BREED TO NIATROSS’ GREAT RIVAL u '- JH' JIFFY BOY (Imp. USA) p2 1:59.h and placed 2 yrs 156 Won SUSTM,9B4 STEADY STAR - LACY HANOVER JIFFY BOY is from the world's best ever broodmare, Lacy Hanover, the dam of 9 individual winners in 2:00 from 11 foals of racing age. JIFFY BOY is a full brother to Langus Hanover, the N.S.W. 2 year old sire sensation this season in Australia. Langus Hanover is fully booked for the next two seasons and is also by Steady Star. JIFFY BOY was rated the sth best 2 year old in the world in the year of Niatross, Storm Damage and Tyler B. He gave Niatross the greatest "match race" of his 2 year old season. Jiffy Boy is the only sire standing in New Zealand to have won outright the prestigious Yonkers L.B. Sheppard Pace (and he won it by an incredible 15 lengths!) STUD FEE $lOOO (REDUCIBLE UP TO $750 FOR QUALIFYING MARES) JIFFY BOY STANDS AT: DON and SHARYN DALGETY’S, FALCONER’S ROAD, 13 0.R.D., OAMARU. PHONE MAHENO 225 ANOTHER QUALITY NATIONAL BLOODSTOCK STALLION.
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Press, 26 October 1984, Page 11
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