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Evening Post, Volume CIX, Issue 15, 18 January 1930, Page 23

ANNUAL BLOODSTOCK SALES. TRENTHAM STABLES, TUESDAY, 21st JANUARY, At 10.30 a.m. sharp. WEIGHT, STEPHENSON and CO., LTD., in conjunction with 11. CHISHOLM AND CO., o£ Sydney, will conduct their Annual NATIONAL YEARLING SALES as above, when they will submit 72 highclass Yearlings, by the leading sires of the day, and representing 31 breeders. The yearlings may now be inspected at the Trenthani Stables. The ANNUAL PARADE OF YEARLINGS will be held at the Trentham Stables on SUNDAY AFTERNOON, at 2.30 p.m. ' Following the Yearling Sales, on TUESDAY AFTERNOON, at approximately 3.30 p.m., the Annual CATALOGUE of BROOD MARES, TWO-YEAR-OLDS, and Racehorses in Training will be submitted. Present entries comprise ten Brood Mares in foal to Night Raid, Hunting Song, Grandcourt, Cape Horn, Colossus, and Greyspear; eight Two-year-olds by Night Raid, Chief Ruler, Catmint, Quin Abbey, Thespian, Sky Blue, Australian Sun, The Fortune Hunter, and the following Racehorses in training: .Cyrille, Masher, Goblin Market, Prickles, Double Soult, Inferno, Wine Tray, etc. Further entries are invited. Telephone 41-035. NATIONAL YEARLING SALES. TUESDAY, 21st JANUARY, 1930. OPECIAL attention is directed to the three Beautifully-bred Yearlings to be offered by Wright, Stephenson, and Co., Ltd., and H. Chisholm and Co., on account of Mr. A. J. Toxward, Te Mangahuia:— LOT 38, BAY COLT BY CHIEF POJLER*—BONNY BRIAR*. Brother to Briar Root, winner of two two-year-old races, etc. The first 31 sires appearing in Bonny Briar's pedigree have either won or sired the winner of the Derby. Bred into the unbeaten The Tetrarch. A quality colt with good legs and powerful quarters. LOT 39, BAY COLT BY CATMINT— MERRY TIFF, by Marble Arch* from Merry Niff*. This colt is a close relation to King Lv and General Latour, both winners of the G.N. Guineas and other good races, and id also bred on similar lines to the Australian champion stayer Spearfelt, both being by a son of Spearmint from a mare by a son of Isinglass. LOT 40, CHESTNUT FILLY BY LEIGHTON—STAR LADY. A half-sis-ter to Star Stranger (winner of £18,000) and -Star God. The half-sister, dam, granddam, and great granddam of this filly are all Cup winners, and judging by her make and shape this filly should emulate the deeds of her illustrious ancestors. Like the great sprinter Cimabue, she is by Leighton from a Demosthenes mare.

MANAWATU MOTOR CLUB'S A NNUAL MOTOR. RACES. DANNEVIRKE RACECOURSE. WEDNESDAY NEXT, ANNIVERSARY DAY. An Ideal Picnic. Train leaves Palmerston N. at 10 a.m. First Race commences 12.30 p.m. SPECIAL TRAINS. EXCURSION FARES! GOOD MOTOR ROADS! WHAT COULD BE BETTER? REMEMBER, WEDNESDAY NEXT, ANNIVERSARY DAY. Mothers, Fathers, and the Family should make a picnic of it. Hot Water Free. (.'iilering by Dustin's, Ltd. B. PALMER, Secretary.