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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 83, Issue 53, 4 March 1939, Page 6

THOROUGHBRED SALE AT TRENTHAM

SIX HIGH-CLASS ENGLISH BROOD MARES SATURDAY, 18th MARCHAt 9.15 a m. CATALOGUES, giving full particular: of these highly bred Imported Brooc Mares sent from England to the Dominion for liquidation at auction b} the Thoroughbred Export Co., are nov obtainable from the undersigned. The breeding of these young mares represents the best English and French blood, they are splendid individuals and are all in foal to the well-per-formed and fashionably bred young French horse, Lang Bian, who is b\ the great French sire and stayer Massine (Ascot Gold Cup, etc.) anc descends from the famous mare Baroness La Fleche. This is the most notable collection of brood mares yel imported to the Dominion and offers to studmasters here an opportunity which is unique, as these mares are due to foal in August and September Inspection can be arranged at any time. Immediately following the above, SALE OF YEARLINGS AND YOUNG STOCK, by GLSTAVO, PAPER MONEY. ETC. On behalf of Mr. L. C. Hazlett Salisbury, Otago, eight yearlings by Gustavo, and two untried three-year-olds by Paper Money, from Ravens (dam of C.J.C. Stewards’ winner Alma, etc.). Saxophone (good winner) Pink Terrace (Oaks winner), Firettc (closely related Cupidon), Tractior (half-sister to Alma, Travenna, etc.) Callbird (half-sister to High Gear etc.). These yearlings are well growr but have not been pampered. They are good types and represent excellent winning strains of the 14, 18 and c families. The fillies should eventually make excellent brood mares. Gustavo the sire of the yearlings, with very few runners is already the sire of winners, and young stock by’ him show plenty of promise. Catalogues from— WRIGHT, STEPHENSON & CO., LTD. BLOODSTOCK SALESMEN. Wellington and Branches.

Taranaki Jockey Club’s AUTUMN MEETING NEW PLYMOUTH RACECOURSE aiS-Place Fields Tote. THURSDAY & SATURDAY, MARCH 9 & 11 TARANAKI CUP :: TARANAKI STAKES C. B. WEBSTER. Secretary.