BLOODSTOCK SALES.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XLVI, Issue 13950, 5 January 1909, Page 7

BLOODSTOCK SALES.

GLENORA PARK YEARLINGS.

THIRTEEN LOTS REALISE 2100

GUINEAS.

The 26th annual silo of yearjings bred by Mr. W. Walters, Glenora Park, was held yesterday, and, as usual, a large assemblage was attracted to the Papakura Estate to assist thereat. Mr. H. 0. Nolan conducted the sale on behalf of the New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency Con? pony. Amongst, the faces round the ringside were: Messrs. W. H. Merries M.P., F. W. Lang, M.P., T. W. Wilford, M.P. (Wellington), Murdoch McLean, T. H. Lowry (Hawke's Bay), Alfred Kid, Geo. Duavhett, A. Dunningham, Donald McKinnon, J. F. Hartland, E. A. Price, F. Roes (Waakato), Harvey Paterson (Victoria), J. Marshall. J. J. Craig, J. Muir, P. Maxwell, J. Kae, Jas. Hill, G. M. Currie (Wanganui), W. Foss, C. Winder, Walter Davies, Angus, W. Gordon, C. Halstead, Robt. Wynyard, E. W. Alison, Donald McLeod. It. W. Duder. H. T. Gorrie, H. R. McKenaie, and John Rowe. After the visitors had partaken of Mr. Walters' hospitality, Mr. Nolan read the conditions of sale, "and the first lot to be led into the ring was a bloodlike filly by Gluten from Soultgirl. Being cast on diminutive lines, {he competition lor her possession was not brisk, and she was knocked down at 70gs. Something of a more attractive order came next on the list, in the shape of a bay filly by Soult from Princess Alice, who claims t'ull-sistership to the clever Avalanche. Mr. A. Hansen, in whose colours Avalanche won many races, was quickly in to bid for her sister, and outstaying the opposition he secured her cheaply at 145gs. A shapely chestnut half-brother to Hughie, by Gluten from Goldweb, was the third lot, and speculation opened at 50gs., dragging slowly to 105g5., at which price Mr. J. J. Craig secured an undoubted bargain. When the brown colt by Soult from Lady Musket was led into the ring there was quite a buzz of admiration, and the young thoroughbred well deserved the distinction. Mr. Nolan did not have long to wait ere a bid of 200gs. was made, and it advanced rapidly to 500g5., at which figure Mr. Frank Ross, of Cambridge, was announced as the purchaser. The Lady Musket, colt, is a remarkably well-grown youngster, and he appears to possess all the attributes that go to make a racehorse. The succeeding lot, a bay filly by Soult from Hotoherina. proved to be another gem of the collection. A bid of ?00gs. was quickly called, but though the. price rose rapidly in 25-guinea bids >o 300g5., there was no advance beyond that sum, and the filly was knocked down to a commissioner acting on behalf of Mr. 0. I). Greenwood. The Hotcherina filly claims full-sistership to a number of performers, and if she does not achieve something for the great family to which she owes her descent a lot of keen judges will be much astray in their judgment. A racy-looking filly by Gluten— McGregor went at 60gs. to the Australian sportsman, Mr. Payne. A well-balanced bar colt, by Soult from the Medallion mare Corusa, who is bred on almost similar lines to the brilliant Wairiki, seemed likely to bring about a strong competition, but the bidding for his possession closed at 275g5., Mr. Johnson being the purchaser. A beautiful bay filly by Soult from St. Edith, who can be termed brimful of quality, went cheaply to Mr. W. Lyons at 150gs. Mr. W. Irwin secured a colt by Soult from Curacoa at 25g5., but the youngster showed symptoms of unsoundness, caused through an adventure with a wire fence. A sturdy brown colt by Soult from Lady B, showing a deal of quality, went to Mr. J. J. Craig at 200g5., and ho was regarded as one of the bargains of the day. Mr. D, Moraghan bought a low-set racy-looking colt by Soult from Romola at 160gs. Owing to an injury the Soult—Lady Rose filly was not produced. A sturdy filly by Soult—Lady Emmeline, carrying a suspicious looking near foreleg, went to Mr. Harvey Patterson, of Victoria, and is no doubt intended for breeding purposes, only. The last of the youngsters offered was the bay colt by Hackenschmidt— Merry Nif, bred to English time. Although foaled in April, 1907, this colt now ranks as a two-year-old, which prevented spirited competition, but at 60gs. Mr. H. R. Mackenzie, of Mangere, secured a great bargain, if only for stud purposes later on. Altogether the 13 yearlings 'sold realised 2100g5., or an average of 161 igs. each, which must be considered satisfactory. After disposing of the Glenora lots, a number of other yearlings, also several brood mares, were placed under the hammer. Mr. G. M, Currie, of Wanganui, sold a nice filly by SoultAllinga at 60gs. to Mr. G. Mills, and a filly bv Soult—Vexation at 70gs. to Mr. J. B. Williamson. A colt by MerriweeMerveilleux, and a filly by the same sire from Minola, went respectively at 65gs. and 40gs. A bay colt by Obligado—Hesper, and a gelding by MusketryOhinewai were sold cheaply by Mr. Donald McKinnon at 30gs. and 18gs. ; while Mr. Alfred Kidd parted with the brood mare Mary Seaton at 40g8., and passed in St. Margaretta, dam of Celtic, at llOgs., the reserve being 160gs. A filly, out of the latter mare, by Soult, was bought at 40gs. by Mr. Harvey Patterson, while the owner of Dunborve," Mr. George Dunnett. got a useful looking gelding by Gluten —Catchfly at 45gs. St. Olga, the "sister to St. Paul, stinted to Seaton Delaval, was purchased by the New South Wales sportsj man, Mr. J. Burton, at 120gs. Mr. W. Walters became the owner of Curacoa, with foal at foot and stinted to Soult, the price being 1660g5. In addition to the 2100gs. realised for the Glenora yearlings, the other bloodstock sold brought in 1179g5., or a total for the day of 3279g5. Particulars of the sale are as'follows : —

