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MARK LOBELL standing at “THE MANOR” ELLESMERE MARK LOBELL had a tendon severed as a yearling and was never trained. This is the only reason such a royally-bred colt could be purchased at auction by New Zealand interests. OVERTRICK SOLICITOR (1.57 KING'S COUNSEL z_ 2-5). a world (1 58' ID. 1.0/ 1-0) champion and top ‘ ' ~r e in ng Champion racehorse Sire of 13 in 2.00 and over 50 in and sire 2.5 from his first four complete crops, compare Adios. 16 and Tar ■■ JANE REYNOLDS Heel 17 in 2.00 from first seven crops. OVERBID (p.2. 2.5 4-51 HAL DALE (2.2i> — 11 Dam also of Re Sire of Adios Good MILMITE double (p. 3. 2.1 1-5) Time, etc and 13 m MARK Dam of: and Overcall (p. 6. L°BEU. 10 Stakes winners $783.948'-BARBARA DIRECT FoZled’lSM < L t°4? »*’“'•:« H.n 1571 : m^d‘ r 15H VOLOMITE ° V * 1 ' 5 champion 2.0 sire 3 - 2 ; 3 |i . - « dctpo urn r* Tatler 7 4.*5) Sire of 33 in 2.0, PETER VOLO Reoorter " and sire °* dams of Sire 10 ln 2 -° and (3z"l-sh) 72 in 20 a*" l °’ 6 in 2 0 Fabricator CIT * ?4 S 1 i Dam of 3 In 2.5 »nd Betsy Mite (2.3 3-5) “'^! E WORTHY gr.nd.m of 20 In 2 5 f2 diO 2 , 7 W 3 in sM r Dem of Scottish Mill?/c?. 5 .d <lo? . 4 ' 5 « U B Y , * XWORTHY <2 3 2*sh) and $145,679). a (2.8$ * Mite Dream world champion; (3 2.5 l-sh) grandam of Newport MILLIE IRWIN Stimulator (2.5) Amigo (1.58 4-5) (2.31) Like Mellay, a leading thoroughbred sire, MARK LOBELL was unraced He is a horse of magnificent conformation and temperament. MARK LOBELL stood his first two seasons at Hawera where he was well patronised Mis oldest progeny are yearlings and have elicited most favourable comment Last season one ot his foals was sold at auction for $2300. SERVICE FEE $2lO Live foal guarantee on positive test if all fees are paid before February 28 1973. Bookings will be accepted on the condition that mares requiring veterinary attention will be treated and charged for. Grazing: Wet mares $2; Dry mares $1.50. All care but no responsibility. Here are eight good reasons for considering Mark Lobell: (1) OVERTRICK, half-brother to unbeaten Free-for-Aller OVERCALL ($793,948) was a racing sensation, defeating CARDIGAN BAY two out of three and retiring at four years, the fastest ever on a half-mile track, holder of eight world records and earnings of $407,488. (2) OVERTRICK with four crops racing has a fantastic record. Ho has over 110 pacers with more than 50 in 2.5 and 13 In 2 min. Already in 1972 he is the sire of two of the season's fastest three-year-old pacers in ARMBRO MYSTIC p. 3, 1.58 1-5 (twice), winner of seven out of 10 starts including four times in 2 min., and DOCTOR ROBERTS p. 3, 1.591 f, undefeated in his last four starts at Brandywine; also a top 1972 two-year-old Stakes filly ARMBRO NYMPH 2.01 1-5. OVERTRICK has four two-year-olds from 1.57 4-5 to 1.59 2-5 and unquestionably is one of America’s greatest pacing sires. (3) MARK LOBELL and superstar ALBATROSS — greatest pacer in history and a $2,500,000 syndication —have similar sire lines. They both havo KING'S COUNSEL and HAL DALE on tholr third line. (4) Mark Lobell's third sire, KING’S COUNSEL, is the sire of the dam of MEADOW SKIPPER and an own brother of SPANGLED MAIDEN Roydon Lodge's great foundation mare and ancestress of Julio Hanover. Adioway, Adloson, Roydon Prince, Scottish Warrior, Jay Ar, Spangled Princess and many others. (5) Two of MARK LOBELL’S half brothers are 2.0 mln. sires — AMORTIZOR 1.57}, in the 1970 season had 76 winners of 329 races for $397 972 and has Improved on this In the 1971 season. This year he has a multiple