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Otago Daily Times, Issue 26227, 10 August 1946, Page 5

TO STAND AT “RED BAND LODGE” (NEXT INVERCARGILL' RACECOURSE) INDIANAPOLIS (2.0 2-5, 2.36 3-5, 4.15 4-5) W>:: ii >1 / The greatest all-round Pacing Stallion bred South of The Line. Winner of the N.Z. Trotting Cup Three Years in Succession. By WRACK (imp.) from ESTELLA AMOS (imp.)—a PETER THE GREAT—AXWORTHY cross product. INDIANAPOLIS’S oldest progeny are four-year-olds and include the following winners and place getters this season: INDIAN LAD, INDIAN QUEST (2), INDIAN SUN, INDIAN STAR, INDIAN TRIUMPH, NAPOLIS, ANDY’S PAL (place) and OUR LEX (place). Fee: 19 GUINEAS (with Return Privilege) GRAZING: WET MARES 7/6, DRY MARES 5/-. Two or more Mares by arrangement. All care but no responsibility. Further particulars from the owners, S. TODD & M. NELSON, “RED BAND LODGE,” Invercargill. RAIL MARES TO MILL ROAD, OR INVERCARGILL.

TO STAND AT WINTON, SOUTHLAND. The Classically and Beautifully-bred Horse BOULDER DAM (2) By Tiderace (Imp.)—Symhallo (by Fairway—Panic) (Psychology—Symbolism, Imp.) BOULDER DAM won 9 Races, including Wellington Guineas, third in New Zealand Derby, and will be at the services of breeders at a reasonable stud fee of 30 Guineas. A great opportunity for breeders to geti. their mares served with, a horse with an outstanding pedigree of the best English blood in the world. For full particulars apply— Box 13 RAYMOND SPENCER, Phono 139 • WINTON, SOUTHLAND.