MESSRS FLEMING AND HEDLEY'S SALES.

Oamaru Mail, Volume IV, Issue 1245, 14 April 1880, Page 2

MESSRS FLEMING AND HEDLEY'S SALES.

TO-DAY'S SALE. The sale of Messrs Fleming and Hediey's horses was continued to-day. The attendance during the earlier part of the sale, was not so large as that of yesterday, but buyers were present in force. Mr. J. Stephenson opened the day's proceedings with a few remarks, and then commenced the sale, which resulted as follows : Miss M'Cormack, in foal to Vanquisher, Mi% Robert Jackson, 90 guineas ; colt foal by Vanquisher, Mr. Dan. M'Gregor, 57£ guineas ; Maggie M'Cormack, in foal to Vanquisher, Mr. Russell, Southland, 100 guineas ; Maggie Lauder, Hon. M. Holmes, 80 guineas ; colt foal out of Maggie Lauder, by Vanquisher, Mr. A. Ballantyne, Waikouaiti, 57A .guineas; Miss Donaldson, two years old, out of Maggie Lauder by Ben Lomond, Mr. Menlove, 180 guineas ; Maggie Lauder 1., four years old, in foal to Vanquisher, Mr. Barr," 92£ guineas ; colt foal, by Vanquisher, Mr. Barr, 50 guineas; Prin* cess of Wales, in foal to Vanquisher, Mr. Reid, Elderslie, 100 guineas; Sliss Paterson, dam of Morley's Fancy, in foal to Vanquisher, Mr. J. Reid, Elderslie, 70 guineas ; Mary Blane, dam Miss Paterson, Mr. Stumbles, 70 guineas; Lady Clyde, 4-year-old, Mr. Stumbles, 77J guineas ; yearling filly (Clarinda), Mr. Boag, 115 guineas ; Queen Isabel, Mr. J. Reid, Elderslie, 70 guineas ; filly foal, by Vanquisher, Mr. Turnbull, 26 guineas ; Nannie, 4-year-old, by Sir William Wallace, Hon. M. Holmes, 120 guineas; Curly Ist, Mr, Stumbles, 77J guineas. Annie Laurie Ist, Mr. E. Menlove, 137 i guineas; Curly 2nd, Mr. Stumbles, 70 guineas ; Curly 3rd, Messrs. M'Lean and Stewart, 42£ guineas ; Princess, 3 years old, Mr. Stumbles, 77£ guineas ; Maggie Lauder, Mr. Stumbles, 77$ guineas ; Miss Symmons, Mr. John Macfarlane, 77-& guineas ; filly foal, by Banker, Mr. J. Macfarlane, 52£ guineas ; Gipsy Ist, 2 years old (a prize filly), Messrs. Rogerson and Paterson, Timaru, 75 guineas ; Black Meg, Mr. J. Reid, Elderslie, 425guineas. The sale of the geldings then commenced with—Duncan Gray, Mr. John M'Farlanc, 56 guineas; Sam (a prizetaker), Mr. Andrew Aikenhead, 47 guineas; three-year-old colt Van (Ist prize-taker, never beaten), Mr. Wm. Nicholson, 58 guineas; three-year-old colt Baronet, Mr. F. H. Townsend, 80 guineas ; bay colt Nugget, two years old, Mr: John Robertson, Otepopo, guineas ; Young Fanoy, Messrs. Rogerson and Paterson, Timaru, 50 guineas ; Miss Morley, five-year-old, Mr. John M'Farlane, 57j guineas ; Punch, three-year-old, Mr. John Douglas, Mount Royal, 81 guineas ; Blossom, Mr. Roxburgh, Ngapara, 56 guineas; set of harness on Blossom, Mr. Caverhill, L 8 5s ; filly out of Blossom by Banker, Hawthornden, Mr, Kerr, National Bank, 50 guineas; Oamaru Belle, yearling, Mr. Robert Jackson, 27Aguineas ; bay gelding Bruge, Mr, Isaao Copp, 26 guineas,