Goro Horse Bazaar.

Lake County Press, Issue 2137, 27 September 1906, Page 5

Goro Horse Bazaar.

Messrs Wright, Stephenson and Co., report us follows : - We held our usual weekly sale of horses at the above yards on Saturday, and it was only to bo expected that, after our &peiial saloon the we.k previous, ■ nlries or the quality offered would not be up to the standard of the last few mouths. We were successful, however, in effecting numerous sales, and had any good sorts been forward we sho ihl have had no difficulty in finding purchasers, as many enquiries were made by intending buyers. We might mention that there is an ever in-

;-re.is ir.' demand for g"'od iveful dra.uh's and i.'gal I.;-.m--s biases .n on;' mark--!, li.'.t sliey iir'i-' h- joung, s-.auiiob workers, ;i,i,l of good substance. It '- 0Ul " bn •ntioa to bid-! mi the:- g'vat special sale in a few weeks' time. Tais sale is b big hut t by the special ivmieit of mrm rous farnn r- who sire unable. iiW ng 1.0 th lai-.v tim '. 11 be present << ran ■va-klv Sa'es. N-'xt Sa'tl day w>- a >: off. ii ;■: on r.ccount of M- "SiS A U. imd I'. 'O. Aysnn, 1 Wvmlham, tli.vr cmUnici.ing team. This !ol eoin-H with a cm d repu'iitcm. Full par lienlara will be <Hily .d.vr is-d. OF A I'CWRBKKn CLVLMiSDArri HI'aLLIOX. Wright. S'epheason and Co. Ltd., -import haviug%oid MMr Al x Smith, of isalcli.tn.ii, !■„■ p-irebg>d 01-.desdal. s'alibn, Sir Th nns, tit a highly satisfactory ligmv'. Sir Tlhuii.is is a b'.ii'.'k'hor <•, <-tancS !l i hands high, bred by the 1 .'•■ lie jiimin Naylor. V. (j., Ciie tei •■.'in.i,.:. Malalwnui, Central (Uago; sire, Tas-im-n • <lam liiussoni, hv limp rot", by N-npjleo.i, out of .lean W'allac ■ (I. .1 by Mi Nunm !. !>y Sir William Wa luc '. out of Juan (imp.);' "-dam. Jean, by Tea e of C 1.1 (i'.ae); Ta-miu's s're Is Duncan Gill e-

i mp.) ; foaled November, IK8(i, by I'aron iJiitn: (imp . -.'.'isl. vol. '>). Tasuinn'rf dan is Mess Rose, by the famous l.a'd Sa'isbury (imp.); R-dam linker's lilosso.-n, by Young Banker (imp.) ; u-t,'-datn, Blossom, by Ke.tie's Wallace. Lord Salisbury imp. 11l N.Z. Stud Book), was one of the (inejt stallions ever shown in the colony. It will ha seen by the above that Sir Thomas has every recommendation to breeders, and Mr Smith has every reason to be proud of bis purchase.