YEARLING SALES
AUSTRALIA BIDS WELL
TOP PkICE 1175 GUINEAS
A very satisfactory average of ISO guineas was .realised up to the luncheon adjournment at: the seventh national salo of thoroughbred yearlings, which was held at Trentham stables to-day by Wright, Stcphenson, and Co., Ltd., in conjunction with H. Chisholm and Co., Sydney, and Pyno, Gould, Guinness, Ltd., Chriatchurch. There was a large attendance at the ringside, and Australian interests were well represented and dominated the bidding for the better class of youngsters. Mr. G. Curries Limond yearlings were much in domand, the.average price realised 532 A guineas—655 guineas for the colts, all of whom were acquired by Australian buyers, and 328 guineas for the fillies. The highest price of tho morning was 1175 guineas, paid by Mr. J. T. Jamieson for a Lhnond—Homage colt. Pther good prices- were 650 guineas for a Limond—Mirabelle II colt, 725 guineas for a Limond—Jewel.of Asia colt, 400 guineas for a Chief Ruler—Cymene colt, 400 guineas for a Limond—Curtain colt; and 400 guineas for a" Limond—Veil filly. Mr. W. C. Douglas (Sydney) paid 325 guineas for a Limond—Rose Queen colt; ' ' v. ..= . . :■•.•_■ . A bay colt brother to Phar Lap was passed out, there being no response to tho auctioneer's request for, a 500-euinea bid to start. Details of the morning sales are:— On account of Mr. A. B. Williams, Tolaga Bay.—Oh. c, by Chief Ruler— Cymene,' Major P. Kerr Smiler, Auckland, 400gns; b c, by Night Raid— Sweet Charity,1 Mr. W. R. Kemball, Wellington, 160gns. ' On account of Mr. G. A. Kain, Gladstone Park, Orari.—B 6, by Lord Warden—Monoxide, Mr. C. N. Draper, Dunedin, 150gns; eh f, by Lord Warden— Moisello, "Namoorg," Melbourne, 30gnsj b f, by Lord Warden—Blonde, Mr. A. Clelaud, Stratford, lOgns. On account of Mr. Game Carrington, Gainsville, Gisborne.—Br c, by Hunting Song—Bachelor's Picture, Mr. W. R. Kemball, Wellington, 45gns; br c, by Hunting Song—Carniola, Mr. P. Pry or, Hawera, 20gns; b f, by Hunting Song—Gay, Mr. A. W. Cunningham, Sydney, 20gns; eh c, by Defoe—Miss Ohaupo, Mr. G. W. New. Awapuni, 35gns.
On account of Mr. A. S. Higgs, Riccarton.—B i, by Hunting Song—Ayah, "Namoorg," Melbourne, 50gns. On account of Mr. J. Spratt Gisborne.—B c, by The Ace—Rose Willonyx, Mr. E. Moss, Sydney, 30gns; b f, by The Ace—Mungakino, "Namoorg," Melbourne, 30gns. On account of Mr. G. M. Ciirrie, Koatanui, Kai Iwi.—Ch c, by Limond— Homage, Mr. J. T. Jamieson, SyOney, 1175gns; b c, by Limond—Mirabelle 11, Mr. Ei Moss, Sydney, 650 guns; b c, by Limond—Curtain, \ Mr. J. S. Brunton, Sydney, 400gns; br c, by Limond—Rose Queen, Mr. W. C. Douglas, Sydney; 325gns; br c, by Limond—Jewel of Asia, Mr, E. Moss, Sydney, 725gns; br f, by Limoiad—Veil, Mr. E. J. Watt, Sydney, 4Qogns; b f, by Limond—Motley, Mr. A. Louisson, Christchureh, 275gns; br f, by Limond—Pomyris,, Mr. A. W. Cunningham,, Sydney, 310gns; hi, by Pombal—Damaris, Wright, Stephenson, and Co., as agents, 25gns; b c, by Pombal—lmprudence, Mr. P. Campbell, Christchureh1, 25gns; cli c, by Pombal—Drastic, Mr. F. Shaw, Dunedin, 20gns.
On account of Mr. D. McClure, Prebblcton, , Canterbury.—B c, by Eobiespi'orre:—Kell Eow, Mr. E. J. Ellis, Timaru,' 20gns; b f, by Bobiespierrc—Bonne- Bouche, Mr. H. T. Hume, Masterton, lOgns. On account of Mr. Chas. Barr, Prebbleton, Canterbury.—B c, by Bobiespierre—Mazurka, passed out.
On. account of the Elderslie Stud, Ltd., Elderslie —Br c, by Paper Money —Bebckah, Mr. G. N. McGill, New South Wales, 225gns; be, by Tea Tray —Refinement, Mrl E. Cuthbert, Onehunga, 50gns; br c, b"y Paper Money— Aunt Madge, Mr. W..8. Kemball, Wellington, 55gns; br c, by Paper Money— Philomela, Dr. M. G. Louisson, Christchurch, 175gns; br f, by Paper Money —Ebba, Mr. N. Blackmore, Palmerston. North, 200gns; br f, by Paper Money— Quadrilateral, Mr. J. S. Brunton, Sydney, llOgns; b f,, by Tea Tray—Fleeting, passed out; eh f, by Tea Tray— Skydream, Mr. W. Pearson, Christchurch, 15gns; civ f, by Tea Tray Dancing Doll, passed out; br f, by Weathervane—Lava, passed out. • On account of the estate of the late Mr. A. D. Guthrie, Melbourne—B f, by Night Eaid—Valeni (reared at Elderslie Stud), Smith Bros., Mangaweka, 20gns.
On account of Mr. P. Armstrong, Christehurch—B c, by Night Baid Entreaty (reared at Elderslie Stud), passed out.
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Evening Post, Volume CXV, Issue 16, 20 January 1933, Page 9
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