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New Zealand Herald, Volume 81, Issue 25085, 26 December 1944, Page 3

- FROM - I.OBURN PARK STUD Panmure, Auckland To be Sold on FRIDAY, JANUARY 26,1945, the brood mare hine maurea ij AKAUSIO—TE AUPAKI, with a SPLENDID COLT FOAL, foaled September 14, 1944, by CORONACH (Imp.). utNF MAUREA was bred at the KARAMU STUD, HASTINGS, by Mr p „k Ormond, in 1932, and is a SISTER TO HINE WEHI (dam of Sir V* e Meamea and Maoriland, the top-priced yearling of 1941). cl is also a half-sister to TOXEUMA, one of the most brilliant weighticarry'ng gallopers of recent years, and winner of the C.J.C. Winter Si®' iT'a'young. good-bodied and sound brood more of a most desirable type, ,4 tho vendor's only reason for selling is that he has to make room for im"orted Stock. Her foal bv Coronach is her third foal, and she has been served CHESTNUT FOAL BY CORONACH from HINE MAUREA is a beautiful, ii et-un foal, and a typical CORONACH, with white blaze and the usual rnRDNACH markings This colt should build up into an ideal sale ring year}J "and the buye'r should be able to get the price of the mare and foal for Lr nt the next National Sales. This represents a splendid investment for anyone starting breeding. Also MISS LULU, ■ t UCULLUS from a mare by MARBLE ARCH from HEATWAVE by LU by CAMPFIRE. »«!« LULU won the Rotorua Wairnangu Stakes, and was placed in six other Tea She is the i dam ot the highly promising galloper VALLEY BOY, who , ra good field pf maidens in the Napier Park Novice Stakes on November n last LUCULLUS and MARBLE ARCH are two of the most successful broodmare sires in the Dbininion in recent ve'ars. Also on FRIDAY, JANUARY 19, the First Day of the Sale LOT 85 BAY COLT by LANG BIAN from HINE MAUREA (see above). t ANG BIAN is one of the most successful sires imported in recent years and f many more opportunities will be" available for obtaining his stock. His West New Zealand-bred progeny are four-year-olds, and he is already the °! [ Langtie d'Or, Constitution, Fortune's Smile, Artificer, Golden Souvenir, Ramicourt, etc. LANG BIAN is third on the list of winning sires ta New Zealand for the present season to date This is a dark bay colt with a white star, a typical Lang Bian, hardy and well t together, and should with his breeding develop into a handicap stayer of class. t/rcrrOßS TO THE AUCKLAND RACES AND ALL OTHERS INTERESTED ARE rrinniALLY INVITED TO INSPECT ThE ABOVE AT ANY TIME FROM tOKU TODAY ON AT THE STUD. PANMURE-MT. WELLINGTON HIGHWAY, AUCKLAND

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