STANDARDBRED YEARLING FILLY SYNDICATION Fifteen shares available in this superbly bred filly by Apollos Way (P 3 1-56; sUSso2,soo)—Moyali (Boyden Hanover —Aoranam) a full sister to 1985 N.Z. Cup winner Borana. This is the family of the top performers in Allakasam (Auckland Cup), Manaroa and Manawaru and many others. The sire Apollos Way is the highest stake winning 2-year-old to come to New Zealand from the U.S.A, and is expected to leave quality 2-year-olds himself. He is a grandson of Meadow Skipper as are top horses such as Niatross (1-49-2) now the U.S.A.’S top stallion. When this filly finishes racing she will be a prized broodmare capable of gracing any broodmare band in the country and will give syndicate members the opportunity to continue on in Harness Racing by breeding their own winners. Fifteen shares available at $lOOO per share and $12.50 per week per share expenses. Phone Geoff Fowlds Christchurch 523-867. Advt
Raising the foal ★ Preparing the yearling for sale ★ The Auctioneer’s role Mon, 18 August, 8.00 p.m. Yaldhurst Hotel Canterbury Branch Standardbred Breeders Members free, Non-members $2.00
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