Gns. Brown filly, by Glut-en—Soult Girl, Mr. D. MoGrath (Wuirarapa) 70 Buy filly, by Soult—Princess Alice, Mr. A. Hanson 145 Chestnut colt, by Gluten—Gold Web, Mr. J. J. Casey 105 Brown colt, by Soult—Lady Musket, Mr. F. Ross (Waikato) 500 Brown filly, by Soult—Hotcherina, Mr. G. D. Greenwood (Canterbury) 300 Chestnut filly, by Gluten—Helen McGregor, Mr. G. Payne (.Sydney) fcO Brown colt, by Soulb—Corusa, Mr. Johnston 275 Bay filly, by Soult—St. Edith, Mr. W. Lyons 150 Brown colt, by Soult— Curacoa, Mr. W. G. Irwin 25 Brown colt, by Soult—Lady 8., Mr. J. J. Craig 200 Brown colt, by Soult—Komola, Mr. D. Moraghan 160 Brown filly, by Soult— Kmmeline, Mr. Harvey Patterson (Victoria) 50 Bay colt, by Haekenschmidt—Merry Nif, Mr. 11. R. Mackenzie (Mangere) 60 Total 2,100 Average for 13 lots sold. 161£ guineas. ON ACCOUNT OF OTHER, OWNERS. Gng. Brown yearling colt, by Gluten—Bid, Mr. George Hyde 60 Brown yearling filly, by Merriwee—St. Olga, Mr. Thomas Stewart 80 Bay yearling colt, by Seaton Delaval—Cardoon, Mrs. S. (i. Lindsay 25 Bay filly, by Soult—St. Margaretta, Mr. Harvey Patterson (Victoria) 40 Chestnut gelding, lyr, by Gluten— Mr. J. Hill 50 Brown colt, lyr, by Gluten—Catchfly, Mr. George Dunuet 45 Bay filly, lvr. by Soult—Merrymaid, Mr. J. Kemp (Awhitu) 30 Brown colt, lyr, by —Gladys May, Mr. W. Foss 50 Bay filly, 2yrs, by Menschikoflt—St. Margaretta, Mr. J. J. Craig 40 Brood mare St. Olga, llyrs, stinted to Seaton Delaval, Mr. J. Burton (New South Wales) 120 Brood inare Curacoa., 12yrs, with foal at foot and stinted to Soult, Mr. W. Walters ... 160 Brood more Lady Winnie, 13yr», stinted to Gluten, Mr. I'. Maxwell (Kopu) 90 Brown mare, syrs, by .Phoebus —Welcome Katie, stinted to Seaton Delaval, Mr. O. Hunter 60 Total 850 Average for 13 lots sold, 65 5-13 guineas. ON ACCOUNT OF MR. G. M. CURRIE. Brown filly, lyr, by Soult—Allinga, Mr. George Mills 60 Brown filly, lyr, by Soult—Vexation, Mr. J. B. Williamson 70 Brown colt, lyr, by Merveilleux, Mr. 11. Harmon 65 Brown filly, lyr, by Merriwee—Minola, Mr. R. Ryan 40 Total 235 Average, for four lots sold, 58j guineas. ON ACCOUNT OF MR. DONALD McKINNON. Gns. Bay colt, lyr, by Obligado—Hesper, Mr. J. Connolly 30 Chestnut gelding, lyr, by Musketry—Ohinewai, Mr. 11. Linnel 18

