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Dominion, Volume 24, Issue 62, 6 December 1930, Page 14

AT THE OWNERS TRAINING ■ STABLES, WOODVILLE. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 10, At 9 O’Clock Sharp. (2nd Morning of Woodville Races.) R RO AKE & SON have been directed • by W. H. GAISFORD ESQ., who has closed his Woodville racing stables, and is reducing his stud, to sell by auction, seven of his exceptionally well-bred racehorses, which are all in training and fit to race. Lot I.—ATERIRIA, b. g. 7-year-old. Sire Rossendale, dam Cheri Cheri. A great, hurdle horse and winner of many races. Lot 2.—ARCHERIA, b. g., 5-year-old. Sire. Archery, dam Roselate. A good jumper; qualified Hunter; winner of several races. Lot 3.—BROWN FILLY, 2-year-old. Sire Limond. dam Sequinette. A very promising filly, broken in, but not tried. Has engagements. Lot 4.—ROUNDELAY, eh. g., 4-year-old. Sire Limond, dam Tivoli. Done very little racing; ran second to Vali in Spring Stakes. A maiden. Lot S.—ROYAL FLIER, br. g., 4-year-old. Sire Flying King (imp.), ’ dam Amandine (imp.). Performances good and ready to race. Lot 6.—STATUARY, b. g„ 4-year-old. ■ Sire Leighton, dam Statuette. A good performer with a big future. Lot 7.—HAWKSHAW, b. colt. 3-year-old. Sire, Nassau, dam Hikoia. In work, ready to race and has several classical engagements. Catalogues with full particulars obtainable from the Auctioneers, Dannevirke. TIKI T. ROA KE, Ajuotionwjh