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Waikato Independent, Volume XXXIX, Issue 3601, 2 September 1939, Page 8

FARMERS' CO-OP. AUCTIONEERING CO. LTD. ANNUAL CAMBRIDGE SPRING HORSE FAIR TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, SEPT. 5,6, 7, 8 and 9. 1000 HORSES Comprising: 200 Useful Unbroken Horses 600 Medium to Heavy Draughts, including annual consignments from the South Island and well-known Local Breeders 200 Light Harness Horses and Hacks The Special Entries include Pedigree Clydesdale Colts and Fillies, consignments from the South Island and the N.Z. Government Defence Dept., Hunters, Polo Ponies and 4 Trotting Horses from the South Island. Account J. R. MURRAY, GORE: SPECIAL ENTRY FROM SOUTH ISLAND: 23 Pedigree Clydesdale Mares and Fillies, including several prizewinners 40 Useful Medium to Heavy Draught Mares and Geldings, broken to all farm work and absolutely reliable ALSO: "Sir Gowan," the Pacing Gelding, winner of numerous races in South Island "McGlusky," the Pacing Gelding, winner of many races "Golores Silk," the Trotting Gelding, out of an imported American dam "Loyal Subject," maiden pacer NOTE: These horses are all sound and reliable, and on good marks, ready to go into work. -NOTE: This Salfe has now been EXTENDED to SATURDAY, 9th. ORDER OF SALE: Sept. sth—Unbroken and Draught Nos. 1 to 100. Sept. 6th—Draught Nos. 101—210. Sept. 7th—Draught Nos. 211—369. Sept. Bth—Draught Nos. 370—538. Sept. 9th—Light Nos. 1—152. . SPECIAL ENTRIES Sept. 6lh, at 1 p.m. —Clydesdale Stallions, Colts, Brood Mares and Fillies. Sept. 9th, at 1 p.m.—Thoroughbreds, Trotters, Hunters, Hacks. DRAUGHTS—FIRST DAY 1 P. Crean; 2-3 T. Thompson; 4-6 1). Jordan; 7 R. J. Tapp; 8-17 J. Collingwood; 18-26 H. M. Martin; 27-28 F. Smith; 29-30 J. D. Kirk; 31-33 W. Duncan; 34-40 S. J. Suisted; 41 A. F. Pirrott; 42-43 G. V. Fletcher; 4-1 A. Middlemiss; 45-48 F. J. Farrell; 4950 J. S. Bothwell; 51-52 J. M. Tregoning; 53-54 Finnerty Bros.; 55-56 Carter Bros.; 57 W. A. Cole; 58-63 Crabb Bros;;-64 "S. Orr; 65-66 T. Moore; 67 S. G. Livingstone; 68 T. C. Cole, 69 H. E. Goodwin; 70 W. Finlay; 71-74 J. Steele; 75 L. Kay; 76 Mrs Moon; 77 J. T. Taylor; 78-79 R. H. McCallum; 80-83 Est. J. S. McMillan; 84-87 A. R. Batchelor; 88 J. W. and H. D. Smith; 89-92 F. Vosper; 93 F. Windsor; 94-97 J. Mollison; 98-100 W. East. DRAUGHTS—SECOND DAY 101 D. C. Cole; 102 W. F. Windsor; 103 S. B. Grant; 104-105 S. Watkinson; 106-108 M. T. Fillips; 109112 R. Troughton; 113-120 Jos. Gee; 121-122 Jas. Malcolm; 123 F. T. Primmer; 124-131 J. T. Bryant; 132139 A. R. Turnbull; 140-149 W. F. Saunders; 150 F. Sherdan; 151-153 W r . L. Carr; 154-163 J. R. McMurray; 164 Mrs Dudding; 165-170 P. Skousgaard; 171-173 K. S. Browne; 174181; Duncan Bros.; 182-184 Speake Bros; 185-190 A. Forsythe; 191-194 E. Nickle; 195 L. W. Watkins; 196198 A. J. Tindall; 199 R. Shaw; 200 P. G. Amoore; 201 S. B. Grant; 202205 H. Heford; 206 Lynds Bros.; 207 J. Thompson; 208-210 Smith Bros. DRAUGHTS—THIRD DAY 211 W. E. Lepper; 212 1). Shaw; 213 S. Stewart; 214 P. F. Karl; 215216 L. Barrell; 217-220 J. Noakes; 221-223 E. F. Peacocke; 224-229 R. A. McMillan; 230-234 Geo. Ramsay; 235-242 T. Duck; 243 S. Reid; 244 F. Turner; 245-246 J. W. Garland; 247-248 A. T. Cooper; 249-252 S. Limmer; 253-254 P. T. Powell; 255264 W. McDonald; 265-266 Barugh Bros.; 267-268 W. Craig; 269 H. C. Webster; 270-284 J. R. McMurray; 285-286 A. H. Storey; 287-292 T. Kay; 293-294 C. F. Storey; 295-297 E. Segar; 298-300 1). M. Starr; 301302 1). Craig; 303-304 W. F. Duncan; 305-306 J. S. Allen; 307-313 Duncan Bros.; 314-316 J. Kay; 317 E. J. V. Fitzpalrick; 318 Gray and Gray; 319-324 W. F. Saunders; 325328 T. Slater; 329-331 W. J. Woods;