BLOODSTOCK SALE.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XLVII, Issue 14566, 31 December 1910, Page 9

BLOODSTOCK SALE.

Therb was on attendance of over 500 at Mr. J. Williamson's stables, Campbell Road, Ellerslie, yesterday, when Mr. H. O. Nolan, on behalf of the New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Company, conduced a bloodstock sale. Amongst those present were a, number of visiting sportsmen and breeders. Tho first nine lots offered belonged to Mr. "Win. Patterson, of Motiti Island, and comprised yearlings and two-year-olds, most of whom were by the Sapphire sire Motiti. Eight lota were disposed of for 198gns., the best figure reached being 60gns., for a racylooking yearling colt named Allworthy, by Motiti from the now famous Tauriki.

Six lots were submitted by. the Kai Twi breeder, Mr. G. M. Currie, five of the lots being by Field Battery. Competition was keenest for a yearling by Field Battery from Our Lady, a brother to Bronze, who lias been winning of late. This nice-looking youngster reached 120gns., at which figure he was knocked down to the To Awamutui owner Mr. A. 11. Dingle. In all, the six lots brought 277gns.

Mr. H. "R. Mackenzie, of the Ascot Stud Farm, offered five lots, four of which were disposed of for a total of 162 gns., the main contributor to this sum being- a sturdy diestnut yearling colt by Monoform—Daffodil, which was secured by the Gistoorne ei>ortsman, Mr. F. Looinb, for lOOgns.

Mr. W. Dunn, of Rosedalo Park, Pokekohe, sold three out of five lota for 106gne.

Mr. Donald McEimion disposed of oae lot, and withdrew another. Three yearling!! by Powerful, brother to Seahorse, were placed under the hammer by Mr. J. D. Kemp, of Awhitu, the trio bringing in 68gns. Of this lot one was a half-brother to Electrakoff, which went cheaply at 39gna. to the owner of the latter.

The Messrs. E. and E. Duder parted with two out of six lots for 42gns. Two hundred guineas was offered for a brown filly by —Cuirasette, at whiah figure the yearling was xassed, tie Messrs. Duder expecting at least 250gns. Pour out of th<> five lots submitted by Mr. E. P. Paul, of Mangere, were passed, a two-year-old half-brother to Ngapuka realising 40gns. Mr. E. W. Alison sold two lots for 41gns. The. successful matron Cloud, dam of Lady Patricia and others, was disposed of for 15gns". In all 32 lots out of 45 were sold for 997gn5.. an average of 31 5-32gns. each. Bidding on the whole was not brisk, although moot of th« equines submitted were well conditioned and a pood, all-round sort. The following are the details of the lota offered: — ON BEHALF OF MR. W. H. PATTEEBON. Qua. Black gilding, 2yrs, by _ Motiti— Lockie, Mr. Mark Harrison 21 Brown geldinc, iyrs, by —Vera, Mr. H. Cotter ... . .• .. .•••.— 12 Bay gelding, 2yrs, by Motiti—Ariel Fire, Mr. J. Chad wick 13 Chestnut colt, lyrs, by Monoform— Lockie, Mr. J. Duffy ' 17 Brown filly, lyr. by Pukaki— Papapa, Mr. Laurie Nelson 38 Black colt, lyr, by Motiti—Pararaki, Mr. N. Dickey 15 Bay filly, My Birthday, lyr, by Motiti— Serita, Mr. J. Chadwick _ ... 22 Bav colt, Allworthy, lyr, by MotiU— "Tauriki, Mr. J. Mnlquheen 60 Total .. 198 ON BEHALF OF MB. G. M. CITRRIE. Gns. Brown filly, lyr, by Field Battery Minola, Mr. C. Glasgow „ 37 Chestnut filly, lyr, by Fielu Battery— Moirivrrra-Chree, Mr. W. Cook ... 24 Brown colt, lyr, by Field Battery Our Lady, Mr. A. H. Dingle ... 120 Bay or brown filly, lyr, by Merriwee Liquify, Mr. !C. Christie ... 35 Brown filly, lyr, by Field Battery— Eulolo, Mr. C. Christie 30 Brown filly, lyr, by Field Battery—Vexation, Mr. F. Loomb 31 Total 277 ON BEHALF OF MR. H. R. MACKENZIE. ' Gns. Chestnut colt, lyr, by Obligado— t-orette, Mr. E. Alison ... 16 Brown colt, lyr, by Eton—Cytherea, Mr. C. Christie 16 Chestnut colt, lyr, by Monoform— dil, Mr. F. Loomb 100 Bay colt, lyr, by Starina— Flora, Mr. B. Shadbolt 30 Total 162 ON BEHALF OF MR. "W. DUNN, PTTXEEOHE Gns. Brown colt Glucia, lyr. by Gluten—. Alicia, Mr. S. Williams 50 Bay filly Lassie Doon, lyr, by Monoform —Cardoon, Mr. K. Thomas Timms ... 30 Chestnut, colt Glutippo, lyr, by Gluten Missie Hippo, Mr. E., Donovan 26 Brown filly Monorosal, lyr, by Monoform —Brown Rose, passed at 40gns. Chestnut filly Monella, \yr, by Monoform—Amorelle, passed at 25gns. Total .. ... .. .. .. 106 ON BEHALF OF MR. DONALD MCKINNON, OHINEWAI.

