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Otago Daily Times, Issue 25802, 24 March 1945, Page 4

IMPORTANT DISPERSAL SALE WAIONE PARK BROOD MARES Including several fashionably-bred Foxbridge mares. Also HORSES IN TRAINING, YEARLINGS, TWO-YEAR-OLDS, Etc. AT WAIONE PARK, TAKANINI, AUCKLAND —ON— Tuesday, April 3, at 2.30 p.m. Acting under instructions from Hon. E. R. Davis and Mr Oliver Nicholson, an auction sale of Thoroughbred Horses will be held as above, when there will be sold the complete stud of Brood Mares and Foals, also some of the Horses in Training (with engagements), Yearlings and Two-year-olds, etc. The sole reason for the dispersal sale is inability to secure competent labour, which has made it essential to dispose of the stud and cut dswn the training stable to a minimum. The catalogue comprises:— BROOD MARES QUEEN CITY, by ILIAD—QUEEN MARCH, bv LUCULLUS, foaled 1937 (A.R.C. Welcome Stakes, etc.), served by FOXBRIDGE* 20/9/44; FOXOLA, by FOXBRIDGE—AUREOLA, by Hunting Song, f0a1ed,1937 (winner of £6500), served by NIZAMI* 23/10/44; RACEFOX, by FOXBRIDGE—VERA ACRE, by ACRE, foaled 1938 (sister to FOXWYN, 1944 Auckland Cup winner), with colt foal by Revelation 20/9/44, and served by Beaulivre 13/10/44; FIRST FLUTTER, by CAPTAIN BUNSBY—MARCHETTE. by LIMOND, foaled 1935 (half-sister to EVER ENGLAND, dam , of MILD FLUTTER and LITTLE FLUTTER), served by BALLOCH* 27/10/44; TIDAL HARBOUR, by TIDAL*—KINETIC, by PENURY, foaled 1939 (half-sister to ADALENE, A.R.C. Railway Handicap), with colt foal by REVELATION* 3/9/44. and served by him 12/9/44; and FLYING MIST, by MARTIAN— I TRICHAS*. by THRUSH, foaled 1922, with filly foal by AUTOPAY 28/10/44, and served by BEAU REP AIRE 8/11/44. YEARLINGS B g by AUTOPAY—FLYING MIST, by MARTIAN; b g by REVELATION—RACEFOX, by FOXBRIDGE. TWO-YEAR-OLDS LANDFIRE, ch f, placed twice, by REVELATION*—WHITE POLLY, nominated for AVONDALE; bay filly by REVELATION*—ITHACA (half-sister to ROYAL MERIT), broken in but untried; LITTLE FLUTTER, br f by FOXBRIDGE*— FIRST FLUTTER, by CAPTAIN BUNSBY*—MARCHETTE, broken in but untried. • TOREE-YEAR-OLDS AND RACEHORSES GAY CHAT, b g, 3yr (winner A.R.C. Champagne Stakes, etc.), and placed at Ohinemuri on Saturday, by CHATSWORTH*—GAY MARIGOLD; MILD FLUTTER, blk f Syr, a winner and placed at Ohinemuri on Saturday, by FOXBRIDGE*—FIRST FLUTTER, both in training and nominated for Avondale; SOUSA, b g, 4yr (two wins), by VAALS—QUEEN MARCH, nominated for Avondale; MERRY MAY, b m, syr, winner of £2432, including G.N. Oaks, second Auckland Cup, etc., by TIDAL*—GAY MARIGOLD, by GRAND KNIGHT*—QUEEN MARCH, by LUCULLUS*—MARCH (invaluable for the stud); TE KAWITI, br g, Byr, by NIGHT RAID*—QUEEN MARCH, winner of £3580, a promising hurdler. The latter two have been spelling, and Merry May is ready to go into work again. NOTE—AVONDALE ACCEPTANCES CLOSE ON NIGHT OF SALE. CATALOGUES NOW AVAILABLE. FOR FURTHER PARTICULARS AND CATALOGUES, APPLY WRIGHT, STEPHENSON & CO., LTD. BLOODSTOCK SALESMEN, AUCKLAND, WELLINGTON, and BRANCHES.

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