STANDING AT lIILLCREST. New Zealand’s Leading Sire, Br. H. Hunting Song (23) Who again headed the sire’s winning list Tor the past season, with 113 winners Tor £15,194 In stakes. A Successful Performer In England and a Great Success at the Stud. By lIURUY ON, leading sire in England, 192 G, and slro or three Derby winners. From PASTA, a successful brood mare by THRUSH, rrom SIGNORETTA, winner or the Derby, the Oaks and £11,601. Hall mares to Claudelands Railway Station. FEE, BO GUINEAS. Cards and Tull particulars from— GAINE CARRINGTON, Sllverdale Road, Hlllcrest, HAMILTON.
A T «J*HE gTUD. SURVEYOR (7) (NASSAU—PEDOMETER) TO STAND THE SEASON AT EUREKA. SURVEYOR, who experienced a successful season in 1934-35, being among the first 22 leading sires of the Dominion, numbers among his various successes, the C.JjC. Welcome Stakes, 'the Great Northern Foal Stakes, New Year Handicap and C. G. Stead Memorial Gold Cup. Last season his progeny won £3,048 10s for 21 firsts and 37 minor placings. Service fee lOgns., all care, no responsibility; grazing 5/- per week.— Apply L. G. HARRIS or R. H. TOWNSEND. Eureka. ’Phone 299 A. 306
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Waikato Times, Volume 118, Issue 19663, 24 August 1935, Page 19 (Supplement)
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