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Southland Times, Issue 21832, 8 October 1932, Page 8

STALLIONS. mo STAND THE SEASON.. 1 WOODEND (1). (Bred in England in 1921). By LEMBERG (Derby, St. James Palace Stakes, Champion Stakes, Jockey Club Stakes, Sandown Foal Stakes, Coronation Cup, Memorial Cup, Dewhurst Plate and dead-heat with Neil Gow in Eclipse Stakes). WOODEND’S dam Queenslet is the dam of Cylette, a good winner as a two-year-old, and a winner as a three-year-old, among those he defeated being Limond. WOODEND won the Newmarket Hopeful Stakes, £970, beating Diophon and a good field over the five furlongs of the Abindgon Mile at his first appearance. At three years he won the York Londesborough Plate, £865, 1 mile, and the Warwick Badley Stakes. WOODEND is stoutly bred on lines that suggest stud success through the begetting of stayers. He had Slamish, Endwood and Lochlaggan (all three years old) as winners last season. TERMS: Single mares 20 guineas; Return privilege next season if mare not in foal. All care, but no responsibility. BALBOA* (34). (Sire of Grand National Hurdles winner, Membo.) By VARCO—NERVE, by Birkenhead —Spot. Varco was by Marco, a son of Barcaldine. BALBOA was well known in New Zealand as a first-class handicap performer. He won the New Zealand Derby in 1914, decisively beating Reputation, one of the best horses of his time. Next season as a four-year-old Balboa won the Auckland Cup carrying 8.5. On that occasion he defeated a good field of thirteen, including Warstep. Although his opportunities have been limited, Balboa has sired hardy, versatile stock. Last season he was again to the fore, siring 23 winners. He is the sire of the last Grand National Hurdles . winner, Membo. FEE: 20 guineas; wjtli return privilege next season if mare not in foal. Two or more mares by arrangement. Owner, ALEX CHISHOLM, Otautau. TO STAND THIS SEASON AT OTAUTAU. GREAT BINGEN. By Nelson Bingen (imp.)—Bertha Bell (imp). Holder of 2 mile record: 4.19 2-5, grass track. One of the greatest pacers ever seen in the Dominion, whose progeny should help to make trotting history in New Zealand. He was sire of last year’s Sapling Stakes winner, Taxpayer. STUD FEE: 10 guineas, with return privilege next season if mare not in foal. Apply: A. CHISHOLM, 5u1043 Otautau. TO stand at Mr C. McKay’s Farm, Hedgehope, and travel convenient centres: PETER MOKO Sire: Peter the Great; Dam: Mistress Nash. The proved sire of speed and stayers. Paddocking for mares at Mr Chas. Milne’s Farm, Edendale, and at Mr C. McKay’s farm, Hedgehope, 2/6 per week. All care taken but no responsibility. For further particulars see cards. Terms: 4 guineas at end of season, and 3 guineas when mare proves in foal. Apply R. G. Mitchell, c/o Mr C. McKay, Section 5, Invercargill-Glencoe RD. Ob7l

ill llllllllllllllllllllllllllllil Be e Li WHISKY ’g ©BOTTLED IN ® SCOTLAND Look for the Signature on the Yellow Label. STALLIONS. FJIO STAND AT OTAMA. WORTHY BOND 2.6 J. (Imp). By AXWORTHY—PREFERRED BOND. A PROVED RACEHORSE AND SIRE. Rail Mares to Otamita. Grazing 2/6 per week. TERMS: £7 7/-, reducible to £6 6/if paid by January 21. All care but no responsibility. 5y1204 J. KEMP, Otama. fJIHE ■ IMPORTED HORSE WEATHERVANE Will stand the season at the Windermere Stud, . KINGSTON, Southland, at the reasonable fee of 10 Guineas. Grazing free if paid before January 31, 1933, failing which, 2/6 per week will be charged. All care, no responsibility. Return privilege. WEATHERVANE was bred by H.M. the King, for whom he won two highclass races, being second in four others of class. His stock have the distinction of being particularly sound in limb and wind, and of winning races in the best of company. Owner: J. DONALD BURNETT. AtB26 Kingston, Southland.

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