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Sun (Auckland), Volume I, Issue 164, 1 October 1927, Page 6

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THE STANDARD BRED TROTTING STALLION PRESIDENT WILSON SEAL BROWN, NO WHITE, 16* HANDS HIGH. Sired By WILDWOOD JNR. Dam, W ATTLE. Will Stand This Coming Season at Morrinsvillc, also Te Aroha, Matamata, and Surrounding Districts. President Wilson £a of sound conformation, good bene and feet, and a perfect temper, Jib a three-year-oicl he won the GREAT NORTHERN TROTTING DERBY, but. afterwards met with an accident, which temporarily ended his career for Racing. BUS SIRE—WILDWOOD JNR.—was winner of many races; among which he twice won the N.Z. Trotting Cup, £.3,000, and for three consecutive years headed the list of winning sires. PRESIDENT WILSON’S DAM was WATTLE, by the famous Rothchild, who headed the list of winning Hires for years. WATTLE’S DAM was WATLESS, by Berlin (Imp.), from the Imported Kentucky-bred mare, MESSENGER M AICE. THELMA, dam of Wildwood Jnr., is the gem of the N.Z. Stud Book, in that she has produced more good performers than any other mare. The following were some of her progeny: WILDWOOD JItTR., 4.33; ADONIS 2.14; WILLOWOOD, 2.14; MARIE CORELLI, 2.1L7; LADY SYBIL’ 2.18 2-6; CAMEOS, 2.16 (dam of ONYX); WAVEBLEY, 4.38 3-5; NEIL DEBNIS, THE POINTER, and AZEL.ZION. fee .* 7 Guineas, on service GOOD PADDOCKING, 2/6. ALL CARE; NO RESPONSIBILITY. Por Particulars, A. H. SINCLAIR, C/o. E. Millier, Owner, MORRINSVILLE TELEPHONE 72K.

dlu .alUmSPRING RACING COMPETITION £2O FOR PREDICTING SEVEN WINNERS ATELLERSJ JE SATURDAY, OCTOBER 8 £lO Consolation Prize In accordance with the conditions below. CONDITIONS £2O will be paid to whoever correctly selects all the winners on the first day of the A.R.C. meeting at Ellerslie on If the £2O be not won, a £lO Consolation Prize will be paid to the reader who selects the greatest number of 5. The Consolation Prize is only awarded in the event of the First Frize of £2O not being won. 5. The coupon published in THE! SUN must be used. No other form of entry will be accepted. 7. Entries must be marked “Racing Competition,’* and must reach THE SUN Office not later than 11 a.m. on SATURDAY, October 8. The correct names of the horses and competitor’s correct name and address must be written in ink in the competitor’e own handwriting. 10. Alterations in a Coupon will render it null and void. For instance, a Coupon, in which the name of a horse has been crcssed out and another substituted, will not be accepted. 13. Only those Coupons which are actually received by the Company up to the closing hour will be eligible. 12. The Editor shall have the right to disqualify any competitors for any reason which he considers good and sufficient, and his decisions as to the results or winners of the competition, and upon all other matters or questions in .connection with the competitions, shall be absolutely final and legally binding upon all competitors, and must bo accepted in all matters. 13. Employees ind near relatives of employees of THE SUN Newspaper are ineligible to contest this competition. SEND IN AS MANY COUPONS AS YOU LIKE (CUT OFF HERE) RACES AT ELLERSLIE, OCTOBER Bth. ONE HORSE ONLY FOR EACH RACE If any race ia run in Division*), select only fc r the First Division. Gordon Handicap. Wellcome Stakes.. Gt. Northern Guineas. Flying Handicap.. Shorts Handicap. I agree to ab.de by the conditions published in the current issue of THE SUN. Mitchelson Cap, Hunters’ Steeplechase. AODRKS3 COMPETITORS PLEASE NOTE.—Your envelope mast be endorsed THE SUN Racing Competition.