AUCKLAND THOROUGHBRED SALE

Chronicle (Levin), 11 June 1946, Page 7

AUCKLAND THOROUGHBRED SALE

; A two-year-old gelding by Foxbridge from Bonny Gay, thus a half-brother to ■ Bonny Bay, realised the tox> price of J ... guineas at the seveuth aunual i winter thoroughbred sale conducted at 1 the Epsom Sliuw Grounds on Friday by ' \\ riglit, Steplienson aud Co., Ltd. The gelding, who was olTered on behalf of ilr. L' . Marshall, oi' Turua, was purchased by Mrs. Aua l'owell, who also |on\us Swift Quarry. Light Opera, a two-year-old lilly by | inliatioii from Sweet Music, oii'ered on ! behalf of Mr. P. Keay, Maungaturoto, ! was knocked down to Mr. M. Marinovicli, who races Good Bay, for 725 ! guineas. She is a half-sister to Piccolo. Prineipal other saies were: — On account of Mr. W. Fisher, Ellersi lie: Four-year-old mare, Dawn yuest, by Lang Biau from Morning (^uest, Mr. W. 11. Russell, Hawera, 525gns. Ou account of the Trelawney Stud, Cambridge: Yearling lilly by Nizami from Roseuiae, Mr. R. H. Martin, ' Matamata, -iOUgns.; yearling colt by ■ Chatsworth from Konneta, Mr. B. C. ! Clarke, Auckland, 84Ugns. ! Ou account of Mr. E. W. Armer, Rotorua: Noble Artist, four-year-old gelding by Verincer from Caligula, Mr. T. J. ilogan, Rotorua, 800gns. Ou account of Mr. H. O. Adams, Clevedon: Two-year-old gelding by Dink from Gold Bloom, Mr. A. B. Bevege, Auckland, 275giis. Ou account of Mr. R. J. Jelfares, Hastings: Iramutu, iive-year-old gelding by Batl'les from Free Advice, Mr. A. Austin. Papatoetoe, 170gns. 'I. ■ ■ i; I-.MI 'r-i ' rHT