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Dominion, Volume 36, Issue 230, 24 June 1943, Page 7

AT THE GRANGE STUD, WANGANUI BROIEFORT (2) Bred in France, and closely related to the great Brantome. By Blandford (leading sire in 1934, 1935 and 1938) from Innoxa by Sans Le Sou from Reine des Cremes by St. Just. By the same sire, and bred on the same cross as Bran- 1 tome, the best horse of his day in Europe, from a granddaughter of Sans Souci, leading brood mare sire in France for years. Brolefort's oldest progeny are now three-year-olds, and in his first season they won £782, making him the second most successful first season sire in the Dominion. This season he had three two-year-old Winners of £llO5, including Sweet Biscuit, one of the best fillies of the year. Broletort, in his first two seasons at the stud, is sire of the winners Elect, Broiveine, Broiefort Star, Sunblazc, Embroider, Sweet Biscuit, Barros, and Lady Nahleen. Fee: 40 Guineas PHAIERON BAY (13) By Phaloris, sire of Fairway, sire of the Derby winners BLUE PETER and WATLING STREET, and also of Fair Trial, outstanding young sire in England. Out of Brodick Boy by Swynford frorti Rothesay Bay by Bayardo. Rothesay Bay was a half-sister to Scapa Flow, dam of winners of more stake money than any other mare ever at the stud in England, including Fairway, and Pharos (sire of Cameraman, Nearco and Phorisl. , j . PHALERON BAY is running neck and neck .this season with Bulandshar as leading sire of two-year-old winners for the season, his progeny having won £2620. He has four two-yCar-old winners— Sea Spi, the best filly of the year. Supercharged, La Serena, and Good Bay. He is also sire this season of the winners l , Caroline Boy, Ngamatea, Farcical, Phalaria, and Phoenix, and he has sired 22 winners of £12,717 in New Zealand to date, and many good winners in Australia. Fee: 35 Guineas Grazing; Wet Mares 6/-, Dry Mares 4/» per week. Cards and particulars from: GEORGE JOHNS, Stud Groom, The Grange Stud, Westmere, Wanganui. Phone 422, Rural, Wanganui.

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