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Greymouth Evening Star, 20 May 1949, Page 3 (Supplement)

Special Thoroughbred Sale ON ACCOUNT OF MR J. S. TROWBRIDGE. GREYMOUTH To be held at the OMOTO RACECOURSE, GREYMOUTH On FRIDAY, JUNE 10, IW. (This being the day before the second day of the Greymouth J.C. June Meeting) * \ SALE COMMENCES 2 P.M. - TROWBRIDGE has instructed us to offer the whole of hi’s THOROUGHBRED BLOODSTOCK lor sale by PUBLIC AUCTION. The offering comprises RACEHORSES, BROOD MARES, YEARLINGS. TWO-YEAR-OLDS and UNTRIED STOCK and will be offered in the order set out below. Mr Trowbridge has raced his team throughout the West Coast and the South Island- for a number of years, and has met with innumerable- successes and the sale, which is the first Bloodstock Sale'to be held on the Coast for many years, will give the West Coast public in particular an opportunity to buy racehorses with winning performances to their credit, and in full training and ready to race again. Lots 3,4, 6,7, 8,9, 10 will all be engaged at the Greymcuth Meeting on June 4 and 11. The Brood Mares are all in foal to HIGH IDEAL, winner of five races and full-brother to LOWRY BAY. who won the C.J.C. Great Autumn Handicap (11 miles) and C.J.C. United .Nations Handicap. HIGH IDEAL is a son of FOXLIGHT, who' was by FOXLAW, the latter sire of the highly-successful sires FOXBRIDGE AND COLUMCILLE. LOT 1— BROWN COLT (2j), foaled November I. 1947. By HIGH IDEAL (17)—HANDMAID. Broken to lead. 2— BROWN COLT, 2yrs. By KENTUCKY (2)—BLACK RIBBON. Broken in, never trained; quiet and ready to go into work. ' 3— Black Filly, JUDITH ANNE, 2yrs, By MASTER COLOSSUS (2)—FAIRY SONG. This filly is a full-sister to the. good winner SHENANDOAH. 4— Bay Gelding, BLUE BIRD (2), 3yrs. • By PLEADING (22)—Vascones. - 5— Bay Gelding. STAFF SARGEANT (+), 3yrs. By DEFAULTER (4)—ARUSTRA. Never trained but broken in, and quiet and ready to go into work. s—Brown Gelding, JOHN O’ LONDON (2), foaled 1940. By SOLICITOR GENERAL* (I) —RAPHIS. Winner of 9 races. 7— Bay Horse, RIVAL CHASE (7), foaled in 1944. By WILD CHASE (2)—COM- • PETITION. Winner of 4 races. 8— Bay Mare, MAKA MAKA, foaled 1944. By BULANDSHAR* (S)—PAKITERE. Winner. • . 9— Brown Gelding, CHELLOW DENE (10), foaled 1940. By SOLICITOR GENERAL* (I)—FOLKLORE. Winner of 17 races. 10— Chestnut Gelding. SIR DESMOND. By VAALS (19)—TEPOTO. Winner. 11— Bay Gelding, TE WANAKA (24f), foaled 1939. By INFLATION (I'4)—HALLOWVONIA. Winner of 4 races. 12— Chestnut Gelding, VALMEER. By VERMEER* (B)—LAOY LULU. Half-brother to SLEEPY FOX. Winner of 2 races. 13— Chestnut Mare, PALABOA. 4yrs. By MAN’S PAL* (I)—Gomel. Winner of 6 • races. 14— Brown Mare, SOLITAIRE 11 (3), foaled 1927. By SALTASH* (16)—FAIRY LASS*. Served by HIGH IDEAL (17). Date last service, December I, 1948. 35—Bay Mare. PARAZEL (4), foaled 1931. By POLAZEL* (lI)—PARA. Served by HIGH IDEAL (17). Date last service, November 9, 1948. 16— Bay Mare, ELSKAR, foaled 1942, 'Ey SPORTING BLOOD—HINEPIT. Served by HIGH IDEAL (17). Date last service, September 18, 1948. 17— Bay Mare. RECOMPENSE, foaled 1938. By LORD QUEX* (31)—REPAY. Served by HIGH IDEAL (17). Date last service, October 2, 1948. 18— Bay Mare, HANDMAID (2t). foaled 1940. By. MAN’S PAL* (I)—EARTHQUAKE. Served by HIGH IDEAL (17). Date last service, November I, 1948. 19— Chestnut Mare, SUNNY DAWN (9f), foaled 1933. By SUNNY FORM (18) CASSOCK. Chestnut Filly- Foal at foot by DEFAULTER. Served by HIGH IDEAL (17). Date last service; December 25, 1948. x TWO EXERCISE RIDING SADDLES, DOZEN RACING BRIDLES AS NEW, TWENTY GOOD COVERS AND LIGHT RUGS.. DOZEN LEATHER HEADSTALLS. STEWART ELECTRIC CLIPPING MACHINE, COMPLETE SET OF BLACKSMITH TOOLS (AS NEW). SALE COMMENCES 2 P.M. SHARP PYNE, GOULD, GUINNESS LTD. Christchurch and Branches. WRIGHT, STEPHENSON & CO. LTD. Wellington and Branches. Auctioneers in Conjunction.