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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XVII, 20 October 1927, Page 2

TO STAND THE SEASON AT BAUPARE The Standard-bred Trotting Sire “IBEX” By HAL ZOLOCK—BLAND IBEX is half-brother to Mandarin (winner of Auckland Cup in 4.40), also Kingsland and Norland (both winners), Roedeer, half-sister to Ibex, being dam of two 2.10 trotters by Hal Zolock. FEE: 5 gns., payable on Jannary 1, 1028. Good paddocking 2/6 per week. All care taken but no responsibility. E. L. COOK, Eaupare. P.O. Box 170, Hastings.

TO STAND THE SEASON AT OTATABA The Imported English Stallion COCKPIT (12) (By China Cock-Sanford.) Winner of a number ot high-class races in England, including the Royal Hunt Cup, one of England’s hardest handicaps to win, and beating horses like Polyphonies and Priory Park, the .latter winner of the Linconshiie auu Stewards' Ci.p of 1027. Terms: 80 Guineas for single mare, two or more by arrangement. Write or 'phono for tabulated pedigree cards. All care taken but no responsibility. Apply— W. .1. DONOVAN, Otatara, Ta radale. TO STAND AT “SOUTRA” STUD, HASTINGS, H.B. GAINSCOURT (1922) By GAINSBOROUGH—VANTAGE I Gainsborough, by Bayardo- Rosedrop, winner of the Two Thousand Guineas, Derby, St. Leger, Ascot Gold Cup, is the sire of many fast stayers. In 1925 his gets won £27,809 in stakes, and in 1926 £24,980. Vantage, who' was never raced, is a French-bred mare, and all her progeny have proved winners. Galnscourt is the only Gainsborough sire in the Dominion. FEE: 25 guineas, no groomage. Grazing, on rich alluvial land, 10/per week wet mares, 5/- dry. Apply to11. HASSALL, “Sontra,” Hastings, H.B.