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Southland Times, Issue 21986, 8 April 1933, Page 8

TENZ MOMENTS. A TRAINER states that his racehorses never eat on the day of the race. We never do for weeks afterwards. THE closer the man the harder he is to touch. A BIRD in the Grande Hotel is worth two in any Bush. TENZ TABLETS are used by Trainers, touch;- men and all Hotel Patrons. TENZ simply takes your Breath away ! SALE OF THOROUGHBREDS. DISPERSAL SALE OF THOROUGHBREDS. RIVERTON. EASTER MONDAY: At 10 a.m. MR J. M. SAMSON, of Dunedin, the well-known racing owner, who is contemplating another trip abroad, is disposing of the whole of his Thoroughbred and Trotting Stock at auction on Easter Monday Night, at Tattersail’s Horse Bazaar, Christchurch, but has instructed Messrs WRIGHT, STEPHENSON & CO., LTD., to submit the following lots engaged at Riverton, and the sale of these will take place at 10 a.m. on EASTER MONDAY, on the Riverton Racecourse:— ADMIRAL DRAKE, b g, 6 years, by CHIEF RULER—TAME DUCK, winner Auckland Cup, 2 miles, Wellington Handicap, 11 furlongs, beaten a head N.Z. Cup, 2 miles, Sydney Cup, 2 miles, and numerous other winning and placed performances. GOLD DRESS, ch f, 3 years, by HUNTING SONG—ETOILE d’OR, an own sister to the brilliant hurdler, Aladdin, and sister-in-blood to the brilliant Australian two-year-old, Diamond de Rouge. This beautifully bred filly, from the same family as Desert Gold and Nigger Minstrel, is a maiden. BELL HILL, b g, 3 years, by EAST TOR—BELFERN (sister to winners), by REDFERN (sire of Korokio, Fernden, etc). This Australian bred gelding, a maiden, is a most promising young horse. Having been given ample time to develop, he should prove a good performer. He is full of the best staying blood. Mv92B

MOTOR CYCLISTS—Inspect our stocks of used Motor Cycles, all late models and thoroughly overhauled. A. S. PRENTICE & CO., Dee Street.

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