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NINTH NATIONAL THOROUGHBRED SALES, AT TRENTHAM, TUESDAY, JANUARY 23, 1935, AT 10 A.M. SHARI’. 1 1 Q YEARLING 1 1 Q thoroughbreds. The above yearlings represent all the leading sires of the Dominion, and include full and near relatives to many of the most highly performed racehorses of recent years in Australasia. The quality, conformation and development ■ of . the yearlings surpass any previous offering. NOTE—The following are the withdrawals from the catalogue:—Lots 26, 32, 33, 56, 63. 83. 84, 87, 104, 106, 107 and 114. FRIDAY. JANUARY 25, 1935, AT 2 P.iM. SHARiP. HORSES IN TRAINING. S-piralt. Whyte Melville. Boomerang, Dover Patrol. Palace, Dust Up. Dombeyt, Some Shamblet, and Mercian Queen. UNTRIED TWO, THREE AND FOUR-YEAR-OLDS. 8.f., two years, b}’ Garter Blue* — Minsk; b. c., 2 years, Salient Knight, by Night Raid* —Raid; eh. e., Golden Glow, by Cape Horn* —Eurella; b. c„ 2 years, Cape Garbo, by Cape Horn*—Miss Maid; eh. f„ 2 years, Golden Ann, by Iliad* — Valeni; b. f., 3 years, by Lapidary*— Jeanne Laddo; b. f., 4 years, Rose Bay. bv Cape Horn* —Rose Blossom. BROOD MARES. Reveal, with Muske-toon* colt at foot, and served by Siegfried*; Caught, with Siegfried* colt at foot, and served by Siegfried*; Merit®, with Iliad* filly at foot, and served by Iliad*; Graciosa*, served by Iliad*: Skybird*, served by Iliad*; Forest Girl*, served by Siegfried* : Gurnion, served by Arnusio*; Chief'Star, served by Hunting Song*; Star Queen*, served by Iliad*; Quinett?, served by Bill Lupin. STALLION. Ray horse, 1923, LYSANDER, by Absurd* —Pennon. LATE ENTRIES. On Account of MR. W. HIGGINS, Wellington. B. c.. -Safarit, 4 years (a winner in Australia), by March Along*—Duchess Glass, bv Duke Foote* —Quin Glass, by Traquair*. IN FULL TRAINING. On Account of MIL A. C. PLUMER. Dannevirke. Br. g„ PONIARDt, 5 years (a winner at his last start), by Grey Shear* — Eelspear. by Arrow-smith*—Raranvi (half-sister to Mniobn. Wellington Cup. etc.). IN FULL TRAINING—WINNER OF 3 RACES THIS SEASON. On Account of the ESTATE I,ATE W. H. BALLINGER. Wellington. B. m„ Pnrset. 6 years, by Paper Monev*—Dame Winkio, bv Winkle— Stenka. TN FULL TRAINING. B. f.. Night Lassf, 2 years (three times placed so far this season), by Nightmarch (Melbourne Cun. N.Z. Cup. etc.)--Mntnta. I>v Svnnv Lake —-Marta. IN FULL TRAINING. NOTE.— horses MARKED WITH A DAGGER HAVE ENGAGEMENTS AT WELLINGTON. AUCTIONEERS: WRIGHT. STEPHENSON 6c CO.. LTD. WILLIAM INGLIS & SON. LTD. PYNE. GOULD. GUINNESS. LTD. PARTICULARS OF YEARLINGS OWNED BY MR. R. HOLDEN and reared at the Mana Stud, Te Mahanga, H. 8., to be sold by Public Auction at the National Sales, Trentham, lOMORROW, 23rd 111st. 1. Brown colt, foaled 30/9/33. by Siegfried (imp.)—Polonaise (Lot 14. Catalogue). half-brother to Gay Court, Blue Boy, Quebec, all winners, and a full-brother to Maestro, winner at Tatter-sails (Sydney) of the Nursery Handicap last month of 300 sovs.. beating 9 runners. 2. Bay colt (second foal), fouled 9/10/33, bv Siegfried (imp.)—Sungift (Lot 15, Catalogue). The latter is a halfsister to Belgamba, the winner of ; the A.J.C.. V.R.C., and S.A.T.C. St. Legers. Mana’s Gift (the first foal of Sun Gift) is a half-brother to the above colt, and won 11.8, Jockey Club Matapiro Handicap, 6 furlongs, and E-sk Hack Handicap. 6 furlongs, beating 7 others. lie was distinctly promising, but unfortunately was destroyed in a tire at Hastings early in his career. 3. Brown filly (second foal), foaled October 28, 1933, by Siegfried (imp.)— Allowance (Lot 16 , Catalogue). The latter is a half-sister to Miss Hastings, winner of 4 races and placed in others. 4. Brown filly (second foal), foaled September 18, 1933, by Siegfried Gay Salute (Los 17, Catalogue), the latter being a half-sister to Queen Salute, a winner. Salute, the great-grand-dam, is half-sister to Queen March, the dam of Limarch, King March, and Gay Marigold. Siegfried won tn stakes £2140, and is by Son-in-Law (imp.) out of Fire Mist, who is the dam of hve winners, including Blazonry, who won the Champagne Stakes, 1933, at Doncaster, England, of £2230. These yearlings have been well done from foals, and have been depasturing on good limestone country. The above colts should be undoubted stayers. Three only of the Siegfrieds have raced, Maestro (a Randwick winner), Happy Landing, who ran second to Pakanui at Hastings in the Nursery Handicap, and Bonny Jpan, who ran second and third in Dunedin during the Christmas holidays.