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REMAIN AT TRENTHAM

AUSTRALIAN'S PURCHASES

■The four' yearlings purchased 'by.'.the' Jlelbourue owner, "Mr. Xamoorg,"at the recent Jvational Sales at Trentham will not be, sent across the T.asman to their future1 home for two or- three -months yet. The Trentham trainer, : J[. McLaughlih^ ; has temporary charge' of the youngsters,■' and he Avillibreak'themin and givd them'their early .'.tuition.- He is- beginning' work on them Uhis' week.' :.- ■i i ■'. .• '

; The yearlings were all cheap purchased The'highest-priced of them is- a chestnut colt by Captain,Buns.by,irom^the Gazeley; mare Gazelia, thus a ■ half-brother. to;

' RACING FIXTURES. -February 2, 4—Wairoa R:Cv February 4—AJatamata B.C. - ■ February 9, 11—Taranaki J.C. February 9. 11—Dunedin J.C. February 9, 11—Poverty Bay T.C. ; February 10. 11—Marlborough R;C. ; February 11, 13—Kotoriia R.C.'. ■■ ■ i February 16—Tologa Bay J.C. . -.February 16, 18—Wanganui' J.C ..-, v . February 18—Cllfden K.C. . February IS—Canterbury J.CV February 22,, 23—WooSrille District J.C. February 22, 23—Gore B.C. .February 23—Wairarapa E.C. • February 25* 27—Te Aroha J.C* March I—Rangltikei R.C. March 2, 4—Napier Park R.C. March 4—Banks Peninsula K.C. ' March 4—Franklin X.C'

; Cynique and Huntique and belonging to the same family as Machine Gun, for whom 6S guineas was paid.' He.is one of the first 'crop of yearlings by the imported Captain Bunsby, a three-quarter .brother by Gap-' tain Cuttle (winner of the Derby) to Coronach (winner also of the Derby and of the St. Leger). Captain Bunsby was never raced, being obtained while a young horse specially for stud duty in the Dominion. The other three of : "Mr. Namoorg's" purchases are fillies. One is a' bay by Hunting Song from the All Eed ' mare Ayah, thus a half-sister to Inferno,1 Jeniidar, and Bonnie Nurse, for whom 50gns was paid. Another is a chestnut by Lord Warden (son of Hurry Ori) from the Solferino •mare-Moisellevythe -.dam; -also of Night Lad, Night ilaid, , and -.iGrolden Sceptre,. : and the 'third is, a bay by The. Ace from the All Blacli mareiMun^akino, .thus a half-sister. t» : Lord Willonyx. The: two- latter were obtained >for.. 30 guineas each. ■■..•• , ..,' '

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Evening Post, Volume CXV, Issue 26, 1 February 1933, Page 4

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REMAIN AT TRENTHAM Evening Post, Volume CXV, Issue 26, 1 February 1933, Page 4

REMAIN AT TRENTHAM Evening Post, Volume CXV, Issue 26, 1 February 1933, Page 4

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