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Grey River Argus, 23 October 1915, Page 8

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Woodland Whispers. BALMY BREEZE WILDWOOD (Imp.) CLARA M. REDWIND AMLET GOOD GIFT. Daisy Oliver.Con, Carrie Nornfen-Red Alameda-Fallis Miss Gift-Election tractor. Wilkes." eer (125). WOODLAND WHISPERS Is one of the handsomest Stallions in the Dominion, his breeding is of the best, being by Wildwood, who produced Ribbonwod (2.9, for many years the holder of the one mile record for Australasia), Wildwood Jr., (4.33), and many * other fast horses. Ribbonwood produced King Cole, 2.8 3.5 and 1.31 Balmy Breeze is descended from the migiity George Wilkes, and the combination of blood in Woodland Whispers is such as must produce .early and extreme speed. As a racehorse Woodland Whispers has proved himself one of the best; as a two_year-old he won the Greymouth Trotting Club's Juvenile Stakes, and he holds the li mile Greymouth small track record for trotters, viz., 3.44, made on a holding track. WOODLAND WHISPERS, as a sire, has with limited opportunities, produced Whispering Lad (trotted 4.57 2_5), Arcadian (4.59), Miss Audrey (2.22 1-5), Timepiece (li miles, 2.56 2-5), Telltale (5.8 3-5), Fairy Whispers (3.59), Whispering Willie (54), Woodland Dell 4.44.5, and a number are on the point of entering on the list of winners, some of whom have shown ex. treme speed. WOODLAND WHISPERS will travel as under: — GREYMOUTH — MONDAY AND SATURDAY. IKAMATUA AND AHAURA---TUESDAY. Between AHAURA and GREYMOUTH— WEDNESDAY. HOKITIKA — THURSDAY. GREYMOUTH —SATURDAY. Terms: £5 ss; payable Ist January, 1916. Groomage fee, ss. at first service. For further particulars apply to * Jl C. McCAUSLAjND, . * Greymouth.

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