Page 5 Advertisements Column 2

Otago Daily Times, Issue 26559, 6 September 1947, Page 5

To Stand and travel by float this season at ST. PATRICK’S, BALFOUR. THE PAPER MONEY HORSE ROYAL SOVEREIGN (27) 1940 By PAPER MONEY (10) imp. out of ROYAL FLOWER, by Kilbroney (2) imp. Besides being by the leading brood mare sire, Paper Money horses are making a name for themselves as sires. .Inflation, Paper Slipper, Autopay, Wild Chase and Card Sharper have been sons of Paper Money to make good as sires. Paper Money is the sire of the dams of Royal Flight, Dark Flight, Defaulter, Beaulivre, Bruce, Royal Tan, etc. ROYAL FLOWER, dam of Royal Sovereign, won seven races. She was by Kilbroney, sire of winners of £278,026. Fee: 20 Gns. ALSO THE BALBOA HORSE ALCANZAR (18) By BALBOA, sire of winners of £102,420 in stakes. Balboa was a great racehorse, his successes including the Auckland Cup and N.Z. Derby. He sired many high-class horses, including important winners on the flat, hurdlers and Stee Out h o a f S KOKOWAl (18), by All Red, a dual Auckland Cup winner. All Red was sired by Stepniak, the maternal grandsire of three Melbourne Cup winners. Kokowai descends from Manto, leading female taproot mare for many, years. WEE MAC, a recent winner, is one of the first of Alcanzar’s stock to race Fee: Thoroughbred mares, 12 Gns.; Hack mares, 6 Gns. *•"ermi for both horses: Half fee payable at first service, remaining half payable when mare proves in foal. GRAZING: Dry mares 2/-, wet mares 3/-. ALL CARE, BUT NO RESPONSIBILITY. 1 or further particulars:— W. BULLMORE, Jun., Owner, Phone 18H, BALFOUR, Southland, or Groom in charge. TO STAND AT RED BAND LODGE, INVERCARGILL. INDIANAPOLIS 2.0 2-5, 4.15 4-5 By WRACK—ESTELLE AMOS. Winner of N.Z Cup three years in, succession His oldest stock an only 5 years. This season just closing, they won 10 races and wen placed 43 times for £3,465. INDIANAPOLIS is sire of INDIAN TRIUMPH (Hawera Cup); INDIAN LAD, INDIAN QUEST, INDIAN STAR, NAPOLIS, INDIAN SON TINY TOT, ANN McGREGOR, ENTRUST, GAY INDIANA, INDIAN POINTER and EXAGGERATE, all winners. FEE 25 GUINEAS Return privilege free. GRAZING: Wet mares 7/6, dry mares 5/'- per week. ALL CARE TAKEN. BUT NO RESPONSIBILITY. Rail mares to MILL ROAD or INVERCARGILL. Full particulars from owners: S. TODD and M. NELSON, Red Band Lodge, Invercargill. DAY PHONE 36*0, Evening* 790.

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