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Gisborne Times, Volume LV, Issue 6202, 6 October 1921, Page 8

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STUD NOTICES. THE SEIIVICES OH CYNIC Will be available to Breeders at Waimata. LEE: £lO 10s. * ” H. DeLAI'TOUB. PEDIGREE. PERFORMANCES. Before coming to New Zealand. CYNIC started five times and was—2nd - Rough Knnell Plate. 7 fur. 150yds. 1 Ist—Trades Plate, i» miles. Ist—Grand Plate, 2 miles. Ist—Castle 1 Mate, 1 mile 2 fur. 50yd'. Ist—Visitors' Plate, 11 miles. —ln New Zealand Ist—Te Awamutu Cup. 11 miles. Ist—Great Northern Hurdle-. 21 miles. | 1500 so vs. ! Ist—Jumpers* Flat, 1< miles, Wellington. Ist—Jumpers’ Flat, 11 miles, Christchurch. Ist —Spring Handicap 11 miles. Poverty Bay. 2nd- Handicap Hurdles, 13 miles. Avondale. 2nd—Carbine Plate, 1 mile. Auckland. 2nd— A.It.C. Handicap, 11 miles, Auckland. Beating all the best horses in New Zealand.- including Desert Gold. Chortle, Fury Cross. Menelaus. Snub. Adjutant, i Mullingar. Multifual. Red Ribbon, Rebel. Johnny Walker, and Sir Ralph. 2nd— Again in the A.R.C. Handicap, 1000 so vs. 2nd Park Hurdles. 2 miles. Gisborne. CYNIC is bred on rient staying line" and is undoubtedly one of the greatest, stayers ever imported and should make him one of the best of mates for speedy marts which lacked staying powers. AY ILL STAND THE SEASON At .MA NG AP.VPA, E STALLION. DIXIE CHIME 'lmported from Australia), Dixie Lady—Lady Prince (by Charming Bells). FEE: C'L 6< Booked; -■> os at Service. Further particulars from A. Lungford. British Empire Stables. All care but no responsibility. J. GREENTREE, Owner. • it TT’ m ml THE JSESf"DI TO STAND THLS SEASON AT TE HAP AHA. AUTUMN (13) Five Years Old , Edna -May ll.—Autumnus. > Puritan—Playbill 12). Goldleaf— ; Treadmill (2). AUTUIuN met with an accident when a few weeks old, which prevented him being raced. He is a beauti-fully-bred horse, of magnificent physique. standing 16 hands, has a good temper and splendid action. He has proved himself a sure foal-getter. For further particulars see posters, j TER_MS: £lO/10/-; Paddocking o/per week. Ail -are taken, but no responsibility, j IT. GOSCOAIB. Groom-in-Charge. I D. J. BARRY, Owner.