many winning mares to be offered incl.: Flying Melda (half-sister to Susah Jane). Also darns of winners such as Bright Girl, Western Gale, Cesare Borgia, Castle Gregory, etc. Many served by sires as mentioned above plus Tiber 11, Darnley, Orbiter, Charicles, Avocat General, etc. 7 UNTRIED HORSES Half-brothers to Barwood (5 wins), Doraldo (2 wins), Bright Girl (3 wins), Glenmlst (9 wins), Trickstar (5 wins), etc. x 18 RACEHORSES Offering includes: Funny Way (6 wins), David William (9 wins). Red Copy (12 wins), Maxwelton, First Son, TallsaH, Dougs General, etc. PARADE TOMORROW 1.45 p.m. SALE MONDAY 9JO a.m. CATALOGUES AVAILABLE FROM THE JOINT AUCTIONEERS PYNE, GOULD, GUINNESS LIMITED, WRIGHT, STEPHENSON and CO. LTD., BOX 112, CHRISTCHURCH. P.O. BOX 1895, WELLINGTON.
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