two-year-old Stake winning colt in AMOR CHANCE 2.02. Reporter in 1970 had the season’s champion 4 year gelding In BULLETIN 1.59 2-5. (6) MARK LOBELL’S dam MILMITE has produced 10 stakes winners of over $350,000. (7) MARK LOBELL’S dam is a half-sister to SCOTLAND’S greatest son SCOTTISH PENCE 1.57 4-5 SCOTTISH PENCE hold world records for 1 mile, 1} and 2 miles, on a half-mile track. Ho was a great 2.00 sire and has a wonderful record as a broodmare sire. (8) WELCOME ADVICE, the Inter-Dominion Grand Final winner and winner of over $lOO,OOO Is by Welcome Stranger, who, like Overtrick Is a son of Solicitor. By any standards MARK LOBELL has unrivalled sire credentials. His sire’s first five dams are all 2.00 producers. His dam is a half-sister to multiple world champion and 2.00 mln sire, and she has already produced two 2.00 mln. sires and two 2.00 min. and six 2.05 pacers. All that, and as a bonus she is by Immortal VOLOMITE, the greatest sire of our times. MARK LOBELL is rising five years, has exceptional fertility and Is the first In the world by OVERTRICK to good to the stud. GO TO HIM AND BE A GENERATION AHEAD. MARK LOBELL is standing at THE MANOR. ELLESMERE, R D., CHRISTCHURCH. Inspection most cordially invited. Phone FREEMAN HOLMES, 295-882 Christchurch or write

BREED TO A PROVEN SIRE VIM HANOVER (2.1 4-5 FREE-LEGGED) By NIBBLE HANOVER Jk from VEDA HANOVER By BILLY DIRECT " from BBk VIVIAN HANOVER Who is the third dam W of the World Cham- ? ■ pion ALBATROSS, the W ® youngest ever horse to win $1,000,000. VAN HANOVER’S progeny include — SELWYN HANOVER, AMBER LAD voted “Horse of the Year” in Southland 1969-70, winner of the Roxburgh Trotting Cup (defeating Boyfriend) and sold to U.S.A, where he has been a consistent winner, Irish Whispers, General Demand, Gregory James (sold to United States of America), an Australian classic winner, Glen Gary another Australian classic winner, Adult Hanover (sold to U.S.A.) a Southland record holder, Talavara, Laura 4.18 for two miles, Fantastic a 3-y-o Addington winner, Strachur, the outstanding 3-y-o Trotter Browns Lad, the up and coming pacer Ron Hanover, and the promising 3-y-o maiden winners Van Valette and Vanchelle. ASSOCIATE SIRE WHIPAWAY A GREAT STAYING SON OF WHIPSTER from ARDOND And a grand racehorse, winner of five races, including the Rangiora Cup, and over $4OOO before meeting with an injury which enforced his early retirement. WHIPAWAY has outstanding bloodlines with the combination of all the great N.Z. sires of the past, Quite Sure, Jack Potts, Wrack, Grattan Loyal, Rey d’or. Prince Imperial and Wildwood Junior, and although he has had only limited stud opportunities he is already the sire of COOL DIONNE (pictured at lower right) winner of 1971 Ken Morrison Stakes for 2-y-o’s, also winner of 1971 Single Direct Stakes for 2-y-o's at Tauranga, and at his only S.l. start COOL DIONNE ran second to Young Quinn. i BBBUBBM WHIPAWAY also sire of I ® Fire Call who showed I exceptional ability in re- I cording his first win, at J Alexandra Park, winning by | V the margin of 12 lengths ~~ in 3.29 for Im sf; the , consistent Stirling Gold, and Australian winner •' „ .. Chetynd. COOL DIONNE by WHIPAWAY from ROBIN FROST winning Ken Morrison Stakes at Alexandra Park by six lengths. VAN HANOVER $2OO Feeds WHIPAWAY $lOO WHICH WILL COVER SERVICE FEE, GRAZING AND VETERINARY FEES ON BOTH SIRES UP TO 10 WEEKS. AFTERWARDS BY ARRANGEMENT. LIVE FOAL GUARANTEE — DISCOUNT FOR TWO OR MORE MARES INSPECTION INVITED F. R. BEBBINGTON — AVALON STUD No. 2 R.D. ASHBURTON. TELEPHONE WINCHMORE 603, ASHBURTON.