Gds. Bay fillly, lyr, by Monoform—Joy, Mr. H. McClutchie 18 Bay filly, lyr, by Monoform—Miss Simon, pas sed at 40n:ns. Total 18 ON BEHALF OF MR. J. D. KEMP, AWHITU. Gns. Brown colt, lyr, by Powerful— Mr. R. Price- ... 39 Brown filly, lyr, by Powerful— of Honour, Mr. J. Sommers 16 Bay #>lt, lyr, by Powerful—Lady Des- ' borough, Mr. T. Patterson 13 Total 68 ON BEHALF OF MESSES R. AND R. DUDER. Gas. Brown filly, lyr, by Soult—Cuiraeette, passed at ZOOgns.. Brown filly, lyr, by Wairiki— Cuirassier, passed at 30gns. Brown filly, lyr. by Salvadan— Bianca, Mr. George Duncan ... 25 Bay filly, 3yrs, by Wairiki—Granny, Mr. ! W. Patterson 17 Brood mare Minola Bianca, passed at 50gns. Total 42 There was no bid for the brood mare Cuirasette. ON BEHALF OF MR. E. P. PAUL. Gns. Brown gelding, 2yrs, by Pnkalti—Pauline. . Mr. R. C. Wallace 40 Bay gelding, syrs, by Pukaki— passed at 35{;ns. Brood mare Merry Kate, passed at 60gns. Brood mare Pauline, passed at 50gns. Total 40 ON BEHALF OF ME. E. TV. ALISON. Brown mare Powder Puff, by Explosion—'"' US Brown mare Powder Puff, by Explosion— Laetitia, Mr. R. C. Wallace 25 Bay mare Pansy, by Kin!? QuailWinnie, Mr. W. Wilson 15 Total 41 ON BEHALF OF MR. BEN. WESTON. Gns. Chestnut mare Cloud, by Fabulist— cast, Mr. S. Worst) 15 Chestnut mare Desdernona. by Hotchkiss —Dunoon, Mr. J. Tapp ... ... 30 Total 45 THE SECOND SALE. The Xew Zealand Loan and Mercantile Atrency Company, Limited, will conduct another large sale of bloodstock at Ellerslie to-day, the Harp of Erin Stables being fixed us the rendezvous on this occasion. To-day's catalogue, which consists of 33 lot.«, embraces a number of horses in training, untried stork, highly-bred brood mares, and yearlings. The various lots will be found fully de,scri!>e<l in fin advertisement, appearing- in another column. The sale is lixeil to commence nronmtlv at 10.30 a.m. "