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NEW ZEALAND THOROUGHBRED BREEDERS ASSOCIATION NATIONAL SECRETARY lhe As->ox lanc i ; a to • Responsibility t •?;r ♦ 1of the Asso< • Organisation nf Mud ma- ♦ • Generally •• ■ ■ I The President. N.Z. Thoroughbred Breeders Association Inc., P 0. Box 743, WELLINGTON

MORWENSTOW STUD KAIAPOI We look to the 1976 stud season with lull confidence in our line-up of five young stallions rich in pedigree and potential. The brilliant performances recently of Wellmeas, Te Pango Nui and the deeds earlier of Binkie, Kowhai Glen and others underline the loss of our imported Greek God., But the influence of that notable success will remain for many years yet. We have taken positive steps to that end by adding two of his sons. Greek Prophet and Greek Image, to our sire strength A cordial invitation is extended to all visitors to the Grand National Carnival to inspect our stallions. SABRATEL is a young horse whose pooigree compels attention He is the first son of Anopous bought for stud in New Zealand. Acropolis, winner of 7 rates inc Newmarket Stakes in course record time is a sire with Internationa 1 ranking and own brother to Alycidon a champinn stayer and hampion sue whose daughter the matchless Meld produced Meilav and the Derby winner Charlottown Sabratel s dam Amidship has also produced Captain Horatio a winner in Australia Amidship by Doutelle from Young Lntiy (4 wins inc Lancashire Oaks) by Foxhunter Horn Farr Venus (Newmarket Granby Stakes). The next dam Wings of Love won Ascot Granville Stakes and produced Spy-Arm (Irish 1000 Gnsj. Sabratel is standing his thud season at Morwenstow His first foals last spring impressed the good judge . ORBITER, like Sabratel. is a male fine descendant of the great Blandford, and is a son of Alcide sue also of the brilliantly successfu 1 Oncidrum and Gate Keeper. Orbiter s dam, La Montespan won and was p'ar.ed in the best company m France and produced 6 winners This is a family of true international influence and p'estige it's members including the great performer and sue Donatello 11, Dossa Dossi (Ita'ran Oaksi Degas (winner of no fewer than 65 races in Italy) Favonia (A' nt lersey Stakes. Newmarket July Stakes! I litau A-. m Queen Vase). Valuta a French winner at tud m New Zea'ana Thymus (Fiench 2000 Guineas) et ‘ Orbiter s oldest progeny in the ,ea>nn just ended .-.p» too* year-olds and in the tradition of a sue with marked staying influences time will be the best of his sons and daughters He is sue of Moon Ror.ke'. one of Queens land's most promising three year old fillip- 'ast season Star Streaker, a winner on Victorian out .e and in New Zealand, the very promising Kaimoto. GREEK PROPHET newcomers to our line-up of stal'iou This striking son of our deceased stallion Greek God wi 1 a imited oi.’ff of mares as a two-year-o'd this -eason On our decision to place this elegant grey at se'vr p owner- wem quick *n make bookings with the dams of Kowhai Gen Binkie Antinous. etc Greek Prophets dam is our imported Palestine mr<> Impish 11, whose dam imperial was by Dante from Bonnet o. Blue by Scottish Union Bonnet o' B ue also left Zeus Boy one of Palestine $ leading winners in Europe, winner of 8 rices inc Brighton Cup, Brighton Autumn Cud Hunt'ey and Palmers Biscuit T-ophv and $23,000. GREEK IMAGE, at service this season, is a b’oth»' of *hp winner Ladv Camille. His dam Kimb* by Jeky a b’othe’ of the famnu*, wip'd from Hunting Melody (9 wins) by bea u'* Hunt ‘-om Lin Marlene, bv Nightly Topsy Wood. Hunting Melody is dan :;f the wi-uif >',i' ~ ,n, nad:nw Big Trouble- Trivprton Ri/x (NSW I® W®kd Lili Marlene, winner of two races, the dan of 0 < Me odv (13 wins) and intpeaken (6). Topsy Wood dam of Esca ado (/ win- ..s Ba n wins in N I and Australia i. WAR ADMIRAL, K bM.tt.nf a on «f toe great Kurdistan and a member of a highly successful Southland family claimed much attention amongst brood mare owners from the ’ime of his arrival at Morwenstow in 1974. War Admua won two 'aces and was a minor p:ace-g»tter in 21 other starts His dam Warfare (War Game • Fa"ago'i won 14 races and aso produced Wa r ight, War Are and Wa* F ,ght a” winners. This is the famuv of bban 11 win' m Ae hngton Rar ne Club Handicap Dunedin Cup CJC Jockev C’ub Hanfliran m 'ecord time), Be"aAar«. is winsl fQ wm ,. Coorabm (Invercargi Go d Cup p* Enquiries: David Allin, Revels Road Kaiapoi Phone 7030.