SPORTING

Otago Daily Times, Issue 21932, 19 April 1933, Page 11

SPORTING

SALE OF HORSES THOROUGHBREDS AND TROTTERS TOP PRICE—9OO GUINEAS FOR RAMPION COLT. Before a good attendance at I attersail’s Horse Bazaar, Christchurch, ou Monday night, the thoroughbred and trotting stock of the well-known owners, Messrs J. R. MTvenzie and J. M. Samson, were submittted to auction. . In few cases was the bidding spirited, but when the Runipion colt, Southdown, was brought into the ring he attracted much attention, and he quickly reached 900 -guineas, at which figure he was purchased by the Riccarton trainer, A. M'Aulay. Guarantee failed to find a new owner, being passed in at 350 guineas, and Princess Argosy did not reach the reserve placed on her. Colonel Cygnus was purchased by Mr J. B. Thomson, of Invercargill, for 110 guineas. Several other lots were passed in, and the remaining horses "were disposed of at prices ranging from six to 95 With the exception of the yearling gelding by Silk. Thread from Nyallo, which had suffered an injury in transit to the sale, the entire entry of Mr MTxenzie s horses changed hands, top pricp being given for the brood mare Starmist, who was purchased by F. Holmes, of Riccarton. Others of his thoroughbreds brought from five to 22 guineas. TROTTING STOCK. Mr Samson’s three-year-old filly, Chiming Wrack, topped the sales of trotting stock, this filly being in keen demand. She fell to the bid of Mr J. Richardson, of Dunedin, who paid 390 guineas for her. The remainder of the entry excited little competition. Mr MTvcnzie’s top price was gamed by the imported American stallion Llewellyn at 55 guineas, his new owner being the Otantau studmaster, Mr A. Chisholm. Avion Axworthy, another importation, was sold for 40 guineas to the Nelson trainer, L. F. Berkett. A keen buyer of Mr MTvenzie’s young stock was the Greymouth sportsman, Mr J. Manera, who secured three of that draft. Details of the sale are given below; On Account of Mr J. R. M'Kenzie: YEARLINGS. Gns. B filly, lyr, by Great Bingen—Addie Guy; J. Murray, Blenheim .... 12 Blk filly, Ivr, by Silk Thread—Pearl Light; j. Manera, Greyraouth .. 7* Br c, lyr, by Great Bingen—Real the Great: J. Manera, Greymouth 8 B f, lyr, by Great Bingen —Slapfast; T. Quinn, Waimate .. .. 11 B g. lyr, by Silk Thread—Nyallo; Withdrawn from sale. TWO-YEAR-OLDS; B f, 2yrs, by Great Bingen—Glendora: S. Johnston, Leeston .. .. 11 Blk £, 2yrs, by Great Bingen— Slap fast; M. Corrigan, Blenheim .. 50 HANDICAP HORSES: Llewellyn’s Pet. b f. 3yrs, Llewellyn —Petrova: R. Hampton, Christchurch .. .. ••■•••• ,* ’ Nyallo Silk, b g, 6yra, Silk Thread— Nyallo: J. Manera, Greymouth .. II STALLIONS. Llewellyn, b h, 7yrs, Guy Axworthy —Miladi Anne: A. Chisholm, Otantau • • Arion Axworthy, b h, 6yrs. Anon Guy—Belle Keller: L. F. Berkett, Nelson .. •• •• •• Acron, b h, aged. Logan Pointer— Millie C: H. W. Bartlett, Belfast 21 THOROUGHBRED BROOD MARES. Lady Ball, b m, 1916, Demosthenes — Sunlight: A. J. Tutton, Rangiora 16 Starmist, b m, 1921, Autumnus — Stardancer: F. Holmes. Riccarton 54 First Class, ch m, 1915, All Black — Class: W. J. Doyle, Doyleston .. 5 Corsettiere, b m, 1925, Solferino — Dame Straitlace: G. Hall, Hororata .. “ The Closure, hr m, 1926, Decision —Blather: L. Collie, Greendale 10 Brood mares all served by Roydon. HORSES IN TRAINING. B f, 2yrs. by Shambles—Bon Bord: A. L. Matson, Christchurch ... 22 Br f, 3yrs, by Shambles —Dame Straitlace: Miss A. Boyle, Oamaru 20 STALLION. Roydon, br h, 1927, by Ellangowan— Vibration: E. C. MTJermott, Spreydon 15 On account of Mr J. M. Samson;— HORSES IN TRAINING. Miss Tembaron, br or blk mare, syrs by Weathervane —Temba: George Rower, Ohapuka 10 Scotch Tea, b m, 4yrs, by Tea TrayArch Lassie: S. A. Gough, Christchurch 7J Colonel Quex, b g, 6yrs, by Lord Quex —Bashful: K. R. Smith, Geraldine 6 Traylavah. b g, 4yrs, Tea Tray— Lava: G. Hagerty, Halswell .. 12 Fine Weather, b f, 3yrs, by Weathervane —Lake Urn; R. M’Donald, Waikuku 12J Toe Dance, hr f, 3yrs, by Weathervane—Cotillion; Mrs J. Montgomery, Christchurch 13J Silver Salver, b g, oyrs. by Tea Tray—Arch Lassie: A. Matheson, Dunedin 274 Royal Limond, hr g, 6yrs, by Limond —Royal Exchange: A. Syme, Christchurch 33 Tea Dance, b g. 2yrs, by Tea Tray— Dancing Doll: Passed 30 Southdown, hr c, 2yrs. by Eampion —Down South: A. M'Aulay, Riccarton .. .. 900 Guarantee, b c, 2yrs, by Paper Money—Entre Nous; Passed .. 350 Lord Buchan, blk h, syrs, by Buchan —Thracia: J. Prosser, Leeston .. 26 Blue Hills, b g, 3yrs, by East Tor — Bluefern: Passed 17 Wealth, b f, 3yrs, by Paper Money —Skydream: Passed 30 Cleaner, ch f. 3yrs, by Lord Quex — Charlady; Passed 50 Hot Stuff, br g, 2yrs, by Weathervane—Lava: T. Harrall, Christchurch 25

