SON OF BLACK RONALD
Hazoor. who carried 91b overweight into second place in the Trial Plate at.Pahiatua last Thursday, had uot raced", prior to this meeting, and * the promise was good.'-Ho is owned by Mr..W. H. Booth, president of the Carterton Racing Club and a steward of the Wairarapa Racing Club. -..■,. , He is a three-year-old black gelding by the New Zealand Derby, winner, Black Konald (soil o£ Magpie), .from.1 the urirue'ed Hyinefitra mare Moana, a halfsister to Modern and, Yitaphone, and lie'was bred by'/Mr.,Booth, who obtained his dam from Mr. W? R. KgmbaH for bleeding purposes. Apparently Mr. Booth intended to use Moana mainly for utility breeding, as she was stinted for" her two seasons to a pony, stallion, but 6ince then she has been sent to thoroughbred stallions. Ilazoor is her'first thoroughbred offspring. She was not served in 1929, fiho produced a grey colt to Royal Picture in 1931, and last 'year' she had a brown filly to Black Ronald. She is again in foal to Black Ronald. ' 'According to a Riccarton report, Topthoru is coming to hand satisfactorily after his spell; and iin a few recent sprints has shown he has not lost any of niS| galloping ability. Unfortunately, he appears to be suffering from respiratory trouble, which was the cause of the permanent retirement of his brother, Belvoir. *
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Evening Post, Volume CXV, Issue 85, 11 April 1933, Page 6
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SON OF BLACK RONALD
Evening Post, Volume CXV, Issue 85, 11 April 1933, Page 6
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