THOROUGHBRED SALE

Evening Post, Volume CXIII, Issue 141, 18 June 1927, Page 23

THOROUGHBRED SALE

ati^nw?^"s° naldA imP orted Australian ■St Tr *Si thoroughbreds are now stabled of tG£ ?T' ?u d in?Pwtion may be made ?lii. *to W- those..mteMrtfcli Tlie cataloglje for this sale has been issued by the huchoneers, Wright, Stephensonf and Co.! «*< HPFOB^ full detail n°t only the ■■SmmSh. vedW e** * «> e lots for sale, 'SD*- ..'•pedigrees, and complete references and performances of the *ires re§V£ c * •IJWV-i.Vatata, the leading !ifS i n -f, ustral«tt for the past three years and for the seasoh now drnwlhg to a close, £»?«"£ b/t n on the Aus' mH 5? J ur£i>^'}? h chompions as Heroic, Manfred, and jVftiicMe, ii the sire of two of the lots in-Mr. .■Donald 1* catalogue. Comedy Kmg, the greatest sire of stoy: ST/ e11," P nt °t thf moßt versatile stud horses Australia has known; his Son .Biplane, already represented by four two< year-old winners k Australia' Great Star, Otl£ r to the,. 1923 English Derby winner, Papyrus; The Verderer, threequarter brother to Rosdendale, the sire df iiimericks con^uetor, Rampion, and who is himself credited with three English twoH BrA? d-Dr? n? r?; p«Sh«>«» a toung sire by All Black (sire of Desert Gold/Nigger Minstrel, etc.); Chrysolaus, by Roi Her^de (fire of the unbeaten TChe Tetrarch); VioJ^'}& >'inner of the Caulfield Cup and £13,579 m stakes; PolymtJStor, by PoLvmelus (sire of Phalaris, champion eire ofEiigland in 1926); SarchcdOll (own brother to Stefan the Great, tile best two-year-old of his year, And already with a great record to his credit as & sirp in England and Amefica), «nd Australian Sun, by the Derby winnct, gunstar (sire also of Great Star), are the skes with represehtatives in the catalogues compiled on behalf of Mr. Donald. This collection Of thoroughbreds is considered one of the most valuable that has been submitted to auction in the Dominion. It is announced that, following hi« usual custom, Mr. Donald will sell his imported yearlings without reserve. '■-«..■