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Waikato Times, Volume 106, Issue 22690, 18 August 1945, Page 10

G. W. VERCOE & CO., LTD, SPECIAL NOTICE The Auctioneers will not accept any responsibility in connection with any guarantees, descriptions or I calving dates given at sale. I PAEROA STOCK SALE MONDAY, AUGUST 20, 1945 AT 11.30 A.M. OKJi HEAD OF CATTLE INCLUDING SPECIAL ENTRY OF—--120 Yearling Jersey Heifers off swedes 20 Yearling Jersey and Jersey Cross Heifers 30 Jersey and Jersey Cross Springing Heifers 12 Dairy Cows 10 Jersey Heifers close to profit 25 HOGGETS Entries Solicited 872 TE KAUWHATA STOCK SALE MONDAY, AUGUST 20, 1945 AT 11.30 A.M. HEAD MIXED CATTLE 15 Dairy Cows and Heifers 51Q FAT AND STORE PIGS Usual Sundries. Entries Solicited 873 TE KAUWHATA SECOND SPRING CATTLE FAIR MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1945 700 HEAD CATTLE Fuller Particulars Later STUD NOTICES ONLY FOXBRIDGE SON AT STUD IN NEW ZEALAND. BRER FOX (2) By FOXBRIDGE (14) leading sire in New Zealand for the last live seasons, and sire of winners of over £155,000, including Lou Rosa, Sleepy Fox, Neenah, Regal Fox, Foxola, Exeter, Foxwyn, AlSirat, Black Ace and Barwon (sold at last National Sales for 3000gns). This season Foxbridge has sired winners of over £40,000, a record for New Zealand. Out or PERSIS, dam or 11 winners of £16,238, including Lady Lois (Avondale Stakes and £1228, dam of Kentucky, and grand-dam of Bridge Acre, Al-Sirat and Barwon, the highest-priced yearling ever sold at auction in New Zealand), Tuahine (Avondale Guineas and £1950), Nucleus (£3228 and dam of Gay Circle), Royal Duke (£2197), Gay Seton (£3144),), Gay Chief (£625), Vitement £1645), etc. By MARBLE ARCH (1) out or LATONA bv PHOEBUS APOLLO (4) out Of ANTELOPE by APRBMONT (3) out or MISS KATE by ADVENTURER (12). LATONA was half-sister to Elegance, third dam of KINDERGARTEN. ANTELOPE was half-sister to Catherine Wheel, third dam or PHAR LAP. BRER FOX IS CLOSELY RELATED TO THE TWO GREATEST NEW ZEALANDBRED HORSES OF THE CENTURY. BRER FOX is a powerfully-made, wellproportioned horse, standing 16.3 hands, or a splendid hard brown colour and with the best of legs and hone. He did not race owing to an accident incurred when a yearling. BRER FOX is sire of the brilliant galloper MASTER TED, winner or the Wanganui Debutant Stakes, second in the W.R.C. Wellesley Stakes, Wanganui Guineas, Great Northern Guineas, Wellington Guineas and A.R.C. Queen’s Plate. FEE: 30 GUINEAS. Further particulars from A. CAMERON, P.O, Box 18, Hamilton. Phone 3251. <0 STAND THE SEASON AT FARM RD-, RUAKURA FRANCIS DRAKE (7) Sire: Chief Ruler (imp.). Dam: Tame Duck (imp.). This brilliant racehorse has proved his duality by winning the following good races:—C.J.C. Welcome Stakes; W.R.C. Wellesley Stakes; A.R.C. Welcome Stakes; Royal Stakes; W.R.C. Wellington Stakes; A.R.C. Easter Handicap; Great Northern St. Leger, etc., etc., proving himself the best two-year-old of his year. By Chief Ruler, a son of the unbeaten The Tetrarch and premier sire in 1930 and 1932. lie was not only a hairbrother to the ill-l'ated Derby winner, Humorist, but his dam, Jest, was a sister to that wonderful stud success Absurd (imp.). Out of Tame Duck, by Earla Mor out of Duck Shot. Tame Duck was a winner in England and is the dam of five winners and is a half-sister to Cambria, a winner in England, and Irish Duck, winner of five races in Australia. FRANCIS DRAKE is a brother to Admiral Drake, winner or 7 races Including the Auckland Cup and 2nd. N.Z. Cup and Sydney Cup. A hair-hrother to Coot, winner of 9 races, Miss Lorraine 4 races, Duck’s Egg dam of Round Score 8 races, and Belle Cane best 2-year-old of her year and -winner of N.Z. Oaks. FRANCIS DRAKE only served a few mares and his progeny are showing great promise. He has had only two starters to date. El Tiger started twice as a 2-year-old and was placed both starts; started three times as a 3-year-old for a win. Another promising youngster, Francis Mond, had two starts for a place. FEE: 20 GUINEAS. Consign mares to Claudelands Station. R. J. LAIRD, Silverdale R.D., Hamilton. Phone 2420. 942 rpo STAND THE SEASON AT RUAKURA WINTHROP (Imp.) Rutherford—Emily Guy This fine young American Bred Sire is at the service of breeders this season and is located at Mr A. Cameron’s Stud Farm, Ruakura. Bred in the purple, WINTI-IROP was imported from America by Mr J. R. McKenzie, and should prove a great attraction to breeders in the Waikato and surrounding districts. Fee £ls 15s. Two or more mares by arrangement. Further particulars from: A. CAMERON, 585 Ruakura. BUSINESS PERSONALS EDWARDS MOTORS, LTD. Passenger Services between HAMILTON, MORRINSVILLE, TE AROHA & MATAMATA Monday to Saturday— Depart Hamilton 5.30 p.m. SUNDAYS—- . Depart Hamilton 8.30 p.m. Also Frankton to Morrlnsville via Matangi and Tauwhare: Friday and Sunday only— Depart Morrinsville 7 p.m. Depart Frankton 10.20 p.m. Hamilton Agents: REO MOTORS, LTD., Collingwood Street, Hamilton. Phone 2167