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New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review, Issue 1539, 23 October 1919, Page 34

SALE OF BLOODSTOCKPYNE, GOULD, GUINNESS, LTD., Have received instructions from MR. J. B. REID, Elderslie, to Sell by Auction at MESSRS. W. HAYWARD & CO.’S CHESTER STREET STABLES, CHRISTCHURCH, On TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1919, The whole of his Horses in Training, comprising the following:— • BAY GELDING KILMOON, 4 years (winner of the Rosehill Handicap, N.S.W., Wellington Handicap, l miles, Second N.Z. Derby, G.N Derby, Canterbury Cup, etc., and topweight in the forthcoming N.Z. Cup). By Kilbroney (imp.) —St. Sophia, by Menschikoff — Mauveen, by Tostig (imp.). BAY GELDING KILLOWEN, 4 years (winner of the A.J.C. Clibborn Stakes and the Grantham Stakes, A.R.C. Midsummer Handicap, etc.) .By Kilbroney (imp.)—Success (dam of Honesty and Kilwinning), by The Officer —Content, by Dreadnought. BAY MARE PUNKA, 4 years (winner of the N.Z. Oaks, C.J.C. Great Autumn Handicap, Riccarton Welter, D.J.C. Hazlett Memorial Plate, w.f.a., and other races, and winner of £2500 in stakes last season). By Cooltrim—Drowsy, by Ayr Laddie —Slumber, by Trenton —Nightmare, by Panic. BROWN MARE KILALLA, 4 years (winner of Kurow J.C. Trial Stakes). By Kilbroney (imp.) —Arai-te-uru (dam of Taringamutu, Kilboyne, Kilrea and Murihiku), by Birkenhead —Fair Neil, by Apremont —Idalia, by Cambuscan. BAY FILLY CATALANI, 4 years (foaled to English time). By Catmint —Symbolism (imp.), by Symington —Amphora (sister to Sundridge), by Amphion. BAY GELDING SUNART, 3 years (winner of the N.O.J.C. Nursery Handicap and third to Gloaming and Surveyor in the C.J.C. Challenge Stakes). By Sunny Lake (imp.)—Latchet (dam of Kilkee), by St. Alwyne—Latchkey, by Padlock. CHESTNUT FILLY SUNDANCE, 3 years (winner of the A.R.C. Midsummer Handicap). By Sunny Lake (imp.)—Showano (dam of Kilbrogan and Sedd-el-Bahr), by St. Ambrose—Savannah, by Stepniak —Seashell, by Chainshot. PAY FILLY SUNLIT, 3 years (halfsister to Kilmoon), by Sunny Lake (imp.)—St. Sophia, by Menschikoff —Mauveen, by Tostig (imp.). BLACK FILLY KILCALM, 3 years. By Kilbroney (imp.) — Esther (imp.), by Santry—Persepolis, by Persimmon —Medora, by Bend Or. BAY FILLY SUNNY CORNER, 2 years (half-sister to Kilgour). By Sunny Lake- —Angelina, by Downshire —Angele, by Multiform — Happy Valley, bv SALE COMMENCES 9 A.M. SHARP. All the above Lots will be Sold with Engagements. Further Entries Invited. Full particulars may be had on application, PYNE, GOULD, GUINNESS, LTD., Auctioneers, CHRISTCHURCH,

DIFFICULTIES OF DOUBLE TOTE. The pathetie appeals to the Government to sanction the double-event totalisator are mere by-play (says the turf writer of the “Dunedin Star”), for they are in the ecstatic mood, and take no account of the practical difficulties, which are: (1) That the new system -would involve the reconstruction -of the machines, which there is no time to do in the spring season; (2) that double machines on the course only would not lessen the purely local betting, which represents three-fourths of the transactions; and (3) that the people at large are fairly treated by the established bookmakers. I am, and always have been, an out-and-out totalisator supporter, and as such against the bookmaking system, but I can’t stand the impractical nonsense that was recently talked in the House when the' subject was under consideration.