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Otago Daily Times, Issue 26719, 13 March 1948, Page 5

SPECIAL SOUTH CANTERBURY BLOODSTOCK SALE OF STALLIONS, BROOD MARES, RACEHORSES IN TRAINING, 'IfEARLINGS, TWO-YEAR-OLDS, AND UNTRIED STOCK. To be held on WEDNESDAY, MARCH 31, 1948, At the A. and P. SHOWGROUNDS, TIMARU (By kind permission of the South Canterbury A. and P. Association.) COMMENCING AT 1 P.M On Account of MR E. B. RAWLINGS, Holme Station, who has sold the property and Is disposing of the whole of his bloodstock. ~ , , , , . _ MR JAMES MORRISON, Timaru, who is selling all his thoroughbred stock owing to ill-health. MR A. WOODS, Timaru. who is giving up active participation in the galloping sport and offering all his thoroughbreds. BROOD MARES On Account Mr E. B. RAWLINGS:

B m BUNDLES (1), by NIGHT RAID*— MADGE'S TRAY. Served by STOURBRIDGE. Br m CHELOMARCH (1), by NIGHTMARCH—MERRY HUNTING. Served by PARCHMENT*. Br m CHELO ID (1), foaled 1943. by JOCULATOR from CHELOMA*. Not served. Ch m CHORAL DANCE (5:), foaled 1941, by CORONACH*—GAY STEP. Bay filly foal at foot by PARCHMENT* and served by PEAK HALYARD*. B m GOLD SEQUIN (3), foaled 1937, by PAPER MONEY*—GOLD SILK. Served by ROYAL ARCH*. Ch m GOLDEN TRINKET (8). foaled 1942. by SOLICITOR GENERAL* from PENNY WISE. Served by PEAK HALYARD*. B m HALO (5), foaled 1920, by SILVERADO* from STARMIST. Served by PARCHMENT*. B m SCENE, foaled 1928. by LAST DART* —BOADICEA. Served by PARCHMENT*. Br m TRISTESSE (13), foaled 1939, by FRIDAY NIGHT—DISTRAIT. Brown colt foal at foot by PARCHMENT*. Served by PARCHMENT*. Ch m SOLICITATION (19), foaled 1940, by SOLICITOR GENERAL*—MINEHEAD. Chestnut colt foal at foot by PARCHMENT* and served by PEAK HALYARD*. m ESPANITA (4), foaled 1940, by SOLICITOR GENERAL*—RIO RITA. Brown colt foal at foot by PARCHMENT*. Served by PARCHMENT*. On Account Mr JAMES MORRISON: Ch m DALNOTTAR (11). foaled 1930, by VALKYRIAN* MADGE’S TRAY. Served by PARCHMENT*. B m BONNIE NIGHT (18t), foaled 1938, by NIGHT RAID*—POLLYFORM. Chestnut colt foal at foot by MARSHALL HALL and served by PARCHMENT*. B m MISS PRIM (18t), foaled 1937, by VALKYRIAN*—POLLYFORM. Served by PARCHMENT*. _ Ch m CRAIGLEA (1), foaled 1933, by ILIAD*—MADGE’S TRAY. Served by ROYAL ARCH*. Ir A. WOODS: Br m WELL PAID (2), foaled 1938, by MAN’S PAL*—RECEIPT 1 . Brown colt foal at foot by MARSHALL HALL and served by PEAK HALYARD*. Positive test. Ch m HOMING (5), foaled 1936, by NIGHT RAID*—HOMEDALE. Bay filly foal at foot by FINIS* and served again by PEAK HALYARD*. Positive test. jINGS On Account Mr JAMES MORRISON: Chestnut YEARLING COLT (18t). foaled 5/10/46, by MARSHALL HALL—MISS PRIM. Chestnut YEARLING COLT (1). foaled 21/8/46, by MARSHALL HALL—CRAIGLEA. tr A. WOODS: Chestnut YEARLING COLT, by MARSHALL HALL-VALKYRIAN Mare. AR-OLDS On Account Mr A. WOODS: B g (2), 2yrs. by NIGHTLY—WELL PAID. Br g, 2yrs, by MARSHALL HALL—VALKYRIAN Mare. Blk f (12), 2yrs, by THESEUS—INFILTRATE. On Account Mr JAMES MORRISON. Ch f LA GLAZZA (1), 2yrs, by MARSHALL HALL—CRAIGLEA. I TRAINING On Account Mr JAMES MORRISON: B g SAIEDA (2), 3yrs, by STOURBRIDGE —COURT SONG, by SOLICITOR GENERAL*. Already shown promise as a three-year-old. •

