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Otago Witness, Issue 3726, 11 August 1925, Page 51

TITO STAND AT SALISBURY, A NORTH TAIERI. TRACTOR (Foaled 1918), By THE TETRARCH, Ou t of GRAVITATION (Full Sister to William the Third). The Tetrarch has sired three winners of the St. Leger, and also Miuntaz Mahal and some of the fastest seen in England during recent years. This show.s he can transmit real stamina in addition to great speed. TRACTOR’S Stock are now showing excellent promise on the track. FEE: 25 GUINEAS. Mares to be consigned to North Taieri. Telegrams v L. C. HAZLETT, Dunedin. mO STAND AT STIRLING. A SOLFERINO. Sire of Roseday, Listening Post, Foo Chow, Count Cavour, Limelight, Soliform, Mantua, Geranial, Set Sail, and many other good performers which have established SOLFERINO as one of the most successful Stallions ever imported from England. SOLFERINO will serve a limited number of approved mares. FEE, 50 GUINEAS. Grazing: Wet mares, 10s per week; dry mares, ss. Groom’s fee, 20s. Particularly good grazing will be kept for visiting mares. All care, but no responsibility. For further particulars apply G. A. KAIN (Owner), Stirling. mo STAND AT INVERCARGILL. A THE IMPORTED STALLION PANHURE (2). PANMURE is by Forfarshire—Panacea, by Cvllene —Quintessence (winner of the Otoe Thousand Guineas). Panacea is also dam of Perion (winner of 477550v5). Full particulars will be advertised later. Present address: DAVID LILBURNE, Milton.

AT rro STAND THE SEASON A W AIK AURA, Three Miles from Oamaru, and Serve i Limited Number of Mares. The Dominion’s Champion Living Sire NELSON BINGEN. Sire: BINGEN (2.6 i). Dam: SUZETTE BARON (2.155). During the Racing Season just ended NELSON BINGEN’S gets won £11,514 10s, which placed him at the head of the Trotting or Pacing Living Sires of the Dominion. SIRE of Kawhaki (champion three-year-old trotter), Nantwich (leading two-year-old I Sacer of the Dominion), Great Bingen ] lolder of the one and two miles race Tecord of Forbury Park), Rose Bingen, Peter Bingen, Florrie Bingen, Effie Bingen, Nelson Tasker, Bingenette, Ingle Bingen, Native King, Nelson Fame, Zeliea, Aerial Bingen, Lonesome, Lord Bingen, Nelson M'Cormack. General Bingen, Nelson Bell, Nelson Derby, Bingen Laa, Worthy Bingen, Nelson M’Kinney, Nelson’s Guest, Sea Pearl, Kolmar, Oboe M. Wilkes, Herbilwyn, Nelson Fay, Merry Bingen, Duke Bingen, Nelson Mac, and others. TERMS: One Mare, £l2 12s; Two or More Mares the property of one owner, £ll 11s each. Groom’s fee, ss. Good grazing—Wet mares, ss; dry marcs, 5s per week. All care taken, but no responsibility. Consign mares to Pukeuri Junction. Letters and telegrams: “J. O’Brien, Waikaura, Oamaru.” Telephone 1394 Oamaru. J. O’BRIEN, Waikaura, Oamaru. CANTERBURY JOCKEY CLUB (Incorporated). METROPOLITAN MEETING, 1925. THE NEW ZEALAND CUP, Run on SATURDAY, NOVEdMBER 7. A Handicap of 2100sovs (a Cup value of 100 sovs and 2000sovs in specie); second horse to receive 420sovs and the third 210 sovs out of the stake. The winner, after declaration of weights, of any handicap or weight-for-o*e race of the value of 300bovb or of any race or races of the value of 500sovs may be rehandicapped, provided that no horse be handicapped above 9st 6lb, or be rehandic.apped to carry over weight-for-oge. Weights will be declared on Friday, August 28. Two miles. NOTE ENTRIES! CLOSE at 8 p.m. on FRIDAY, August 21. F. C. COTTIER, Secretary. P.O. Bon 385, Christchurch. Telegraphic Address: “Turf,” Christchurch.