Breed for Speed FROSTY DREAM This son of Dale Frost (1:58), the sire of Meadow Skipper, will be available for the first time in Canterbury this Spring. Already, from limited opportunities, he is the sire of young horses to show exceptional speed and his older progeny have shown durability and hard wearing qualities. Among his progeny is the brilliant Matai Dreamer, the winner of five races, including the Timaru Nursery Stakes and the N.Z. Kindergarten Stakes. And at Addington on February 10, he paced the mobile 2000 m in 2:33.4, a mile rate of 2:3.4, a New Zealand record for one of his age. Sire also of the consistent open class trotter, Gay Frost, fourth in Rowe Cup. STUD FEE $5OO Inquiries to John Scott, Poplar Lane Lodge, Willowby, Phone Willowby 790.
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