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Southland Times, Issue 20538, 14 July 1928, Page 11

It is practically decided that after this ladies will be given the exclusive use of the range between se’ en and eight p.m. on Wednesdays and a full muster for Wednesday is asked for the purpose of forming a ladies’ team. THE STUD. SOUTHLAND’S OPPORTUNITY. DRUSUS (Imported; 2.9}). SIRE OF THE WORLD’S CHAMPION, EL VERSO. TO STAND AT GORE. THIS American Pacing Sire, DRUSUS, 2.9 R is by Zombro 2.11, a son of the famous McKinney 2.11 J. Zombro has also sired San Francisco 2.7 J, Lhe sire of Sanardo Pacer 1.59| and 30 odd others with records better than 2.10. Fricka, dam of Drusus, 2.9 i, is by Bingen and is the dam of 10 pacing performers four of whom have records of 2.10 and better. Fair Virginia 2.74, Erda 2.9 R Drusus 2.9 J and Our Ruth 2.10. Of the nine mares bred to Drusus before he left America his gets have five performances recorded, El Verso a world’s champion, holder of the world’s race record for nine furlongs 2.25. In a nine furlong contest on a half-mile track El Verso won his first heat in 2.254 and thirty minutes later won his second heat in 2.25. El three years, 2.5 R Hal McKinney, three years, 2.9 R El Verso Maid, three years, 2.144 (on ice) and Lone Star 2.161. Fair Virginia 2.7 J, a full sister to Drusus, is the dam of the pacer Berry the Great, 3 years, 2.01, and Erda, another full sister, is the dam of Lady Ester, trotter, 2 years, 2.13. That Drusus, 2.91, comes from a family that are breeding on these performances must convince. Drusus is a rich seal-brown horse, a perfect pacer. Has never worn boots, hopples or any fancy rigging. He possesses the three cardinal points of a sire, individual excellence, extreme speed and blood inheritance. Address early inquiries to FREEMAN HOLMES. 211 Yaldhuret Road, Riccarton, Jk3BB Christchurch. f YOUR LUCKY STAR I ▲ No matter what month you were born in Y this Star will lead you, as it has done to ▲ thousands of others, to SUCCESS ▼ :Sesd the Coupon for free Booklet and particulari - - POST THIS PORTION - - - ♦lnternational Correspondence! | Schools (N.Z.) Ltd X ♦ Box 687, Dunedin. ▼ A Sirs. —Pleas© send me a free prospectus I diving full particulars of all branches of the ▲ ▼ profession or occupation before which I A have marked X (If vour subject is noton > X this list, write it here) ▲ ▼ —jlrchiiect, —AccounlantflnitExJ ▼ A —Building Contractor, —Geneial Bookki'Wt ▼ Y —Cancre/e Contractor, —Store Bookkeeper, ▲ ▼ —Sanitary Engineer, —Slation Bookkeeper, . A —Structural Engineer, —Store Manager, ♦ Y —Shire Engineer, —Window Dieeeef, A w —Surveyor, —Show Card Writer, . A —Carpenter, —Motor Saleiman,* Y —Plan Drawer, —Outdoor Salesman, A ▼ —Motor Mechanic, —either tiring Mgr., A —Electrical Mechanic, —Commercial /JrtM, Y —Electrical Engineer, —Sales Letter Writer, ▲ w —Radio Experimenter, —Shorthand Writer, A —Mech.Draughisman,—Journalist, A Y —Mechanical tingin'r,—General Education, . V —Colliery Engineer, —French or Spanish. ▼ ♦ —Sleam Eneine-r, —Milliner, A —Rtfrigerat’nEngin’r —Dressmaker, A (There are nearly 3,350,000 I.C.S. Students A Y over 19.000 of theae being in New Zealand). 1 4 ENQUIRIES COST NOTHING—WRITE NOW ▼ ♦ Name Y 4 Age Occupation ▼ A AddressLT ♦