07 Feb 1911
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Newspaper
Traralgon Record
Location
Traralgon, Victoria, Australia
Date
Feb 07, 1911
Page
1
The fragment mentions a Pure-ied Cydesdale at GLANCER WH Stand this season and travel to Mur Well ated Vinnae FLAN, praising bone mud quality and a worker named Sue. Sire noted Geard Sire Peter the Great GAPRAEN COOK, with limited legible details about standings or events.
The note describes Cannoneer as a pure trotting breed sire, a rich dark chestnut standing 16 hands with strong bone and muscle. It notes his sire’s influence on the Cannoneer line, and cites a full sister sold for 120 guineas and a six year old filly sold for 126 guineas at Kirk’s Melbourne on 6 October 1908.
The event details a historic running at Tulchan Tarqiah Stud with top horses like Saint and Tarquis competing. Report highlights include the strong field, notable bids from Romani and others, and end results pointing to Fisherman’s rising form and the overall prestige of the January meeting.
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