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Otago Daily Times, Issue 24421, 5 October 1940, Page 14

MAN'S PAL (1) By Manna (Phalario—Waffles) Palmella (Lemberg—Anscenseur). This imported and young Sire will stand at Woodlands (near Invereargill) this season at 30gns (two or more mares 25gns each). Good paddooking. Mares ss, Foals 2s 6d per week. Consign" mares to T. M. TIMPANY, Telephone 9D. Woodlands. "A WORLD'S CHAMPION." Race-winninp three-year-old Free-leggeci Pacer Destined to sire extreme early sneed SandydWe 2.11 The youngest stallion with a record bordering on two minut ? to enter New Zealand Fee. Hgns reducible to I2imij. ii paid Dy January 31 1941 Grazing. 2/6 and 5/Consign mare* Pukruri Junction All care taken, but no responsibility. Early application necessary, as onlv limited space available For cards a"d oarticulars cippl.v JOHN JOHNSTON, Phone 2656. Pukeuri, Oamaru. AT STUD IRISH LANCER (23) The Imported stallion IRISH LANCER will stand the season at Cherry Farm, Waikouaiti IRISH LANCER represents the same sire line as SON-IN-LAW, GAINSBOROUGH, SOLARIO, FOX LAW, BEAU PERE, and the all-successful HAMPTON line. IRISH LANCER won the Canterbury Jockey Club Handicap and fully extended Silver Scorn when giving her 141 bin the Spring Plate. In addition to other winning performances, IRISH LANCER ran second to Croupier in the Jockey Club Handicap, won in 1.37 3-5. Terms : 20 guineas; Wet Mares, ss: Dry Mares, 2s 6d. All Care—No Responsibility. A. T. DOUGLASS, waikouaiti