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EPSOM SUMMER MEETING.
Press
27 July 1897
Replacement Services
Press
6 August 1970
KURDISTAN AT CHELANDRY STUD
Press
27 February 1952
Chelandry Has Founded A Wonderful Family.
Star (Christchurch)
29 July 1930
Kurdistan To Stay In Southland
Press
16 April 1958
Callander Well Represented
Press
23 February 1959
RACING W. E. Hazlett To Sell All His Horses
Press
30 August 1957
SPORTING Chelandry Stud Was The Home Of Famous Simper
Greymouth Evening Star
6 September 1947
THE ONE THOUSAND GUINEAS.
Press
10 May 1897
ENGLISH RACING.
Press
2 November 1897
Approval to stand at ChelandrY Stud
Press
27 April 1976
RACING IN ENGLAND.
Otago Witness
3 December 1896
THE OAKS.
Star (Christchurch)
5 June 1897
Australian interest
Press
29 January 1979
THE TURF IN ENGLAND.
New Zealand Herald
26 June 1897
MR HAZLETT SELLING UP
Press
28 November 1970
Famous stud to move to Canterbury
Press
25 October 1978
Page 4 Advertisements Column 1
Press
20 December 1947
Page 4 Advertisements Column 1
Press
27 December 1947
SAIL AWAY, which will resume racing in the Chelandry High-weight
Press
12 March 1971
The English-bred stallion, Savant, after his arrival at Chelandry Stud.
Press
25 August 1983
MR W. E. HAZLETT, who is in charge of the Chelandry Stud.
Southland Times
15 December 1939
AN ENGLISH-BRED SIRE—Colonel Cygnus, who is one of the sires being used at the Chelandry Stud.
Southland Times
15 December 1939
AUCKLAND RACING CLUB.
Auckland Star
28 September 1938
Angus Mayor, the Riverton horseman who has done well from his Prebbleton base at Chelandry Stud during a winter campaign in Canterbury.
Press
29 July 1988
Page 4 Advertisements Column 2
Press
21 August 1969
RACING.
West Coast Times
13 October 1896
THE OAKS.
West Coast Times
7 June 1897
IMPERIAL PRODUCE STAKES.
Grey River Argus
13 October 1896
CHANCE FOR YOUNG SIRE.—Sir Simper (Grand Knight—Simper), who proved himself a champion racehorse in Australia, is now being given a chance at the Chelandry Stud.
Southland Times
15 December 1939
Page 4 Advertisements Column 2
Press
3 January 1948
New Sires For Southern Studs
Press
11 May 1966
NOTHING BETTER BRED
Evening Post
24 August 1932
Page 7 Advertisements Column 1
Otago Daily Times
3 January 1948
CHELANDRY STUD
Otago Daily Times
3 September 1947
RACING IN ENGLAND.
Otago Witness
28 October 1897
AUSTRALIAN TURF ACTIVITIES
Southland Times
20 June 1939
Galway Wanda, ridden by Lucy Cottrell, of Christchurch, winning the pony hunter class (137.5cm—147.5cm) at the Prebbleton Show on Saturday. The show-jumping was held at the Chelandry Stud.
Press
20 March 1987
SPORTING NEWS.
Marlborough Express
12 October 1896
RACING."
West Coast Times
12 May 1896
KEMPTON PARK MEETING.
Feilding Star
12 October 1896
RACING.
West Coast Times
10 May 1897
ENGLISH BACING.
Feilding Star
10 September 1897
EPSOM RACE MEETING.
Press
27 July 1896
SPORTING.
Ashburton Guardian
11 May 1896
ENGLISH RACING.
New Zealand Mail
15 October 1896
LATE CABLES ENGLISH RACING.
Daily Telegraph (Napier)
5 June 1897
FROM STUD AND STABLE Natural Resources Have Bearing On N.Z. Success
Press
13 March 1969
AUSTRALIAN TURF REVIEW
Southland Times
23 December 1941
Sporting News.
Feilding Star
11 May 1896
ONE THOUSAND GUINEAS.
Ashburton Guardian
10 May 1897
RACING.
