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Waikato Times, Volume 132, Issue 22152, 25 September 1943, Page 8

ABRAHAM & WILLIAMS SUPPLEMENTARY HOGGET FAIR MARTON SALEYARDS TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21 AT 1 P.M. WETHER HOGGETS OFF SWEDES J 325 Ewe Hoggets off swedes 200 B.F. Hoggets off swedes 783 TE AWAMUTU GRADE BULL SALE FRIDAY, OCT. 1 50 bulls 20 Yearling Jersey Bulls 10 2-yr. Jersey Bulls 10 Aged Jersey Bulls 5 Yearling Ayrshire Bulls 1 4-yr. Ayrshire Bull 3 Yr. S.H. Bulls 2 3-yr. S.H. Bulls PEDIGREE BULL SALE AKITIO ABERDEEN ANGUS BULL SALE TWENTY-EIGHTH ANNUAL SALE OF Q PEDIGREE 2-Y E A R-O L D BULLS On Account Of F. ARMSTRONG, ESQ., Akitio Station To Be Held At MR L. COWAN’S FARM Racecourse Road, Dannevirke, Hawke’s Bay THURSDAY. OCTOBER 14. 1943 COMMENCING AT 1 P.M. Catalogues may be obtained on application to the Hawke’s Bay Auctioneers’ Association. 493 STUD NOTICES CARLYON Pony stallion, at r.rm, Tamahere.—F. 11. Hardy, 250 S. Hamilton. TO STAND AT PUKEKURA, CAMBRIDGE ROYEVRUS SURVEYOR—DESERT FIRE. Royevrus, the best son of that great sire or Jumpers, has won nearly £6OOO, many cups, and was second In the Auckland Cup. FEE: 15 GUINEAS 2 or more, 10 Guineas each. Good Grazing: at 5/- per week. K. S. BROWNE, Phone 125 D 20 TO STAND THE SEASON AT FARM ROAD, Hamilton East, The Thoroughbred Sire BRER FOX. Foxbridge—Persls. For further particulars Phone 8251, HAMILTON. The first or Brer Fox Progeny to race won the Two-year-old Parade at Hawert recently. PETER BINGEN TO STAND AT THE FARM THIS SEASON, the well-known sire, Peter Bingen. For full particulars apply to: LYNDS BROS, Jary’s Rd., KAIPAKI, OHAUPO. TO STAND AT TE KOWHAI The Thoroughbred Stallion DAY GUIDE The only Sire by Day Comet. Day Guide is a beautirul chestnut showing plenty of quality and is a sure foal-getter. Day Guide’s pedigree is well studied with Jumping blood on both sides and his stock are showing quality and promise. Mares met at Te Rapa Station. All care taken, no responsibility. Grazing 2/6 weekly. FEE: £5/5/-. Cards on application to:— S. FULLERTON, Phone 283 R, Rotokaurl. o i uu, nun iu ■ , wniKHTu THE HIGH-CLASS ENGLISH RACEHORSE MEDIEVAL KNIGHT (1) Bay Horse. Foaled 193! i Winner of £BO4I in stakes, the second i largest amount won by any horse yet imported to the Dominion. By GAY CRUSADER (sire or Gay Lothario, (leading sire in Australia), Kincardine and Gay Shield. Out or HASTY LOVE by HURRY ON out of LOVE OIL (dam or eight yearlings sold for £40,465) by Amadis. MEDIEVAL KNIGHT was the best two-year-old In England in his year, and is a horse or superb English quality. He is certainly one of the best racehorses ever imported to this part or the world. MEDIEVAL KNIGHT is the sire or Flykig Knight, one of the most brilliant sprinters in Australia, winner of the A.J.C. Breeders’ Plate, Hobartville Stakes (beating Lucrative) -and A.J.C. Chester Handicap, o Turlongs, with 10.0 in 1.114; also Knight Brook (W.A.T.C. Sires’ Produce Stakes), Rodrigo, Knight’s Armour, King Arthur, Dagmar and over 30 other winners In Australia. FEE: 40 GUINEAS Grazing Fraa Two or more mares by arrangement. ALSO: KINDERGARTEN’S nearest relative at the Stud. GREEK SHEPHERD (2) By ILIAD, second In Derby Out of DRESDEN CHINA, by Tea Tray, son or The Tetrarch, and grandson or Rol Herode from Refinement. dam or Mystic peak, Yaringa (W. A. Derby, etc.), by Shepherd King, son or Martagon, tlacing to imported Miss Kate, ancestress or phar Lap. REFINEMENT, grandarn or Greek Shepherd, was a hair-sister to Adornment, grandam of KINDERGARTEN, one of the greatest horses ever sired South or the Line. GREEK SHEPHERD was a racehorse or the highest class, winning the G.N. Derby, A.R.C. Summer Cup, Awapuni Gold Cup, G.N. St. Leger, etc. A unique opportunity or getting the Best Blood at a Reasonable Fee. FEE: 15 GUINEAB Best of Grazing Provided Cards and lull particulars from:— J. PATERSON, HUNTLY, Phone 96 P.O. Box BE rpROTTING gTALLIONS TO BTAND AT FARM ROAD, RUAKURA BILL B (IMP.) The only horse standing In New Zealand by the world’s ramous SINGLE G. . 1.585. , SINGLE G won the huge amount or 121,125 dollars and out of 434 heats contested against other horses he was placed in 418. MARIE AXWORTHY, dam or BILL B, Is also the dam or WORTHY BEL WIN BILL B’S first crop or foals are showing exceptional quality and are a good advertisement for this sire. Also GREAT PARRISH Winner or • the Auckland Cup and Northern Derby. Sire GUY PARRISH (Imp.), dam BERTHABELLE (Imp.). GREAT PARRISH has proved himself to be an outstanding sire of winners and is probably the besi Dominion-bred sire at the stud today, lie has sired Davey Day and Parrish l.ad. BREED TO A PROVEN SINE FEE: 10 GUINEAS EACH. Also: MALIBU (2) By CHIEF RULER (Imp.)—AFTER GLOW II (imp.), hair-brother to DIMMER (Sydney Cup, etc), EPILOGUE (St. Leger), etc. FEE: 7 GUINEAS. > lull particulars rrom:— R. J. LAIRD, Sllvcrdule R.D.. i Phone 24 20.