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AUCTIONS. SEVENTEENTH ANNUAL NATIONAL THOROUGHBRED SALES, TRENTHAM STABLES, WELLINGTON. JANUARY 22, 1913. FRIDAY. JANUARY 22, AT 10 A.M. :•— 83 Yearlings—ss Colts, 30 Fillies. Also, An English Colt by Museum, 10 Brood Mares in foul and with foals at foot, the stallions Marshall Hall and Marlinborough, the Racehorses, Greek Step, Dynasty, Curtail, Rehearsal, Ringcraft, Tristan, Sitara, Raeeaway, King's Mark, and Nanlucky, anti Untried Stock, 2 and 3-year-olds by Kincardine*, Phaleron Bay*, Singara, Leighon*, Sky Blue, Pink Coat. (For fuller particulars see Official Racing Calenuar.) Parade of Yearlings will be held on Thursday, January 21, at 2.30 p.in. A train will leave Wellington at 12.10 p.m. Return train leaves Trenlbam at 3.20 p.m. and Yearling Catalogues are available at 2/0 per copy, and the Mixed Sale Catalogues at 1/- per copy. WRIGHT, STEPHENSON & CO., LTD., WELLINGTON. PYNE. GOULD, GUINNESS, LTD., CURISTCHUR.CII. HALF-BROTHER TO CHAMPION TWO-YEAR-OLD. Special attention is drawn to Lot 130 to be offered on Friday, January 2'-. healed November 5, IMI, this is one of the outstanding colts of the sale. By Golden Eagle’, son of the champion sire I'airway. from Ruling Spi. by Chief Ruler , —Splonetta*. by Spion Kop—Hash of Steel, by Royal Realm—Flaming Eixen, by Plying Fox. This colt is a half-brother to Sea Spi, the best two-year-old of the current season. The family is remarkable lor the production of two-year-olds. His close relatives include Hngarde, 1 oise, leading two-year-old in England, 1040, and Challenger, unbeaten as a two-year-old in England and exported to U.S.A. From this family descend Catalogue (Melbourne Cup), Orpen (£8751), Raeburn (Irish Derby) and Solar Bear, sire of the 1042 V.R.C. Manbyrnong Plate winner, Maenianto. Vendors: Mr. R. J. Harper and Miss M. D. Cornfoot, Feilding. . ALTON LODGE STUD. FIVE OUTSTANDING YEARLINGS by HIGHLY SUCCESSFUL SIRES From a Selection of the Choicest English and New Zealand-bred Mares In the Dominion. Lot 138. Bay lilly, "Cardoness,’’ foaled 17/11/41, by Foxbridge* from My Own, by Lord Quex*. sire of the dams of Saul, Old Bill, Gay Son, etc.; ball-sister to lours Truly (N.Z. Cup), Tidal Wave (Rosehili Guineas I. and Only One. a winner. Lot 139. Bay colt "Buckie,” foaled 20/9/41, bv Bulandshar* from Medussa , by Dlamedes, winner of £11,953, and sire of the winners of over £51.000. From a lialf-slster to Dark Fire, winner of Manchester Red Shoes Stakes, £2122. Lot 140. Bay eolt "Balgalr,” foaled 17/10/41. bv Nlgbtmarch from Fearsome, bv Shambles*, sire of the dams of Rabble, Raeburn, Social Credit, etc.; half-brother to Valsome, a winner, and from a halfsister to Sleeveless. „ , „ , Lot 141. Bay colt “Balintore, foaled 19/8/41, ibv Baffles* from Parquet, by Limond*, sire of the dams of Serenata, Battledress. Representative, Beau Vaals, etc.; first foal and from a half-sister to Mosaic, winner of A.J.C. Sydney Cup (twice), and £ Lot°l'42. Ch. filly, “Cadder,” foaled 30/ 9/41. bv Defaulter, from Dutch Money, by Paper Money*, sire of the dams of Beaullvre, Olga’s Pal, Pandecl. Defaulter etc.; half-sister to Not Out, a winner of 11 races, Including C.J.C. Stewards Handicap, and to Yale, a winner and dam ol Dalesman.

