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Otago Daily Times, Issue 26233, 17 August 1946, Page 5

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THE STUD To Stand at “ OmoaPAERAU Ch. Horse CRICKET BAT (7) By Winning Hit—Equipment, by Martian-To-morrow, by Bill o’ Portland—Elusive, by Trenton—Elcusis, by Barcaldlne. Bred by the late Sir George Clifford at the famous Stonyhurst Stud, Cricket Bat was a successful classic winner. His %vins include North * Island Challenge Stakes. Canterbury Challenge Stakes, Dunedm Guineas and J. B. Reid Cup, James Hazlett Gold Cup. etc., etc. With few opnortunlties at the stud, Cricket Bat has sired a high percentage of winners in Straight Bat, Classic Winner, Willow Wood, Cricket Ball, Rangi, Scotty McCabe and some promising young stock. Cricket Bat’s pedigree represents over a half century’r skilful and careful mating with the best blood lines of all time, in St. Simon, Musket, Martian and Barcaldine. He is rich in St. Simon and Musket blood; being strongly in-bred to these great sires through Bill o’ Portland and Trenton. A horse of this breeding and' quality cannot fail to breed on, and breeders have an opportunity of acquiring the best blood at a nominal fee. Consign mares Waipiata. Stud Fee, 25 Guineas. J. G. DONALD Phone IA. PAERAU. To Stand at Lawrence. PASSAFORM No. 2 Foaled August 1, 1935. By BALBOA—FAIRFORM. Winner of Riverton Cup, Invercargill Cup, and other good races. Passaform is stoutly bred on the dam's side, as Fairform was got by Boniform (half-brother to Martian) from Satisfaire, by Birkenhead —Content, by Dreadnought—Lullaby, by Apremont—Hammock (Imp.), by Crest. It is interesting to note that Dreadnought was by Chester—Trafalgar (Imp.), by Blair Athol—Mosquito, who was a sister to Musket, Birkenhead. Orme, and Ormonde, which all come under the Agnes Family. His sire, Balboa, was got by Varcoe—Nerve, by Birkenhead (a son of Orme). one of the most sensational horses of his day on the English turf. Orme got the famous Flying Fox, whose line is so strong to-day The Varcoe line has become prominent through Hurry On and Hunting Song. FEE: 20 GUINEAS, with return privilege. All care taken but no responsibility. Grazing Wet Mares, 6/-; Dry, 3/-. F. W. PARSONS, Lawrence. Phone 375. uo Vuu rtnow — V you can insert yom Want Ad ” in the Times up till 10 o m (or the following morning