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STANDARD BRED - SIRES R OF THE SEASON I W .... -J I Uf ADA T A U A splendidly-bred horse Waratah has two ZOO performers, V¥/%81 A 9 Waratene (1:59.2) and Commanche {1:53.4) from only a few (Johnny Globe- 8,718,1 c,opB ’ WsrBlena seven wins here before going to QueOO Ngaio, by Waratah'a other good winners here include the fine mare I inht Rrinadp) Miss Pert ( nin ® wins), Werragamba (seven), Wichita (six), Liyiu ouyauc/ Kirkfield, Ribbonwood Prince, Faberge, Kahlua Prince, Jeremy John, Waitara and Trumpet Call. A membar of the Service fee famed Horotane family, Waratah has two strains of the highly-valued Globe Derby blood in his pedigree. Suiffl Contact Erin Crawford, John Road, Rangiora. Phone Rangiora 6831. ® nB 01 Naw z * B,Bnd ’ 8 *°P BiraB fof feny years, Lumber |j D E A lUI Dream is the sire of almost 250 individual winners of more than $2 million. He has 23 in 2:00 Including such speedsters (1:58.4) as Almeto** 11:57.4), the champion Robalan (1:57.6) and IKninhf Rrnnm - Brookfield (1:56.6) in America this year. I.P 9r L . . He's also the sire of such winners as Hying Dream $331,000, Miss Dominion Apollo Fifteen $205,000 and Morpheus $200,000. He has an Watt) outstanding 42 per cent winners to live foais and his brood- . mares are among the most prized in the country. Service fee Standing again this season at Dudley Moore's Poplar Farm $lOOO Stud < Templeton. Phone Christchurch 497-596. M _ One of the few sons of brilliant racehorse and sire Local k(jYAL Light (24 in ZOO) available. Royal Delivery (5 wins) has had ** limited opportunities at stud but his youngsters (he has two F>E| I VER V cr °P«> already look outstanding individuals. Royal Dream is ***••B-1 V til I by champion sire Lumber .Dream, the sire of a host of (Local Light- winners, including the campion Robalan, and a leading Royal Dream) The Light-Lumber Dream cross in Royal Delivery's! SprviCP fpe pedigree will appeal as an outcross to many breeders. In any 9 case, his first progeny are available for inspection. 0 Inquiries to Geoff Tatis, Ladbrooks. Phone Tai Tapu 646. I YfcVV Associate sire: Master Dean ($450). (1.f.g.) Grazing $4 dry mares, $5 wet FARR ■ __ J _ An ideal outcross sire for a high proportion of New Zealand H A Ivo VER mares, Farr Hanover is by Most Happy Fella, winner of more than $400,000 and sire of well over 200 in 2:00. His sons have (1 57.4 inherited his siring ability. Farr Hanover is out of Farmstead u» nn ., Calin Belle, a winner herself and the dam of six foals to the races MOSt Happy rGlia ant j OTer y one a winner. Four have won in ZOO, the latest be1.55 — Farmstead ing her current three-year-old Francis Hanover. Farr D ji i Hanover paced 38 sub ZOO miles in winning 15 of his 67 ItfetSe,,e \ time starts. Service fee Contact Gavin Maginess, Birchtea Stud, Phone Christchurch $7OO 252-148 to ensure your booking. - _ - ... Winner of the 1978 Great Northern Derby, Main Star has a MAIN pedigree which cannot be faulted. He's a member of an outstanding classic producing family. Broodmare of the CT A R Year Adio Star having left nine winners, with three New _ , , ’ Zealand Derby victors - Bachelor Star, Main Adios and Bachelor Hanover- Game Adios — among them. Adin Qtar Classic winning horsea have been a success at stud wheremuiu Old I they've stood and Main Star should be no exception. Qpn/irp Fpp As a racehorse, he had speed to burn and could stay all day. oeiviue lee Ejflht wjnB Bnd 2 < earned him more than $46,000. dCfll) His 3:06.2 2400 metres from a stand is still a N.Z. record for a YVUU three-year-old. Inquiries to Aiistar Kerslake, Star Stud, (free return) Lauriston. Phone Winchmore 800. BEAU ■This magnificent chestnut stallion was first prize winner at I mam ■ u«s if the French Government's exhibition in Paris. He was a topNON AN I Aid flight trotter registering times better then at least four New iwsense sr**w Zealand records. His sire, Paleo, is the highest priced in I Psion Idvllp France and among his huge number of winners is Interna'f,3'6o ,a Y". e tional Trot winner Equileo (1:57.4). NonantaiS) Beau Nonantais' first foals are rising two and many are already showing extraordinary trotting ability. Service fee Standing at Willowmere Stud, 3 R.D. Ashburton. Phone $6OO A son of Light Brigade (four times champion sire and eight UUUU t ’ ma *OP broodmare sire) out of a mare by U. Scott (nine ■* PE ten tim ® B broodmare sire), Good CHASE Chwete the last NX sire with this cross so dose in his (1:59.6) An ideal outcross for those mares by imported stallions, he (I inht Rrinade- hBB •* red 21 individual winners of 45 races for more than ' Uyni Dr| y dUC $llO,OOO this season. Eleven of those are four-year-olds. TorleSSe) A ZOO winner himself he is the sire of six ZOO performers n , and the sire of a ZOO sire. Service fee Associate sire: Sonny Sliver (by Albstross) $6OO. A*TAA Contact Dennis Watson, Rosewood Stud Annat Phone ?/vU Sheffield 819. A chance to breed to a member of the Tairene family, noted A VAI Ol\l for its speed and stamina. Tairene is ancestress of such top MYMkViI performers as Wag, Dundas, John Tudor, Special Pride and | E A many others. Lightly raced due to injury Avalon Lee was a LCA pacing winner and was fourteen times pieced. (Drvham Lea - “ teo hBB top tiotting blood and is a half-brother to proa i mismg Infiamer, two wins. His dam Avalon Fallacy (by Avalon Fallacy) FaHacy) is a haif-steter to Inferno (NX Trotting F.F.A.) end Service fee * Wrd dBm »the dame of Flaming Way (Dominion . 12. Handicap), AHght, Highland Hams (Trotting Stakes) and the woH-performed krflamabte. 7 Inquiries to F. R. Babbington, Avalon Stud, Ashburton. (1.f.g.) Phone Winchmore Ml Grazing $4.