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Southland Times, Issue 20939, 23 November 1929, Page 11

STALLIONS. TO STAND AT MR W. JONES’S PROPERTY, RIVERSDALE, AND TRAVEL GORE, EDENDALE AND WYNDHAM DISTRICTS. ADIOO GUY (IMP.). 2.00}. THE FASTEST TROTTING STALLION IN N.Z. TO-DAY. Adioo Guy’s pedigree exhibits a marked concentration on proved sires and dams. He is by Guy Dillon 2.23} sire of other crack pacers in Warren Dillon 2.06}, Emetine Dillon 2.071, Guy Borden 2.07}, and Guy Boy 2.08. His first dam is Adioo, also dam of Harry Dillon' 2.10 (a successful sire). Adioo is grand-dam of 14 with times 2.10’0r better. Th'ese include Emma Harvester. 2.041, Lauderdale 2.05, Betterwin 2.07 Peter Dillon 2.081, American ■ f Harvester 2.08}, Paul Harvester 2.10, Dillon Axwdrthy 2.101 (sire of Travis Axworthy).. . Adioo Guy in his first year’s racing won 7 out of. 10 starts and secured a record of 2.10} at Monroe. In his second year he won 9 out of 12 starts, and gained a record of 2.051. In the following season he made another remarkable campaign and won 8 out of 10 starts. The next season he won 8 out of 9 starts. He made a clean sweep of the rich Orangi Country purses and in the Autumn was sent to Lexington where he scored his record of 2.001 in a great contest with Sanardo, 1.59 J. Adioo Guy’s oldest foals have reached racing age. Among them Addie (3 years) won the Ohio Governor’s Cup, covering the mile in 2.121. Fatima Guy (3 years) put the same distance behind in 2.15, while Robert O Guy registered 2.15}. Before leaving America Aidoo Guy was » mated with three of Mr Heyman's best mares —a filly by Peter the Great, (2.7}), Ortolon Axworthy (2.7 j and Mabel (2.101). . , , TERMS: £l5 15/-. If mare not in foal return privilege granted. Good paddocking at either centre at 2/6 per week. All care taken but no responsibility. J. Reid, Groom. Fee: 5/-. For full particulars apply W. JONES, Phone B—S, Riversdale. L. G. YOUNGSON, Owner. ALSO TO STAND AT M. DUFFY’S, WINTON, AND TRAVEL THE SURROUNDING DISTRICTS. THE TROTTING STALLION. HAPPY VOYAGE Holder of World’s Grass Track Record and Australasian Mile Record. 1 mile 2.4 1-5, 1} miles 2.41, li miles 3.16, 2 miles 4.32. Sire: Direct Voyage (imp.) dam, Honest Meg. Happy Voyage's first crop of six foals started last year as three-year-olds, five of them registering wins as follows: Haeranga Pai won Pioneers' Handicap at Inangahua, 10} furlongs, in 3.9 4-5; Delightful won Improvers’ Handicap at Ashburton, 1} miles, in 3.29; Rose Marie won Stewards’ Handicap at Oamaru, 1} miles, in 3.32, won Bowhill Handicap, 1} miles, New Brighton, 1928, 2.55 1-5; Return Voyage won Advance Handicap at Oamaru in 3.39 1-5, won Weston Trot, Oamaru, 1} miles, 3.35, won Papakaio Handicap, 1} miles, 2.50 1-5; and Manhattan won N.Z. Sires’ Produce Trotting Stakes at Dunedin. Regal Voyage won Amberly Racing Club’s meeting, 1929, Teviotdale Trot, 2 miles, 4.56. Two or more mares by arrangement. All care taken but no responsibility incurred. TERMS: £lO 10/-; payable on January 31, 1930. J. DUFFY, Groom in charge. Groom’s fee, 5/-. Full particulars from M. DUFFY, Winton. G. YOUNGSON. 51513 Owner. WO STAND THIS SEASON AT 1 OTAUTAU. THE FOLLOWING TWO HORSES. WOODEND (1) Imp. Dark chestnut horse (by Lemberg—Queenlet) winner of the Newmarket Hopeful Stakes, York Londesborough Plate, 1 Mile and Warwick Badby Stakes. FEE 25 GUINEAS. ■ BALBOA Chestnut horse (by Varco —Nerve), winner of Auckland Cup, Derby, etc. FEE 15 GUINEAS. . GRAZING: 5/- per week Wet Mares. 2/6 per week Dry Mares. ALL CARE BUT NO RESPONSIBILITY. FOR FURTHER PARTICULARS APPLY TO A. CHISHOLM OTAUTAU. TO STAND AT GAP ROAD. HIKE WELL BRED PACING COLT. 1 LOGAN SUN. By Logan Pointer dam Sunshine 2.12, by Rothchild dam Slavey by Stanley dam Factory Girl, by Traducer. Factory Girl was the dam of that good mare School Girl. It will be seen by the foregoing that Logan Sun inherits some of the best strains of blood in the land. Terms £6 6/- at end of season. Mares not proving in foal returned free. Grazing 2/6 per week. Further particulars apply to—• F. LEGAT, BcloB Owner, Winton. SOUTHLAND’S SUCCESSFUL SPEED SIRE. SUNGOD %?"“ Will Stand at Winton and Wyndham, and Travel convenient District Centres. Sire, Harold Dillon (imp.), No. 39610, whose stock have won over £lOO,OOO. He is the sire of 70 horses with records of 2.20 and 4.40 or better, among the number being Author Dillon 2.6 and 4.21, Tatsy Dillon 2.11 and 4.29, Soda 2.13 and 4.29, Paul Dufault 2.11 and 4.32. Oinako 4.28, Dean Dillon 4.28, Cello Sydney Wilkes 4.29, Dolly Dillon and numerous others. Dam, My Mistake 2.19, a consistent and successful race mare, and great matron. Sha is the dam of Grace Darlington 2.19 and 4.56, Driftmine 2.27 and 4.55, Star Queen 2.15 and 4.35, Coil 2.15 and 4.36, Sungod, Lonesome and others sold to Australia. In the 1921-22 season, Star Queen won £1296 in stakes, and Coil £lOO5, Sungod, in 1917, won £2350 in stakes, and terminated his turf career at the end of 1921 season. TERMS. —£10 10/- per Mare for Season. Payable January 15, 1930. Good Paddocking for Mares, at 3/- per week. All care taken, but no responsibility. Mares consigned to Wyndham, Lochiel or R. Plunket, South Hillend, will be attended to. Further particulars from -J JOHN POOLE, Groom in Charge, Wyndham,