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Evening Post, Volume CXV, Issue 11, 14 January 1933, Page 19

■-;- NELSON TROTTING CLUB. •JiNNUAL-MEETING, 4th and 6th FEB- *■*> RUARY. Nominations for all events close-8 p.m. MONDAY, 16th-JANUARY. 18 free looseboxes available on course :. « E. R. NEALE, Secretary, ; ; Nelson. NATIONAL THOROUGHBRED SALES. TKENTHAM, FRIDAY, 20th JANUARY, AT 10 A.M. T HE A?P? AL PARADE o£ Yearlings or,™ ?-?r Id at the Trentham Stables on SUNDAY AFTERNOON, 15th January, at 2.20 o'clock. o,?!^ 0^8 for the YEARLING IEAKLINGS, the progeny of 25 Sires, are now- obtainable from the Auctioneers. The catalogue is a record for quality. The yearhnga may now be inspected at the Irentham Stables. The SALE OF BROOD MARES, Two-year-olds, Racehorses in Training, etc will be held immediately following the Yearl ns b!l} e%\ The catalogue includes:Account Mr. G F. Moore, PHROSA (Limond*-Cbwl), with filly foal by Captain. Bunsby*, HELEN (Limond*-Bonny Portland), m foa to Captain Bunsby*, rr ,*(Abs, m-cl~7 alerie)' with fil'y foal by Iliad and in foal to Philamor*; account ,\r' ■ ~ kettlewell, LEITHFIELD TTrTm^?^ 11 in foal t0 Colossus*, LTLIMOND (Limond*-Parce), in foal to Siegfried*; account Estate late A D Guthrie, Victoria, VALENI (Valais*— LadyCapartee), with filly foal by Iliad* ?""„ "> foal to Iliad*; account Mr G nY CV&! V W^DEN &), bg, 2 years (Moabite*—Pennon), with engagements; account Mr. D. Buick, eh g, 2 years (Colossus*—Miss Quarantine), hard fed untried; eh f. (sf), 2 years, by Colossus* (3)—Cheval, by Advance—Seagull, by St Leger. A/c T. E. HIDE, ESO Seadown— YEARLING BAY COLT (7)! half-brother to iqlony, by Weathervane* ! (7)— Blackmail winner W.R.C. North Island CliallcnKe Stakes, Palmerston North Stakes, etc., by Bezonian*.(l) Historiette, % ; vnV le!>, -YEARLING BLACK COLT w). lialf-brother to Tea Queen Tea Jaster, Open Cheque, and The Boom (winner of four races in Australia" tliis seas/on). by Weathervane* (7)-Graceful, sister to Songbird and came family cc Admiral Drake (Auckland Cup), etc. A/c ESTATE LATE' J W IT FREDRIC, Stratford—Ch g, SEA TOWN' nnnn Or A^-d Grandstand Handicap I tS 0 /^6^,' A- R- C- Cornwall Handicap, A.-R.C. Michelson Cup (1250 soys), Manawatn Cup (800 soys) and many other important races, by Arehiestown* (27)—Seasprite. A/c" J. li. AVEBB. ESQ. Auckland—R o LIGHT BRIGADE ft), foaled" 10th October, 1030, by Night Raid* (1) (sire of Phar Lap, Nightmarch, etc.)— Lady Greyspear; by Greyspear* (son of Spearmint and sire of Rapier, N.Z. and Auckland Cups, Snearful, N.Z. and Manawatu Onps)—St. Winnow (a winner and 2nd m N.Z. Oaks), by Masterpiece—St. Helen (half-sister to the dam of Reremoana, bady Cavendish, Lady Bentinck, etc ) ACCOUNT OF A CLIENT—BAY STALLION. LORD QUEX* (31), 1917; second on the Winning Sires' List 1931* and third in 1932; sire of Motere (Auckland Cup), Paganelli, Lady Quex, Gay Ballerina, Movie Star, La Moderne, Chopin My Own, etc.; by Lemberg (10) (winner of the Derby and £41,694, leading sire of England. 1922. etc.)— Lady Qucx, by Flori7,e\ II (7) —Gay Duchess, by P.osierucian (5). A/c T. KINGAN, ESQ., Trenthnm-B m, LADY NOEL, 4yrs, by Lackham* (5) (sire of Lack, Golden Wings, etc.)— Lady Kotiripo, by Lord Multifid. Further entries are invited. WRIGHT, STEPHENSON, AND CO LTD., .Tel. 41-030. Customhouse quay. In conjunction with PYNE, GOULD, GUINNESS, LTD., And H. CHISHOLM AND CO., Sydney.