DAM OF OUR MANA TO NERO STALLION TAIMONI (Gentry-Dora Scott), the dam of N.Z. Cup prospect, Our Mana, is just one of the many interesting bookings to the Nero Stallion, CLEVER INNOCENCE, for the coming season. Others include TRANSGLO (Armbro Hurricane—Fair Annette) 5 wins, a half sister to Lord Louie, VTTELLIA (Bachelor Hanover—Hay Day), JO DIANNA (Play Bill—Drawcard), SAILOR'S DREAM (Lumber Dream—Rum) dam of Kurow winner, Richard Byrd, and SPRINGMEAD a top Garrison Hanover mare from the famed Purple Patch family. - Tact Del (Ambro Del-Tacten) has already arrived. She is a prized race winning mare, belonging to Derek Dynes of Ashburton, and will be mated to CLEVER INNOCENCE early September. By the world champion sire NERO, CLEVER INNOCENCE stands his second season at Neville Benny’s Spring Park Stud, Telephone 295-635. Stud Fee $7OO. He served 83 mares last season returning a 95 per cent fertility rate. Inspection welcome. • Advt FOR LEASE WITH R.OP. bay mare, 5 years. King’s Palace—Pavlova’s Pal. Phone: 894 Governor’s Bay. —Advt
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Press, 20 August 1983, Page 24
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