TO STAND AT THE W AIM ATE STUD, SOUTH CANTERBURY. SOLFERINO imp. (4) KNOWN AS THE FLYING SOLFERINO IN ENGLAND. SOLFERINO is sire of our best race horses on our courses to-day, including that great three-year-old Great Star. His progeny have won 59 I races, 160 placings this season, which speaks for itself. SOLFERINO is in great heart and very vigorous. FIFTEEN MARES WILL BE TAKEN TO SOLFERINO. FEE, 35 GUINEAS. Groom’s Fee, £l. VALKYRIAN Imp. (9) Same family as Cyllene, etc., sire William the Third, by St. Simon from Gravity, dam Valkyr, by Eager from St. Natalia. William the Third, a great stayer, winner of £13,578 in stakes, and sire of Wenkipop £12,175. VALKYRIAN comes from the same branch of the No. 9 family as Rapine. The great American racehorse, his grand-dam St. Natalia, is half-sister tc the great mare La Sogesse, winner of Lincoln Stakes, Newmarket Stakes, Epsom Oaks, Derby Cup, and as his dam is, like Gloaming, a daughter of Eager, who also is the maternal grand sire of Paper Money. VALKYRIAN is a beautiful bred young horse, and also a winner in England. He met with a slight accident shortly after coming to New Zealand, and could not be trained her?. He has got plenty of size and good bone. He is making a great mark as a sire. His progeny have won 29 races, 84 placings this season. VALKYRIAN is the sire of Idun, Orewa, Leitrim, Red Sea, Whakariti: Wilmington, The Jack Jumper, Valkon, Vallar, Prince of Orange, Odin, Standfast. Valuation, all winners. His stock are winners on flat and over hurdle 1 ' and steeplechases. Visiting mares will receive careful attention. No responsibility. Good grazing. mares 6/-; dry mares 3/- per week. FEE, 20 GUINEAS. Groom’s Fee, £l. Letters and Telegrams to R. J. GORDON, Queen St., WAIMATE, S.C.
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT. You can get a satisfying HOT LUNCHEON for 1/- at LE GRAND LOUNGE Special Cooked High Teas on FRIDAYS from 5 to 6.30 p.m. And don’t forget—We Serve the Best AFTERNOON TEA in town, besides Big Variety of other Refreshments. Heinz Tomato Soup Bovril and Toast Spaghetti on Toast Coffee and Toast Steak and Kidney Pie, etc. NO OTHER PLACE CATERS FOR YOUR REFRESHMENT LIKE LE GRANDE LOUNGE
GOVERNMENT LIFE INSURANCE DEPARTMENT. (PURELY MUTUAL.) LOW PREMIUMS. LIBERAL BONUSES ALLOTTED ANNUALLY POLICIES EFFECTED BEFORE THE 30th JUNE, 1929, WILL PARTICIPATE IN THE FULL YEAR'S BONUS. CONSULT THE DISTRICT. REPRESENTATIVE: Box 104 or 'Phone 191. W. H. HAYMAN. A. O. MURDOCH, District Manager.
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Timaru Herald, Volume CXXV, Issue 18354, 27 August 1929, Page 2
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