ON ACCOUNT OF MR. ALFRED KIDD. Brood mare Mary Seaton, stinted to Gluten, Mr. R. Hannon 40 ON ACCOUNT OF MR. W. RYAN. Master Clement*, aged, bv St. Clements, Mr. A. Phillips ... ..." 16 CAMBRIA PARK SALE. At Cambria Park, l'apatoetoe, Mr. H. 0. Nolan again wielded the hammer, when 16 yearlings were gold for 1130 guinea*, or at an average of a little over 70 guinea* each. In addition a number of lota were offered on behalf of others, the particulars being a* follows— ON ACCOUNT OF CAMBRIA TARK STUD. TKAIILINGS. Una. Bay colt, by Eton—Cyrenienne, Mr. C. Nicholson 30 Brown filly, by Eton—Oyreuse, Mr. C. Nicholson 40 Brown filly, by Eton— Dell, Mr. John Marshall 50 Brown colt, by Harpist, Mr. A. Phillips ... 110 Bay filly, by Soult—Miss Annie, Mr. Angus W. Gordon 300 Bay colt, by Obligado— Dreamland, Mr. Q. Payne (Svrtnev) 65 Bay colt, "by Obligado—Gweniad, Mr. W. Hundley ... 50 Chestnut colt, by Obligado—Rapid, Mr. S. Williams (Wairorapa) 25 Chestnut colt, by Obligado—Crecy, Mr. F. McManemin 180 Chestnut filly, by Obligado— Mr. S. Faterson ... ... ... ... ... ... 40 Bay filly, by Obligado—Te Huianga, the Hon. .lames Carroll 55 Bay colt, by Obligado— Mr. J. Marshall 40 Bay filly, by Obligado—Cythcrea, Mr. Henry Uibb " ". 25 Chestnut colt, by Obligado—Tournament, Mr. J. Ooe 35 Chestnut colt, by Obligado—Lute, Mr. W. Edwards ' 55 Bay colt, by Obligado—Klteroa, Mr. A. J. Furnese 50 Total 1,130 Average for 16 lots sold, 70jj guineas. ON ACCOUNT OF VARIOUS OWNERS. Cns. Electrn, brood mare, stinted to Hierarch, Mr. J. Kemp (Awhitu) 25 Golf, brood mare, stinted to Eton, Mr. A. Dunningham 22 Bay colt, lyr, by Eton-Golf, Mr. C. Winder 15 Bay filly, iyr, by Obligado— of lluka. tore, Mr. J. Parker (Gisborne) 30 ON ACCOUNT OF MR. F. W. ARNOLD. Gns. Rarata, bay gelding, 3vrs, by Eton—Peace, Mr. V W. McMannmin 60 Etna, brown flllv. 2vrs. by Eton—lrma, Mr. F. Hill (for Sydney buyer) 210 Cambrian (by" Oyrenittii—Miss Annie) wag passed at 430 guineas. ON ACCOUNT OF MR M. McLEAN. Celtic, chestnut gelding, svrs, by Seaton Delaval—St. MargaretU, Mr. Geo. Hyde ... 190 ON ACCOUNT OF MR. J. KEMP. Gns. St. Oyren, 6yrs, by Cvrenian, Mr. Theo. Bowling ... ~. " 31 THE LATE MRS. A. M. COOMBE'S HORSES. The trustees in the estate of the late Mrs. A. M. Coombe submitted the well-performed three-year-old colt Master Soult and his stable companions. Elysian, Tetrasl7.ini, First Gun, and Ctliragno Master Soult was the first produced, and the bidding opened at 750 guineas, followed by 1000 guineas, 1100 guineas, and then 1200 guineas. At the later figure business was at an end, and the reserve oT 2000 guineas not being in sight the Summer Cup winner was passed, the others being at once withdrawn from the sale.