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’ AUCTION'S. dispersal sale of thoroughbred and trotting stock. RACING CLUB STABLE. ASHHURST, THL'ItSDAY, AUGUST 18, at 2 p.m. ACTING under instructions from Mr, IV. T. Bailey, we will hold a Dispersal Sale of his Thoroughbred and Trotting Stock, as above, when we will sell: — BROOD MARES. B.m. DOR IGO (181, I years. Royal Divorce (Imp. I —Great Lady, showing well in foal to Laekham. Br m. ROYAL VANITY (1), 7 years, Royal Divorce— Redlogue, showing well in foal to Laekham. Ch m. ROYAL QUEEN (10). 12 years. Bisogne—Musical Moment, dam ot three winners; showing well in foal to Alchemic, winner of Wanganui Guineas. HORSES IN TRAINING. B. g. R.ENASCOR (14), 3 years. Muske- " toon (Imp.)—Snowshoe, by Kilbroney (Imp.) ; closely related to Arctic .Bay tilly" (10). 3 years, Musketoon — Royal Queen. Brown fitly (I>, 2 years. Silverburn (Imp.) — Fernbird, by Bernard (Imp.) : sistier to two winners; bred in Australia. Bay filly (14), 3 years, Musketoon —Tallulah. by Kilbroney (Imp.) ; same family as Limerick. TROTTERS. B. g. NATIVE GUY, 8 years, Native King—-Harold Dillon mare ; straightout. trotter. Blk g. NATIVE WORRY, 8 years, Native King—Why Worry; second and third last two starts; straight-out trotter. „ B. or br. g. RANGIM’AK, 4 years, Baron Chenault —Bonniwah, winner three races; straight-out trotter. Bay Ally, 2 years, Great Parrish—Nelson Also < 3 l Hacks, Trotting Sulky, Harness, Covers, Training Saddles, Bridles, Owing to advancing years and the difficulty of securing suitable labour, Mr. Bailey has instructed us to SELL WITHOUT RESERVE. Catalogues on application. AUCTIONEERS: ABRAHAM AND WILLIAM'S, LTD,. Palmerston. North and Branches, In conjunction with WRIGHT, STEPHENSON AND CO., LTD., Wellington and Branches. DISPERSAL SALE of THOROUGHBRED AND TROTTING STOCK, ASHHURST RACING CLUB STABLES, THURSDAY, AUGUST IS, 1938. Immediately after Mr. W. T. Bailey’s Sale. AfESSUS. ABRAHAM & WILLIAMS -LU- have received instructions from Mr. M B de Malmanclie to sell his Thoroughbred and Trotting Stock as under:— Chestnut Gelding, MAESTRO, 6 years (Colorsus —Musical Moments), m light work. Black Mare, ELECTRIC BELL, 7 years (Gold Bell—Elect Rose), in light work. Gelding, GOLD TRAVIS, 5 years (Travis Axworthy—Huia Dillon mare), never raced. Bay Filly, ILA McKINNON, 3 years (Baron -Chenault —Nancy McKinnon), (broken in). Brood Mare, NANCY McKINNON, 10 years (Nelson Bingen). ABRAHAM AND WILLIAMS, FOR SALE, THE RACEHORSES WAR LAP and J- LAPEL, in training. Apply— F. H. RICHARDS. 3 Carthew Street, Feilding. EGMONT, WANGANUI AND TARANAKI HUNT CLUB MEETING. NEW PLYMOUTH RACECOURSE, •SEPTEMBER 1 AND 3, 1938. /YWNERS and Trainers are reminded that NOMINATIONS for the above meeting close on MONDAY, AUGUST 15, at 9 pan. C. B. WEBSTER, Secretary, Combined Hunt Clubs.

1 1 lit JJANAWATU HUNT POINT-TO-POINT STEEPLECHASES, TO-DAY (SATURDAY), AUGUST 13, 1938, To be held on the OTAKI RACECOURSE & ADJOINING PROPERTIES. 7 EVENTS, Commencing at 1 p.m. Admission, 1/6. Afternoon Tea Available. Good Entries Listed. COLOSSUS 3. fflQ stand in the coming season at MR. -L A. F. LAWRIE’S STUD, Boundary Road East, Palmerston North, the thoroughbred stallion Colossus (3), by POLYMELUS (3) (five times leading sire in England), by Cyllene (9) (a son of Bona Vista (4)), from Maid Marian, by Hampton (10) from Quiver (an own sister to Musket). From NATION, by Sunday (10), (a eon of Sundridge (2)), from Nathalie, by Royal Hampton (11) (a eon of Hampton) from Nattie, by Galopin from Gnat, a daughter of Mosquito, a sister to Musket. STUD FEE, 20GNS. And THE GREEK 2. Chestnut Horse, foaled 1932 by THRACIAN (1), by Valais (S) from Chersonese (dam of Heroic), y Cyglad (22) from Chelandry (half-sister to Derby winner Ladas, and Gas, dam of Cicero), by Goldfinch (4). From MYUNA (half-sister to Fortune Hunter, Flavol. Sultry, and Bright Star), by All Black (8) (a son of Gallinule (19) from Boiling, by Simmer (2) (a son of St. Simon (11) from 'Norah, by Goldsborough (13). STUD FEE, 25GNS. Rail all mares to Palmerston North station. All care but no responsibility. A. F. LAWRIE. Phone 5330.