Inangahua Times
11 May 1896
RACING
Inangahua Times
10 May 1897
Scratchings
Press
12 March 1971
ENGLISH RACING.
Auckland Star
22 March 1898
THE EPSOM OAKS.
Hawke's Bay Herald
7 June 1897
LATEST SPORTING NEWS.
Marlborough Express
11 May 1896
Page 28 Advertisements Column 2
Press
6 October 1983
Salmagundi Colt Brings 2000gns. At Chelandry Stud Sale
Wanganui Chronicle
29 January 1948
SPORTING NOTES FROM ENGLAND.
Lyttelton Times
6 July 1897
ENGLISH SPORTING.
Hawke's Bay Herald
12 October 1896
ENGLISH SPORTING.
Hawke's Bay Herald
10 May 1897
NEWMARKET FIRST SPRING MEETING.
Hawera & Normanby Star
11 May 1897
SPORTING CABLEGRAMS.
Oamaru Mail
5 June 1897
ONE WAY TO MEET THE GOVERNOR-GENERAL—own a Wellington Steeplechase winner. Mr W. E. Hazlett (at left), who imported Lomond for his Chelandry Stud in Southland, being congratulated by Sir Arthur Porritt after Bright Blue’s win in the Wellington Steeplechase at Trentham last month.
Press
4 August 1972
Savant had more important things on his mind than the photographer as he traversed the fence line in one of the stallion paddocks at Chelandry Stud last Friday. He was trying to attract the attention of one of the broodmares on the property.
Press
25 August 1983
NEIL GOW.
Evening Post
1 June 1910
British Races.
Nelson Evening Mail
11 May 1896
THE ST. LEGER.
Timaru Herald
10 September 1897
SPORTING.
Thames Star
23 March 1898
SPORTING.
Oamaru Mail
30 September 1898
Page 8 Advertisements Column 1
Otago Daily Times
25 March 1949
WELL-BRED PESCHIERA
Evening Post
18 February 1933
FROM STUD AND STABLE Eiffel Tower From Famous Family
Press
11 August 1966
SUCCESS OF INDIAN OWNERS
Dominion
13 January 1944
THE LINCOLN SPRING MEETING.
Press
23 March 1898
SPORTING.
South Canterbury Times
11 May 1896
SPORTING.
Evening Post
30 September 1898
THE ROYAL TWO-YEAR-OLD PLATE.
Timaru Herald
12 May 1896
RIDERS FOR TE AROHA
Evening Post
23 February 1939
Page 17 Advertisements Column 2
Press
24 January 1979
Te Aroha Meeting
Southland Times
24 February 1939
Approval put down
Press
21 September 1983
RACING IN ENGLAND.
New Zealand Mail
24 March 1898
RIDERS ANNOUNCED
Poverty Bay Herald
23 February 1939
Home News.
Wanganui Herald
2 October 1897
NEWMARKET.
Otago Witness
1 July 1897
YEARLINGS FOR AUSTRALIA
Southland Times
16 May 1939
SPORTING CABLEGRAM.
Oamaru Mail
2 October 1897
THREE SONS OF SIR SIMPER
Press
25 May 1951
SOUTHLAND NOTES
Otago Daily Times
11 February 1948
ST. LEGER STAKES.
Marlborough Express
13 September 1897
SOUTHERN WINNERS
Press
23 November 1970
SECOND WIN IN RACE
Otago Daily Times
24 January 1950
THE DONCASTER ST. LEGER.
Press
10 September 1897
IMPERIAL PRODUCE PLATE.
Star (Christchurch)
9 October 1909
A member of the South Island show jumping team, Ngaire Lamb, leads her horse, Naudu, on to the horse transporter at the Chelandry Stud. She is one of the team of three who will take part in eight horse shows in New South Wales from January 28. In the background, leading her horse, Haldon Road, is another member of the team, Donna Smith. Zargoss, the horse belonging to the third member, Jud Arthur, is partly obscured.
Press
26 January 1983
Decameron
Greymouth Evening Star
5 May 1950
NEWMARKET.
Otago Witness
24 November 1898
SPORTING.
Press
7 June 1897

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