THE TRELAWNEY STUD YEARLINGS. THE PROPERTY OF L. S. OTWAY, ESQ. Six Grand Yearlings by New Zealand s Champion Sire, Foxbridge*. and Two Outstanding Yearlings by the Young sire, Vermeer*. Lot 156, hr. colt, foaled 12/11/41 by Foxbridge* from Rippling Waters, by Chief Ruler*, sire of dams of High Caste. Sir Beau, Salutation, etc.; brother to AV ater Vixen, and half-brother to Water Hound, bO Lot'ls7°4> r ik. colt, foaled 2/11/41. by,Foxbridge* from Shirred Ribbon, by Garter Blue* Flrst'livlng foal and from the same family as Limerick and winner of £38.729. Lot 158, br. colt, foaled 24/10/41, by J'oxbridge* from Grey Eagle*, by Grey J'ox IT. From an unraced dam who was specially Imported for the stud and from the same family as Bayardo, Lemberg. Blair A Lot 159?' hr. colt, foaled 10/8/41. by Vermeer* from Air Lassie, by Romeo*, sire of the dams of Our Joan, Kelly, Sea-Law, De Friend, etc., closely related to Plying Prince (Ohineinuri Cup), and same family as Salmon Trout. Salmagundi, etc. Lot 160. blk. filly, foaled 6/8/41, by Foxbridge* from Ann Acre, by Acre, sire of the dams of Kraal.. Chain Acre, Trig Station, etc.: a half-sister to Green Gables, winner of six races and from n halfsister to Kentucky, winner of 10 races and £39°5 Lot 161. br. filly, foaled 23/8/41, by Foxbridge* from Astarth. by Chief Ruler , sire of the dams of High Caste. Stretto. Sir Beau, etc.; a half-sister to Varuna, a winner, and from a half-sister to Amnion Ra, winner of A.J.C. Derby and £25,800. Lot 162. br. filly, foaled 31/S/41, by Vernicer* from Laiki Quex, ‘by Lord Quex , sire of the dams of Old Bill. Yours Truly, Saul, etc.; second foal and sister to Bendemeer, winner of three races. , Lot 163, bay filly, foaled 12/11/41. by Foxbridge* from Star Lass, by Siegfried*; first foal and’ closely related to Star Stranger, winner of A.J.C. Metropolitan Handicap, etc. THREE COLTS FROM BEAUTIFULLY BRED IMiPOR'TE'D ENGLISH MARLS. On A/c. of The Windsor Park Stud, the Property of E. E. Steele, Esq. Lot IS7, -bay colt, foaled 10/11/41, by Brolefort* from Karlova*, by Clarisslmus, sire of the dams of Brautome, Donatello 11. Pharis, Eu Fraud, etc.; second living foal and half-brother to Kama, a winner at Randwick. Lot >lBB, iblk. or br. colt, foaled 30/10/41, by Phaleron Bay* from Falcon*, 'by Flamingo; half-brother to iSkyhawk, winner of Napier Park R.'C. Kua Ildcp., and Swoop, a winner In India, aud from a hallsister to Ellangowan, winner of the Two Thousand Guineas, etc. Lot 189, 'br. colt, foaled 20/9/4'l, by Defaulter from Merry Miss*, by .Son-iu-Law, sire of the dams of Fair Trial, Dhoti, Flag of'Truce, Defoe* etc.-from the same family as Our Lassie (Oaks), Your Majesty (St. Leger), etc. Special attention is drawn to the wonderful classic winning families from which these colta descend. SPECIAL ENTRY. BROOD MARE RELATED TO BEAU VITE (13). GOY, br. m. 1928, sister to Gueress and half-sister to Debham, Bee Acre, etc., by CALLAGHAN*, sire of the dams of Parlatu, Meadow, Pasture, Daisy Chain, 'ltoadsider, etc., from DEBORAH, dam of three winners, and half-sister to Lovelorn, dam of 'Menelaus (N.Z. Cup, etc.), and granddam of Beau Vite (Auckland Cup and £28.520), Wotan (-Melbourne Cup in record time), Motere (Auckland Cup) and third dam of Skipton (Melbourne Cup), Old Bill (Wellington Ccnteunlal Cup), etc., by SIARTIAN out of HEBREW MAID (ancestress of the of over £119,000). This is a grand type, of great constitution, and she lias an exceptionally good brown fillv at foot by that classicallybred and great staying racehorse BATTLE SONG* (1), and is now safe In foal to KINCARDINE (2), date of service October 21. Her only progeny to race, Tuppence, by Paper Money, has'been retained for the stud. WRIGHT, STEPHENSON & CO.. LTD. SPECIAL ENTRY. ENGLISH COLT BY MUSEUM (26). Winner of the Irish Triple Crown. Bav colt (16), foaled April 19, 194'1, by MUSEUM (26). winner of the Irish Two Thousand Guineas, Derby and St. Leger, etc., and £720(1. and sire of good winners, by Phalaris (1) or Legatee (1) from Imagery, sister to the great racehorse and sire, Sidarlo, winner of St. ..Leger, Ascot Gold Cup, etc., and sire of Midday Sun (Derby), Exhibitionist (One Thousand Guineas and Oaks, etc.). COLOROSA. (lie dam of this colt, is a young mare especially retained for the stud, and was imported here after the outbreak <d war. She

is by the highly successful sire, COLORADO KID ('l4), by Colorado (3), Derby, etc., from Baby Polly, by Spearmint from Pretty Polly. ' COLORADO KID is the sire of Rounders, who recently defeated the 'best horses in the United Stales of America. tSUBdIOSA. the grandma of this colt, won the Newmarket Produce Stakes, etc., and £llB7. anil was beaten a ncek in the Alexandra Handicap, and was by the brilliant Sir ('osmo (6), unbeaten ns a three-year-old, from Tntrus, sister to Miss Putt, a winner of England and on the Continent, and half-sister to the winners Tutberry (20 races) and Tilbury, by the noted sire and Derby winner, Papyrus (16). This colt, who is from Hie same family as Felicitation (Ascot Gold Cup, 2-| miles), Flani'boyant (Goodwood Cup, 2 miles. Doncaster Cup. 2* miles I, Papyrus (Derby), Bracket (Cosarewitcli, 2 miles), etc., inis n grand staying pedigree and should, al. the end of his racing career, make a successful sire. lie 1 descends closely from su<’b notable horses and sires as Gav Crusader 111. Gainsborough <2i. f'ldorado <3l and Preity Polly. The colt Is unbroken, but has been carefully handled, lie has an exceptional temperament. WRIGHT. STEPHENSON A. CO., LTD. a iin