Todays Turf News
RACEHORSES SOLD MESSRS. J. AND J. PATERSON’S STUD 250 GUINEAS FOR FULL MEASURE Top price at the sale at Takapuna today of Messrs. J. and J. Paterson’s stud was brought by the two-year-old Full Measure, who fell to the b d of the Bienheim sportsman, Mr. J. J. Corry. for 250 guineas. Full Measure finished third in the I two-year-old race at Takapuna on ! Wednesday, and is a promising sort. ! He is by Surveyor from Thurence. The Auckland sportsman, Mr. N. Y\ ade, went to 150 guineas for the pro- • nil sing maiden performer. On Top ! (Surveyor—Te Moti). Next best price realised was 123 j guineas for the brood mare Katliarimt * (Eudorus—Wasa), with chestnut colt i toal by Surveyor arid covered by the I same sire, Mr. Corry being the' purchaser. Mr. Corry also purchased the year- ■ ling colt by Surveyor from Juanna for 40 guineas, and the brood mare Penn 1-u (Lucullus—Peng wen), also fell to him for 1G guineas. Horses in Train.ng Several horses in training were sub- I nutted on behalf of other owners i Cymon and Palmares were passed in at and 40 guineas respectively. For The Lover, winner of £1.500 I and three gold cups last year, bidding rose to 400 guineas, at which figure he was passed. It is under- ! stood that the rec-erve was 500 guineas. Tanagra, Irish Court and Wan Lu were among others that failed to change hands. A number of Messrs. Paterson’s thoroughbreds changed hands privately after the sale. Of those cleared under the hammer 17 lots, the total sum received was 916 guineas, was the last Great Northern Steeplechase winner, Uralla, and this mare, covered by Surveyor, was bought for guineas on behalf of Mr. Gain.Carrington, of Gisborne, the owner of the successful sire Hunting Song,
GISBORNE RACES
PENALTIES DECLARED .Press Association WELLINGTON, Today. The following rehandicaps hav< oeen declared for the C-isbornc fixture: Tehapara Handicap.—lago SlO King Alanu, 8.3. Flying Handicap.—Plimmerton, 3.0 Gold Cup.—Te Awha, 8.13. Carroll Alemorial Handicap.—Flimmerton, 7.8. High-Weight Handicap.—Tall Timber, 9.9. Park Handicap.—Te Awha, 9.7: lago S.S; Rich Crop. 7.10.
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Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 885, 31 January 1930, Page 11
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348Todays Turf News Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 885, 31 January 1930, Page 11
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