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AUCTIONS. BLOODSTOCK SALE AT TRENTHAM. TOMORROW (SAT.), MARCH 18, At 9.15 a.in. SIX English Brood Mares, in foal to N.Z. time. These represent the best English and French blood and are sired by Ellangowan, Felstead, Diomedes, Revillon, Salmon Leap and Apple Sammy, from dams by Chaucer, Captain Cuttie, Torloisk, Gav Crusader, Sardanapale and Buchan. All are in foal to the highlyrelated and well-performed French horse, Lang Bian, a son of the great sire and stayer, Massine (Ascot Gold Cup, etc.), and descending from Baroness La Fleehe (g. dam of Beau Pere, etc.). EIGHT YEARLINGS AND T’WO THREE-YEAR-OLDS on account of Mr. L. C. Hazlett, Salisbury, Otago. These yearlings are all by Gustavo, already the sire of three winners in Gusteriuo, Gusto and Guste, and of King Gustavo, ’beaten a head by Winning Rival in the McLean Stakes. They are out of noted winnerproducing darns and claim close relationship to Alma, Travenna, Amy Johnson, Mary Pratt, Loughrea, Half Not*, Pink Note, Ravenna and High Gear, recent winners in the South. The two fillies by Paper Money are broken in but are guaranteed untried. These are a promising lot of youngsters, particularly well bred. . SIX BROOD MARES, on account of Mr. J. G. Alexander, Maxwell. Golden Bride*, by Bay d’Or. dam of an English winner; Attar, by Kilbroney; Kirima, dam of Dictate; King Cup*, by Amadis; Sterling Rose, by Rossendale, with filly foal at foot by Rulanut; and Pebble ll*, by Rockfllint, granddam of Hot Box, with tillv foal by Rulanut. All the above are in foal to Captain Bunsby. Additional Entries.— Degage, by.Kilbroney, and dam of Liane and .Gladium; in foal to Phaleron Bay. Ticket, by Paper Money, half-sister to Shy; with filly foal by Croupier and in foal to Croupier. Windbag, by Absurd from Oratress, dam of Hunting Bug and Pen : in foal to Tile Greek. Kiltruda, by Kilbroney; with filly foal by Croupier and in foal to Croupier. Rawea, by Harrow from Greenleaf, by Sou’-Wester. The stallion, Cardshitrper, 5 years, by Paper Money from Tinihanga, by Absurd, Racehorses in training: Brown filly, 2 years, by Safari from Delysia (related to Defaulter) ; Phil, blk. c.. 3 years, by Philamor from Joy Princess, engaged in Trial Plate; Ugly Duckling, b.g., 3 years, by Lord Quex from Isolene, engaged in Belmont Handicap. Ch. <•.. yearling, by Gainscourt from Good Conduct, half sister to Civility, winner of £lO.OOO. Catalogues giving full particulars from the Auctioneers. WRIGHT. STEPHENSON & CO.. LTD., Customhouse Quay, ■Wellington. ABO 4

MANAWATU RACING CLUB. AUTUMN MEETING, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, MARCH 24 AND 25, 1930. AOCEP’rANCES for the FIRST DAY’S RACE'S close on MONDAY, MARCH 20, 1939, at 9 p.m. MANAWATU RACING CLUB, Box 52, Palmerston North. Telephone 6204.