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New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review, Issue 1529, 14 August 1919, Page 31

r p O STAND THE Uj. S E A S O N. At the WAIKANAE STUD. KILBRONEY <IMP > ±. AT 75 GUINEAS. BONIFORM ,n at 50 GUINEAS. BOTH FULL FOR 1919. SUBSCRIPTIONS BEING BOOKED FOR 1920 SEASON. Cards and lull particulars obtainable on application to THOMAS HANDLEY, Stud Manager, AVaikanae. CO UNTRYRA C I N G CLUBS’ BREED- CBsMVm ER S’ ASSOC IA- -m-L TO STAND AT MORRINSVILLE. DAY COMET (IMP.) (ST. FRUSQUIN—CATGUT). St. Frusquin is one of the best racehorses and sires of winners and winner producers in England. Catgut is an illustrious mare, with six of her progeny winners, Day Comet, his full brothers. Quinologist and Planet, and his half brothers, Cattagat and Violineello, conspicuous performers in England. Day Comet has already two winning representatives. Lacantius, sire of Catgut, was an excellent performer, winning the Great Kingston Two-year-old Plate, Earl Spencer Plate at Northampton and Electric Stakes, in which he beat Signorina a head, and as a sire proved a success. In con forma t ion lie much resembled ])fiv Comet. ARCHIESTOWN (IMP.) ( SH-t A RCHIBA 1 .D—ORA IG ELLACHIE) Sir Archibald was a conspicuous success on the turf, and for several years past has been largely represented on the winning list. Desmond, his great sire, got Demosthenes amongst other great sons. Craigel lachie won seven races, and her son, Scotch Duke IG, and Archiestown seven at two, three’ four and five years old, and five times over hurdles, beating Waterbed (voted (he best hurdle horse last year in England), conceding him 71b. Applications for services to be sent on or before August 23, to the Secrefa’.y of any of the following Racing (Tubs: Hamilton, Te Aroha, Ohinemuri , ( J* l . e . lO! l > AVaipa (Te Awamutu), Te Kuiti, Rotorua. A limited number of services available. bees: £lO 10s. per mare. SPECIAL NOTE.—Mares bv rail are returned free under the Railway Regulations, if specified in the consignment note. For further particulars apply to E. H. O’MEARA, ‘ ( ’ r > Secretary Hamilton. F. ,T. MARSHALL, Morrinsville. TT OW can I select one from many Thoroughbred Stallions if I do not know where they are standing? Is yours located near the farm where I run my mares?