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Waikato Argus, Volume VII, Issue 527, 16 December 1899, Page 4

Auctions. 11 UN IE & $ SOLAN. TT7EDNESDAY, JANUARY 3,1900. FOURTEENTH ANNUAL SALE of tii:< WELLINGTON PARK THOROUGHB 1.11-1) YEARL'NGS, Bred by, and the property of, Mr Thomas. Moi'iin. Wellington Park, Auckland, New Zealand. At 1.30 p.m. Without Reserve. By MESSRS HUNTER & NOLAN. Lot 1.-BROWN FILLY, by Cuirassier (own brother to Trenton), from Ganza, by imported Castor, from Gnnnet by imported Anteros, from Albatross, by Malta. This cross by Musket on Castor is showing great promise. Lot 2.—BROWN LOLT, by Hotclikiss, dam Eve, by Brigadier from The Jilt, by Traducer. Is a splendid combination of the Touchstone blood. Lot 3.-BROWN FILLY, Ly impo-tcd Castor, out of Lyrelinus, by Lenliiius from Lyre, by Patriarch from Lyia, by Thormanby from Clethield by Touchstone. This is ,v hand ome illy, having two crosses of Stock we 1. Lot 4.-BROWN FILLY, by imported Castor, dam Lady Wellington, by Musket out of Rosalie, by Patriarch. The dam of this filly is own sister to that grand horse Derringer. LotS.~BROWN COLT, by Hotclikiss, dam Queen Cole, by King Cole out of Rosalie, by Patriarch. This colt is own brother to that good horse Battleaxe, a winner of New Zsaland's big races. Lot 6.-BROWN FILLY, by Hotclikiss, dam Descent, by Castor from Pungawtrewere, by Golden Grape, the dam of those celebrities, Brigadier, Tranter, St. James, Crackshot and Osculator. This filly his the size and shape of her distinguished relatives. Lot 7.-CHESTNUT FILLY, by Hotclikiss, dam S f . Evelyo, by St. Leger from Lady Evelyn, by impoitcd Perkin Warbeck. This family have all been great two-year-olds. Lot 8.-GREY COLT, by Castor, dam Vivaodiere, by Musket, dam of those great winners l>.e Dancer, Three Star and Tauhei. This colt is well grown and has a grand constitution. Lot 9.-BAY COLT, by St. Leger, dam Cissy, by Musket from Frailty, by Goldsbrougb, and the dam of Daystar. Altair, Janet and St. Ilario, all gre»t Etayers and good performers. Lot 10.-BROWN FILLY, by St. Leger, dam Hazel, by Nordenfeldt from Ouida, by Yattendon, and dun of the winners St. Cyr, Hazelmere, and Hazelean, all winners, and own sister to the celebrated Strathmore, winner of the V R.C. Derby and Champion Slakes. Lot 11.-BROWN COLT, by Hotclikiss, dam Lady Evelyn, by Perkin Warbeck (imp.) trom Pulchra, by Rosicrucian, from the celebruted Formosa. This colt has size, and as perfect in conformation and action as can be. All this family have been early two-year-olds. Lot 12. -BROWN FILLY, by Castor, dam Bangle, by Musket from Lookct (imp.), by Thunderbolt, and dam of Necklace, Thuuderbolt, Necklet, and Medallion. This filly is own sister to those brilliant colts Casket aud Orion's Belt, Lot 13.-BAY COLT, by Hotchkies, dam Lady Augusta, by Sd. Leger from Brown Alice, by Nordenfeldt from Ouida, by Yattendon. This is a first foal. He is a magnificent yearling, and the breeding ot Hotclikiss and a daughter of St. Leger out of an own sister to Strathmore, should be exceptionally good as a racer aud stayer. Lot 14.-BAY COLT, by St. Leger, clam Janet, by Castor from Cissy, by Musket from Frailty, by Goldsbrougb. Janet was tried to be a brilliant mare, but she met with an accideut and never "raced. She is own sister to Daystar and Altair, both good winners. Lot 15.