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Taranaki Daily News, 8 November 1932, Page 16

SALES BY AUCTION. FARMERS’ GO-OP. INGLEWOOD SALE. SALEYARDS, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1932. 20 Hoggets. 35 Store, Fat and Forward Cows. 6. Prime Fat Heifers (off turnips). 40 Jersey Yearling Heifers. 10 2-year M.T. Heifers. 30 Dairy Cowe and Heifers. 15 Pedigree and Grade Bulls. N.Z, LOAN a MERGARTKi pEDIGREE piG gALE. ALL BREEDS. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1932. AT HAWERA’ SHOWGROUNDS. At 12 noon. ELTHAM SALE. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 9. Store Cattle, etc., including:— 20 Hold-over Heifers. 20 Yearling Heifers. 15 Bulls. IN DAIRY PENS: 18 Cows and Heifers.

EPINARD MW®!/ TO STAND THE SEAW SON at Bell Block, and travel by motor, the New Plymouth district and Coast to Rahotu, arid Inglewood to Midhirst, the imported Clydesdale Stallion EPINARD (Vol. 7). Sire, Fyvie Sensation, by Hiawatha Again; from Lady Ivo, by Dunure Footprint. Dam, Rolene, by Dunure Refiner, by Dunure Footprint. Epinard’s half-brother Benefactor, realised 4500 guineas, and won the Supreme Championship of Scotland for 1930. Dunure Footprint earned £20,000 a year in stud fees. Epinard’s progeny have won prizes at the Royal Show, Palmerston North, Hawke’s Bay, Hawera, Stratford and New Plymouth. During the last three seasons my Clydesdale Stud has won 18 first prizes, 4 championships, 4 reserve championships, two Clydesdale Medals, and the Taranaki Show Life Members’ 25-guinea Trophy for mare and two progeny for 1932. Epinard won the Taranaki Show Championship in 1931. He is guaranteed sound, and a quiet worker in all harness.

TERMS: £4 4s cash, or £5 5s payable January 1, 1933. R. TOWNSEND, Owner, Bell Block.

Also the 3-year-old colt— BONNIE EPINARD (Vol. 13), To stand and take a limited number of mares at Balthangie, Pembroke Road, Stratford. For further particulars apply to E. P. Aldridge.

QPO STAND the Season Sentry Hill, New B Plymouth, and to travel ' hawera by train ’if required—

RACEFUL Martian—Rose Red, own sister to Ukraine.)

Raceful is a brother in blood to the Melbourne and N.Z. Cup winner, Sasanof, while his dain, Rose Red, was an own sister to the dual Auckland Cup winner, All Red.

Raceful is a handsome bay horse standing over 16 hands. Sound and even tempered, he proved a high-class racehorse, beating Humbug as a two-year-old and winning in all nine races and stakes to the value of almost £4OOO.

Very few of his progeny have raced, but Tradesman, Fraser and Woodful have been successful, and some of his rising stock are very promising. Rajeful won a Christmas Handicap at Ellerslie in Im. 38 3-55., was also second to Sasanof in Ormond Gold Cup and beat Maioha.

TERMS: 10 gns., payable by Dec. 20. All mares grazed at 5/- per week. No responsibility For cards and further' particulars apply T. CARSON, Sentry Hill, or Stables, Hawera. .

TO STAND THE SEAJMk. SON on the Farm, Kelly Road, Huirangi, g rounding dis t r i t WwfflsW where sufficient inducement offers. Ik THE PUREBRED Kt ffl CLYDESDALE STALLION ALI BABA No. 2124. Vol. 10. Bred by Moore Hu ter’s estate, Hawera. Sire Gold Glint imp.; dam, Morgiana by Bonnie Dene imp. _ . Ali Baba was first prize and champion stallion at the New Plymouth show, 1932. His dam Morgiana was champion mare at the 1926 Royal Show. Terms: £2 2s cash, and. £2 2s when mare proves in foal. P. PEARSE. Owner, Huirangi. ’Phone 146 X, Waitara. To Stand the Season -fflTTtri at Manutahi:' The Clydesdale Stallion LORD EPINARD (2180) V. 10. By Epinard (imp.), dam Meadow Girl 3113, V. 7, by Bonnie Dene (imp.) 840, V?.3. For Terms apply to — > G. R. SCOWN, • ; /' Owner, Manutahi. TO STAND THE SEASON AWATUNA. - THE THOROUGHBRED STALLION ■ . RESINOUS 1.-! - By Limond (imp.), Amyrin, dam of Bathos, Grotesque, Milessa, and others-. TERMS; 10 guineas, payable December 20. Grazing free up to January 1, 1933. Mares from a distance met at Auroa Road station. All care taken but no responsibility. For cards and further particulars apply: D. KING, ■ Awatuna. ,