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A stallion whose record compels attention LOMOND (1) 1960 * „ Sire of winners of more than 50 races and close to $70,000 for the 1973 z 74 season. ■■■ k ‘ \ \ \ . “ s * t ■Bh I r- JlliSliilJ B RACING RECORD Lomond won the York ■ Ebor Handicap, Princess b ■ oL Wales Stakes twice, || |p Newmarket, Churchill «"Ji H Stakes ’ Ascot ' and nine B I ! ° ther races from seven 5 Uli furlongs to two miles. * “One of the most courageous horses ever to come to this part of the world.” That was the tribute paid to Lomond by the famous international jockey Ron Hutchinson after the son of Preciptic was bought for Chelandry Stud. He kept improving from season to season. It could reasonably be expected that his sire record would follow a similar pattern, yet he is being represented by winners at old ages, in sprints and over ground. Representatives of Lomond's first crop raced as five-year-olds Jamarl, from the powerful Verner stable at Takanini, won the in the 1973/74 season, and they have shown all the versatility Franklin Handicap in distinguished company and was placed of the stock of Kurdistan, who brought such fame to Chelandry. in six other races. In Loch Linnhe he has sired a racehorse of astonishing Red Flight (3 wins) has been one of many others to keep the versatility — the winner this year of the Riverton Cup, the Lomond record moving for the season. Great Autumn Handicap, races over hurdles, and over country! Lomond is also sire of Tourie (Dunedin Guineas, Riverton Cup, Loch Linnhe is already winner of over $20,000 and will have Dunedin Gold Cup), Orcades (Auckland Ladies’. Mile), Lomiss rewarding opportnities to swell that total in the new season. (South Island Futurity Stakes), Caledonian Lass (Dunedin Zee Bee, a contemporary of Loch Linnhe, has this season won Champagne Stakes). four races including the Dunedin Jockey Club’s Queen Elizabeth Lomond’s sire Rreciptic was one of the hardiest sons of the Handicap, the Wairio Cup at a middle distance, the Riverton great stayer Precipitation, being retired to stand at the Irish Farewell Handicap as a sprinter. National Stud as winner of 15 races. Sundeu is also winner of four races for the season. Lomax Lomond's dam. Miss Prince, traces to Sonsie Queen, great ran away with the honours in the Canterbury Jockey Club’s grand-dam of Cherimoya (Oaks) and ancestress of Cameronian New Zealand Breweries Handicap. (2000 Guineas and Derby). PUCIAkinDV CTlin Taramoa R.D.B, Invercargill. VnCLHUUIII OIUU Nrne 582, Waianawa or W. E. HAZLETT, P.O. BOX 305, INVERCARGILL.