Colonel Cygnus, b h, 6yrs. by Cygnus —Kish-Le-Shee: J. B. Thomson, Invercargill 110 Lord Argosy, ch g, syrs, by Argosy —•Miss Hazlebrook: Passed .. 100 Princess Argosy, b m, syrs, by Haki —Little Spitfire: Passed .. .. 325 Ch filly, lyr, by Tea Tray—Dancing Doll: F. Jenkins, Kurow .... 95 Br filly, lyr, by Weathervane — Lava: Passed 17 Molten, br f, 3yrs, by Paper Money —Lava; Passed 15 Red Dance, ch g, 2yrs, by Rosenor —Red Jazz: Passed .. 40 Silver Tassic, ch f, 2yrs, by Night Raid —Tea Girl: F. A. Nelson, LoAver Riccarton .. 7 Bay filly, 2yrs, sire unknown —Jazz Girl: T. Quinn, Waimate .... 5 Indicate, br filly, 3yrs, by Weathervane —Arch Lassie; Passed .. .. 130 Bell Hill, b g, 3yrs, by East Tor— Bclfern: Passed 120 BROOD MARES. Tea Girl, b m, 7yrs, by Tea Tray— Miss Ellice, served by Lord Buchan: R. Haines, Okain’a Bay 11 Jazz Girl, b in, 6yrs, by Kilbrouey —Tango, served by Lord Buchan: A. Matheson, Waimate '. 7 Red Jazz, ch m, 7yrs, by Solferino —Tango, served by Lord Bucban; Mrs A. 13. Talbot, Fendalton .... 13 On account Elderslie Stud Company, Ltd. Bay g, lyr, by Tea Tray—Par Money: Pyne, Gould, Guinness, Ltd., as agents .. 32 SUCCESSFUL APPEALS DISQUALIFICATIONS REMOVED. (Per United Press Association.) AUCKLAND, April 18. The appeals by Wenzl Scholium, racehorse owner, W. Goscomb, trainer, and G. Grice, apprentice jockey, against their disqualification for six months by the Judicial Committee of the Whangarei Racing Club were upheld by the Auckland District Racing Committee. The case concerned the running of Princess Star in the Portland Hack Handicap at Whangarei on April 6, and the disqualifications were imposed on the ground that there had been a contravention of the rule relating to a horse being run on its merits. The District Committee in allowing the appeals ordered the deposits of £5 each to be returned to the appellants. NEW SIRE FOR STONYHURST (Special to Daily Times.) CHRISTCHURCH, April 18. Another well-bred English sire will be available to Canterbury owners next breeding season. This is the 12-year-old Magnus, who has been secured for Stonyhurst by Sir Charles Clifford from his cousin, Captain Charles Moore, of Mooresfort Stud, a well-known Irish stud in Tipperary. Magnus is by the unbeaten grey horse The Tetrarch, sire of Chief Ruler and Tea Tray, from Princess Dorrie, by Your Majesty from Doris. He was bred by Mr J. B. Joel, and represents some of the most successful blood. His dam, Princess Dorrie, ivinner of the One Thousand Guineas and Oaks, is a halfsister to Sunstar, winner of the Two Thousand Guineas and the Derby, while the Persimmon horse Your Majesty, the sire of Princess Dorrie, is a St. Leger winner. Magnus, who did little racing, won a mile race at Newmarket as a fhree-year-old. He has had several seasons at Captain Moore’s stud, where he has left some promising stock. He is expected to arrive here about September, and should be a valuable addition to the breeding stock of the Dominion.