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New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review, Issue 1579, 29 July 1920, Page 14

AUCKLAND RACING (JLUB. ANNUAL MEETING. The Annual General Meeting- of Members will be held at the Chamber of Commerce, Swanson Street, on MONDAY, AUGUST 2, at 2.30 p.m. Business: To Receive Report and Balance-sheet, Election of Office-hear-ers, General. W. S. SPENCE, Secretary. rpO DE PUBLISHED EARLY NEXT 1 MONTH. PRIOR TO THE GRAND NATIONAL MEETING. NEW ZEALAND TURF REGISTER FOR 1919-20. For Full and Accurate Reports of the Past Season’s Racing; and Trotting- in New Zealand; Entries, etc., for Principal Future Events, and the Performances of all Racing and Trotting Horses. PRICE, 12/6. POSTED, 13/-. CHRISTCHURCH PRESS CO., ILTD., Cathedral Square and Worcester Street, CHRISTCHURCH. Publishers. . rpO STAND THIS Jfe. 1 SEASON AT GLENORA PARK STUD FARM. ft LUCULLUS (12) ’ IMP ’ Sire, ARD PATRICK (5), winner of the Derby, by St. Florian (20), son of St. Simon (11). Dam, LUCCA (12), winner of the German Oaks of 15000, by Gazabat (3), son of the great French horse Rueil (17), from Lucerna, by Sir Bevys (10), winner of the Derby, from Illuminata, by Kisber (4), son of Buccaneer (14). LUCULLUS, who cost 1700 guineas as a. yearling, was purchased at the outbreak of the war for New Zealand, and his two and three-year-olds have proved good winners. Fee: 20 guineas. Every care, but no responsibility. For full particulars apply— N. WALTERS, Glen ora Park, Papakura, Auckland. rp O STA N D TH E SEASON AT A N A stud. KILBRONEY (2> - ™ p (Goodwood Cup, Great Metropolitan, Etc.) By THE WAG (own brother to the dam of TRACERY—St. Leger) from INNISMAKIL, by LAVENO (son of BEND OR). BONIFORM (1) (HALF BROTHER TO MARTIAN). By MULTIFORM from OTTERDEN by SHEEN (by HAMPTON). BOTH FULL FOR 1920. Subscriptions for the 1921 Season now being booked at the following fees: — KILBRONEY . . . . 75gns BONIFORM . . . . 50gns‘ Feed and grazing—Dry mares, 20s. per week; foaling mares, 30s. per week. For further particulars apply to THOMAS HANDLEY, Manager Waikanae Stud. . WAIKANAE. «T AN D -fHE SEASON. CLARE.NCE,UX (4) > Imported Bay Horse, foaled 1907. BY KING’S MESSENGER— SQUINT 11., BY HAGIOSCOPE— SCENERY The following, are some winners that show the value of Hagioscope blood on the dam’s side:—The Tetrarch, out of Vahren, out of Castania, by Hagioscope; Kennymore, out of Croceum, out of Hag, by Hagioscope; Corcyra, out of Pearmain, out of Nenemoosha by Hagioscope; Florist, out of Ladytown, out of Downey, by Hagioscope;- Cvklon (winner of £2293 in Germany), out of Cyanean, out of Nenemoosha, bv Hagioscope. CLARENCEUX as a three-year-old ran 19 times, winning four races value £1133, and was placed in nine other races. As a four-year-old he won the Derby Cup, and was second to Origo in the Queen's Prize, and was also second to Kilbioney in the Summer Plandicap. As a five-year-old he was second to Rathlea in the Chester Cup. CLARENCEUX will stand this season at Greenlands, Winter’s Road Papanui, where he will serve a limited number of approved mares at a fee of 30 guineas. Grazing, dry mares 15s per week; wet mares, grazing and feed £l. Every reasonable care will be taken, but no responsibility. Mares sent by rail to Papanui Station. For further particulars apply to MAJOR STAFFORD, D.S.O. Greenfield, Winter’s Road Papanui; or the Owner WILLIAM DEANS, ’ Sandown, Waddington.