-CHESTNUT COLT, by St. Leger, dam Lady Cureton, by Goldsbrough from Mingera, by Yattendon from The Fly, by Fisherman from im ported Marchioness, by Melbourne, winner of the Oaks. This colt is half brother to Lord Cureton, now in training in Melbourne. Lot 16-BROWN FILLY, by Hotclikiss, dam Brown Alice, by Nordenfeldt from Ouida, by Yattendon, dam of Strathmore. This filly is half sister tn Aleger, a fast filly now in training. Lot 17.—BROWN COLT, by Hotclikiss, dam Frailly, by Goldsbiough, dam of Trenton, Niagara, Mary, Cissy, Zalinski, Havoc and Lancaster, all exceptionally good winners. This colt is, without doubt, the best growu and furnished of this celebrated equine family. Lot 18.-CHESTNUT COLT, by St. Leger, dam Valentina, by Lcolinus from Lyre, by Patriarch from Lyra (imp.) by Thormanby fromClothi'eld, by Touchstone. This is a well-e.rown colt, with the Stockwell markings, haviua two crosses of the emperor of stallions. Lot 19.-BROWN COLT, by Hotchkiss, dam Ouida, by Yattendon, dam of those great racers Artillery, Balista, Hilda, Strathmore, Hazvl and Brown Alice. This is a lovely yearling, has size, splendid legs and feet, and immense quarters. Lot 20.—BROWN COLT, by Hotclikiss, dam Rose of Wellington, by St. Leger from Fleuretle, by Robinson Crusoe from Rose of Denmark, by Stockwell. This colt is own brother to those brilliant performers True Blue and Soreweun. Lot 21.-CHESTNUT COLT, by St. Leger, dam Lady Peer, by Muskapeer from Brunette, by Cap-a-pie from Beauty, by imported Raveusworth from Brunette, by imported Rattan. This is a first foal, and, from appearances, he should be a clinker. Lot 22.-CHESTNUT COLT, by St. Leger from Forma, own sister to Multiform and Uniform, from Formo, by Sterlingrt'orth, from Pulchra, by Rosicrucian out of the great English Formosa. This is a big, loose made colt, with great freedom of action. Lot 23.—BROWN FILLY, by St. Leger, dam Hilda, by Musket from Ouida, by Yt-ttendon, Hilda is the dam of Antares, winuer of Takapuna Cup, Sylvii Handicap, Victoria Haudicap, Auckland Cup, Jockey Club Stakes ; also dam of Fulmeu, winner of Kensington Stakes, Dunedin, Otago Cup, and own sister to St. Lucia. Lot 24 CHESTNUT FILLY, by Hotclikiss, dam Agnes, by St. Leg<:r fiom Lovebird (imp.), by Macaroni, has perfect symmetry, and will race earlyLot 25.—BROWN FILLY, by St. Leger, dam Necklace, by Musket from imported Locket, the dam of Necklet (winner of Maribynnng Stake"), lianole, Thunderbolt, Medallion, all good performers. This is undoubtedly the most beautiful filly Ntcklace has produced. Lot 2G.-CHESTNUT FILLY, by St. Leger, dam Forme, by Nordenfeldt from Formo, by Sterliugworth out of imported Pulchra, by Rosicrucian out of the great Euglish Formosa. Forme, the dam of this filly, was a great performer at all weights and distances She is well grown, beautifully turned" quarters, with sound, good legs and feet. Will not only race early, but will make a good three-year-old. Also her grand-dam Formo is the dam of Uniform, Forma and Multiform, all brilliant performer*. Lot 27. —BAY FILLY, by Hotclikiss, dam Sapphire, by The Drummer (imp.), out of Amethyst, by Ambrose from Heroine of Lucknow, by Nutwith from Pocahontas-. This is a lovely rilly, with perfect action. Her dam