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New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review, Volume XIII, Issue 772, 22 December 1904, Page 3

BLOODSTOCK SALE. BROWN COLT, by Menschikoff dam T.a ay Cureton, by Go'dsb’ouch out oi Mitigitvrs. bv Yattei d n out of The F y, by imported Fisherman out of imno ted Marchioness (winner of English|;Oaks),;;by* Melbourne. BROWN COLT, by Phoebus Apollo, imp., dam Lady Gertrude, by imported Cadogan out of No Name, bv imported Traducer out of Emma, by imported Gil Blas. Lady Gertrude is the dam of a number of winners; Euroclydon, Blizzard and Britomart were her most prominent performers on the New Zealand turf. CHESTNUT COLT, by imported Cyrenian, son of St. Simon, dam Sparkling Water, by St. Hipvo, winner of the New Zealand Cup and many important races, out of Waitemata, by imported Eridspord, son of Isonomy, out of Aorere. by Chester out of Kaipara, by Goldsbrough This is a compiet, well-grown colt, and descends from the celebrated St. Bimon and Isonomy strains, with a strong combination of Fisheiman and Birdcatcher. BROWN FILLY, by Hotchkiss, son of imported Musket, dam Aleger. by imported St. Leger out of Brown Alice (dam of winners) by Nordenfeldt out of Cnida dam of Stiathmore, Hilda, Artillery, Batista, all brilliant peri ormers. 1 his Ally is own sister to Quickfire, a winner, and very promising. BROWN FIILY, by Hotchkiss, dam Crescent, by imported Castor out of that prolific mare Pungawerawera, by in ported Golden Grape out of AtaJanta. by imported lowton, own brother to lhe Beer. This filly is own sister to St art hoot, one of this year’s greatest winners. BROWN FILI Y, by Hotchkiss, dam First Love, by Nordenfeldt out of Fishgirl, by Yattendon out of Fannv Fish«-r. by impoited Fisherman out of imported Coquette, bv Lauucelot. This is a well-grown, beauti. ully-bred filly, and is half-sister to those good ■winners, Lady Avon and Lady Bobs. BROWN FILLY, by imported Phoebus Apollo, dam Hilda by imported Musket out of Guida, by Yattendon. Guida is the dam of AitiHery, Hilda i alista, Strathmore and Brown a iice—first-class winners—and Hilda is the dam of Antares, winner of the Auck and Cup if 1,090 sovs, and Grand National Hurdles in ' uckland of 500 sovs, won Takapuna cup of 200 sovs bea i g 10 others, also many other laces. Fulmen, out of Hilda, won South Kensington Cup of 120 sovs, second in New Zea'and Cup, won Otago Cup of 300 sovs, won Bir.hday Cup (Dunedin), of 200 sovs, ran di ad heat (with Ideal) New Zta'and Cup of 1,50) sovs, beaming nine others. BROWN FILLY, by imported Phoebus Apollo, dam Lady Wellington, by imported Musket out of Rosalie, by Patriarch, son of Yattendjn. Lady Welli' gton is the grand-dam of Nobility, who won Igmont Cup, one mile and a-half, 200 sovs in 2min. 38sec.; won the tk nson M-morial Stakes of lts sovs, won Wanganui Cup of 750 sovs. CHESTNUT FILLY, by imported Phoebus Apollo, dam L- dy Augusta, by imported St L> ger out oi Brown Aire (own sister to the renowned by Noidenfeldt out of Guida (dam of Artillery, Hilda, Baliota and Hazel). Lady Augusta is the dam of Ke burn, winner of New Zealand St. Leger of 300 sovs, and Glasgow, another good winner. BAY FI I.LY, by imported Phoebus Apollo out of Brown Alice (dim of Ropa, a first-clais performer), by Nordenfeldt, out of the great Guida, the dam of many wir ners. Ropa won Avondale Guineas of 200 sovs, and Auckland Guineas of 500 sovs. BROWN FILLY, by imported Phcebus Apollo, out of Cmralba, by < uirassier, brother t > Trenton, out of Albatross, by Malta out of The Auk, by The Marquis, imp., winner of Two Thousand Guineas and St. Leger. 'j his is a great raci g family, having in the blood a wonderful combination of Mu-ktt, Kingston, Fisherman and Stockwell. This Filly is Cuiralba’s third foal, two have laced and have won. Her three-quarter sister, Mei ganger, was the fastest mare in New Zetland. CHESTNUT FILLY, by imported Phoebus Apollo, out of Problem, by St. Hippo out of Ellerslie, by Trenton, •who stood at lhe head of the winning sires’ list for two years in Australia, from srnter to Lord Granville by first King fr< m Lady Granville, by impor ed Chandos from L dy < hes.er, by Btockwe 1. Problem has already produced three winners. This filly is well grown, sound and faultless. BROWN FILLY, by imported Phoebus Apollo out of Antelope, by imported Apremont out of impoited Miss Kate, by Adventurous out of Sporting Life, by Prime Minister. Antelope was a great winner, and at the stud has produced Brown Mantle, a winner both in New Zealand and Australia. Canopus, also a winner, a d that great stayer Bluejacket, winner of two Auckland Cups of 1000 sovs each, and numerous other races. CHESTNUT FILLY, by the imported Phoebus Apollo out of St. Amy by imported Bt Leger, out of Hazel, by Nordenfeldt out of the celebrated Ouida, by Yattendon, CHESTNUT FILLY, by Yenschikcff out of Cressy, by Hippocampus out of Cressina, by imported I.eolir us (grandson of Stockwell) out of Rosanna, by imported Traducer out of Yatterina, by Yattendon out of Kohinoor, by Vanguard out of Kate, by imported Gratis. BROWN FILLY, by Menschikoff out of Queen Cole, by King Cole, imp , out of Rosalie, by Patriarch, son of Yattendon out of The Flying Doe. by The Premier out of Wilhelmina, by Romeo out of Mo>s hose, by Rous Emigrant, imp. Queen Cole is the earn ui Battleaxe, winner of Century Stakes of 10.0 sovs. Tupara and Brown Bill, good performers. BROWN FILLy, by imported San Francisco, brother t<» St Frutquin, one of England s premier sires, out of Campania, by Robinson Crusoe out of Campanilla, by Maribyrnong out of Silver Bell (sister to Chester) by Yattendon out of Lady Chester, by Stockwell Campania has produced those brilliant racers Miss Delaval, Delania and Master Delaval. BROWN LILLY, by imperted Seaton Delaval out of Real Blue, by Hotchkiss out of Sapphire, by imported Drummer out of Amethyst, imp., by Ambrose out of Heroine of Lucknow, by Nutwith out of the great Pocahontas. This is a wonderfully well-grown and beautiful Filly. BROWN FILLY, by Hotchkiss, dam Lady Emily, by imported Castor out of Lady Wellington, by Musket, out of Rosalie, by Patriarch, son of Yattendon. Lady Emily is the dam of Nobility, winner of the Egmont Cup of 250 sovs, Atkinson Memorial Shakes of 165 sovs, Wanganui Cup of 750 sovs, and many other important races. A BUCKLAND AND SONS, Auctioneers. SANFORD, Ltd. 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