Br m LAVENDER LADY (2), foaled in 1933, by MYOSOTIS*—LEIGE LADY Served by STOURBRIDGE. Ch in MADAME EGLANTINE (3), foaled 1935, bv LORO WARDEN —CUPID’S BOW. Bay colt at foot by PARCHMENT* and served by PARCHMENT*. Br m MERCENARY (7), foaled 1934, by PAPER MONEY*—EGOTISM. Served by GOLD NIB*. Br m MARAUSIA (14), foaled 1927, by ARAUSIO* —MAROPA. Served by PARCHMENT*. B m MOORBIRD (2), foaled 1926. by THE ACE*—MOORFOWL. Served by PARCHMENT*. B m NISI PRIUS (3), foaled 1937, by SOLICITOR GENERAL*—MELLERAY. Served by PARCHMENT*. B m PINK STAR, foaled 1937, by PINK COAT—THEDA. Elack colt foal at foot by PARCHMENT* and served by PARCHMENT*. B m SHOW GIRL, foaled 1938, by MYOSOTIS*—FRONT RANK. Black colt foal at foot by PAPER SLIPPER. Served by PEAK HALYARD*. Br m SURE STEP (2), foaled 1939, by FOXLIGHT—GAY STEP. Served by PEAK HALYARD*. Ch m ALL QUALITY, foaled 1942, by LEIGHON*—ICENI. Served by PARCHMENT*. B m BUCKLE (12), foaled 1941. by PAPER SLIPPER—SNAFFLES. Served by PARCHMENT*. B m AMOROUS (28), by PARCHMENT*— LOVE AFFAIR. Served by STOURBRIDGE. On Account Mrs B. W. RAWLINGS: Br m BONNY CHELOMA (1), by NIGHTMARCH—CHELOID. Brown filly foal at foot by PARCHMENT* and served by MARSHAL HALL. Br m GUILE (8), foaled 1940, by SOLICITOR GENERAL*—PENNY WISE. Brown colt foal at foot by PARCHMENT* and served by PEAK HALYARD* B m VICTORY [MARCH (3), by NIGHTMARCH—RHEA. Bay colt foal at foot by PAPER SLIPPER. Served by PARCHMENT*. On Account Mi Blk m MERRY HUNTING (1), foaled 1931, by HUNTING SONG*—CHELOID. • Served by MALIBU. Br m, by VALKYRIAN*, with brown filly foal ’ at foot by MALIBU and not served again. _ _ Ch m NIGHTSTAFF, by NIGHT RAID*— MISS WARBLER, with chestnut filly foal at foot by MALIBU and not served again. YEAR] On Account Mr E. B. RAWLINGS: Bay YEARLING FILLY (7), foaled 12/12/46, by PARCHMENT*—MERCENARY. Brown YEARLING COLT, foaled 16/10/46, by PARCHMENT*—SHOW GIRL. On Account M Brown YEARLING FILLY (1), by TWEED lI*—MERRY HUNTING. ,^, |D Grey YEARLING FILLY, by THESEUS—NIGHTSTAFF. TWO-YE j On Account Mr E. B. RAWLINGS: Blk g PAMIR (1). 2yrs, by PARCHMENT*— CHELOMARCH. Just broken Ch g ATOMIC STAR, 2yrs, by NIGHTLYPINK STAR. Just broken in. On Account Mrs B. W. RAWLINGS: B g MANUSCRIPT (3), 2yrs, by PARCHMENT*—VICTORY MARCH. Broken to lead. HORSES IN On Account Mr A. WOODS: Br g TE TARA (2), 3yrs, by SALMAGUNDI*—RECEIPT. by PAPER MONEY*. Ran second this season in Geraldine R.C. Wainui Stakes and showing exceptional promise. Br m TE-MUKA (2). syrs, by LEIGHON—RECEIPT, by PAPER MONEY*. Winner already of five races.

STALLIONS On Account Mr E. B. RAWLINGS: Br h PARCHMENT* (3), winner of five | Three-year-old golden bay PONY STALraces himself and the only son of LION, 10J hands. Silver mane and PAPYRUS at the stud in Australasia. I tail. Unbroken. Very quiet to handle. YNE, GOULD, GUINNESS, LTD, Christchurch and Branches. RIGHT, STEPHENSON & CO., LTD, Wellington and Branches.

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