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Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 792, 12 October 1929, Page 15

TO STAND THE SEASON AT THE AUCKLAND STUD CO.’S DILWOETH FAKM, PAPATOETOE. THE IMPORTED COMMANDING DARK CHESTNUT HORSE. WHIRLWIND (1) (Winner of the Piccadilly Plate, oOOsovs., li miles, at Hurst Park). Foaled, 1924. By GALLOPER LIGHT (3) (wlnnei Grand Prix de Paris, Norfolk Plate, Mad* ingley Stakes. Hastings Plate and Payne Stakes, and sire of winners of over £45.000, including Beam, winner of Oaks; Reflector, ful) brother to Whirlwind, who defeated Mr. Jinks in Buckingham Post Produce Stakes and won 4050 sovs. last vear) from DOUBLE BACK, dam of Reflector, Pillion (winner of Oaks and about £11,000), Setback. Couplet. En Core, winners purchased respectively for Spanish. Indian and Australian breeders, and a full sister to En Core sold to go to America. WHIRLWIND’S grand dam, WILL RETURN. was got by William the Third (2) from RECALL, by Retreat (19) from SPRING RAY (sister to Sunrise), dam of Limond, sire of Limerick), by Springfield (12) from Sunray, the third dam of those fine racehorses and leading sires Martian and Boniform and granddam of Otford, dam of Manfred. Fee, 50 guineas. Grazing, 7s 6d per week. All care; no responsibility. For cards and further particulars, apply H. R. MACKENZIE, ACACIA BUILDINGS, O'CONNELL STREET, Auckland. r Pho«e 43-399.