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Press, 10 December 1983, Page 23

RANGIORA TROTTING CLUB (INC.) WITHDRAWALS for the above Club’s racemeeting at Rangiora on Sat. Dec. 17, 1983 close at 2 p.m. Monday, Dec. 12, 1983, at the Club’s office. G. L. Bradbury 70 Gloucester Street, Christchurch. Telephones 65-029, 66-141 P.O. Box 1018 Telegraphic Address: “Rangtrot” Christchurch G. L. BRADBURY, Secretary Advt REEFTON TROTTING CLUB INC. NOMINATIONS for all events at the Annual Race Meeting to be held on Thursday, December 29 close with the undersigned at 2 p.m. on Monday, December 12. D. J. Wilson, Secretary, P.O. Box 29, REEFTON. Phone 383

ZXYfill CAN Ho\\ // LONGER BREED TO \\ TIMELY KNICK! The outstanding sire of such champions as Armalight (1.55.4 — N.Z. and Auckland Cup winner), but you can breed your mare to one of his best sons lIONTINIRROMAC TIMELY KNIGHT proved himself an outstanding sire in New Zealand, leaving not only the brilliant mare Armalight, but such top performers as Kotare Knight (three Inter-Dominion heats), Timely Robin (Inter-Dominion heat) and Timely Score (N.Z. Sires’ Produce Stakes). MONTINI BROMAC had a brief but spectacular race career in New Zealand, starting 16 times in the space of just 13 months for eight wins, one second, two thirds and two fourths. He won his last three starts in New Zealand before being sent to the United States where he took a mark of 1.59.4, though troubled by an injury which prevented him from showing his best form. New Zealand victories over such outstanding performers as Lord Module (1.54.9), Locarno, Timely Score and Haughty Romeo (now all at stud) and Timely Robin proved MONTINI BROMAC was equal to the best pacers of his generation. AS A TOP SON OF AN OUTSTANDING SIRE, MONTINI BROMAC IS ALSO BEAUTIFULLY BRED ON HIS DAM’S SIDE, BEING OUT OF THE FLYING SONG MARE ROSELAND BEAUTY (2.00.8 — $64,489), THE DAM OF THREE WINNERS. STUD FEE $4OO i \ Standing at Leicester Roper’s Kia Ora Stud, / Sheffield. Phone Sheffield 790. // \\. Or Bob McArdle, 39-149 / / \\. Christchurch //