20th ANNUAL SOUTH ISLAND BLOODSTOCK SALE FRIDAY, 7 AUGUST, 1987 THE SHOWCROUNDS, CHRISTCHURCH 10 a.m. 221 LOTS COMPRISING: —125 Two-Year-Olds by Beaufort Sea*, Gay Apollo*, Godavari*, Imposing, Mussorgsky*, Noble Bijou*, Palatable*, Prince Echo*, Straight Strike*, Three Legs*, etc and progeny of 12 first season sires. Out of SW’s Supremity, Maria Mitchell, etc — 20 Yearlings by Cocky Golfer*, Khairpour*, Cautious Style, etc — 26 Broodmares by Battle Waggon*, Double Nearco*, Mellay*, Sobig, Taipan ll*, etc including SP’s Nickaburn, Sandsting, Sukerbelle, etc — 3 Stallions Butty*, Noble Car* and Sovereign Power. — 13 Racehorses including SW Nearco Fair, Kiwi Boy, Queen’s Table, etc -|4 Unraced Stock by Beaufort Sea*, Last Tango*, Noble ■ Bijou*, Palatable*, Sea Anchor*, etc Including Deplenishing Sale On Account of LUCKY SON LODGE, Mosgiel Catalogues available from: The Auctioneers: WRIGHTSON BLOODSTOCK LIMITED P O. Box 939, CHRISTCHURCH P.O. Box 3321, AUCKLAND P.O. Box 461, HAMILTON P.O. Box 1445, PALMERSTON NORTH
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