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Ashburton Guardian, Volume XXi, Issue 6066, 12 September 1903, Page 4

TO TRAVEL the Aphlmctcn, Mrthven, and Kurrr.tujuiog D"B*ric-t-, The Stindard-brod Trotting Sire,

IMPERIOUS, By Director—Mandar.B, For full particulars see cards. Trkms—^Bs 5s payable on or bef ra January let, 1934. GroomngH fee, os, payable at time of service. MANGIN '& WILSON, Proprietors. 9 125 Riccarton,.

THE PUREBRED CLYDESDALE STA LLION, GLASGOW LA !>. By Herd Laddie—Brenda (iuop). To Travel the Hakaia District. (Full pedigree, see Cards) SPERMS—Guarantee, £4 4s; Reason, i} 3, Groouiage fee, ss, payable first service, and more than one mare as per arrangement with Groom in charge. ChVNKR— R. HOLLAND, Cniij. Knlcnia &room in Charge— It. SHANNON, Meade 0 132 linkaia.

Preliminary Notice. To Travel the Methven Districts, THE TROTTING SI-RE, ROTATION, >(By Specification—Zeti). hnERMS— M Guarantee 5 Season, £3: JL Groomage fee 6s, payable afc first .service. For further particulars apply to CAMPBELL BROS., Cairn hrnn. 9 107 Or Groom in charge.

To Travel this Season in the Ashburton District.

mHB THOROUGHBRED STALLION, WAXtEINGTON, (By Gorton—Mountain Lily).

WARRINGTON'S numerous performances, and the 1 mile record at the C.J.C. Meeting, which he holds, are well known to alli>porting men. He is in splendid health, and was never in better condition for travelling than this season. Amongst Gorton's stock are such well known performers as Hurricane and Fairy Rose, etc., and they Deed no comment. Groomsge fee sa. For further particulars apply to S. BROWN, Proprietor, Melrose Farm, Wakanui, Ashburton. Or S. BENNETT. Groom in Charge.

TO STAND AT MR J. M. WILLIAMSON'S FARM. LAURISTON, and travel the Surrounding Districts,

The Purebred Clydesdale Stallion

8AOT)OW.

SANDOW is a riurk bay, stands 13$ hands hitrh. W's foaled on December 12th, 189n, and >»r«d by Messrs R. and A. Officer, Southland,otago. Pedigroo- (431,N.Z.5.8.) Sandow. — Sire M*c«rt.hur, imp. (3:io N.Z.R.S), £r. Hire Macbride (2987), bred by A. Montgomery, Fsq., Nevershn.il CasLie, Douglass, gtr. sire Macgregor _0<1^7,) one of the champion breeding stallions in Scotland, g.g.g. sire Darnley (222). Macarthur's dam, Maggie Bell, winner of *6 first, and champion prizes, by Taeman. l:-y Victor. Sandow's dam Blossom, by Kiu^r of the Ring (imported from Tasmania by the Wyndham i^tud Company, of South'.ai.d N.Z.); g. dam eire was Okl Clyde (imported from Scotland by the late Hush McLean.) Ssndnw wna first at f.epstou, first a! Amberly, second at Christ-church, all for three-year-olds; third for all classes in I9oi for the bfist stallion on the ground (prize of £20 given by the Cbriatchuvch A. and P. Association). The first and second horses were imported from Eng'aud.

TERXfS— Four (4) Guinea?, half guarantee; 2 guineas at end of season, nud 2 ; guineas when rnaro proves in foal. Full griaranfes', 5 commas. '-Jr'omage fee ss, payable at; first service. Mares changing hands, owners at time of service held responsible. For further particulars, apply Chapman & Williamson, Owner?. g g9 Or Groom in Charge.

TO STAND THIS SEVROXat Ashburton, and Travel the Surrounding Districts, THE CELEBRATED TROTTING SIRE Prince Imperial, (By Hambeltonian Bell Boy—Princess.)

PRINCE IMPERIAL is the sire of Hamlin, 2.24; Cccoanut, 2.30; Little Princess, 2.39, and 5.27, at. two years old; Daphne, 5.23, at three years old; Princess Boyal, and several other promising young ones.

TERMS— M 4s, payable Ist January, 1904. G iromago fee ss, to be paid at time of service. For further particulars, apply to john McDonnell, .8 225 . Ashbnrton

Preliminary Notice to Breeders

fpO STAND THIS SEASON

AT ASHBURTON,

The Great Pacer, 80-LORE WOOD.

By General Tracey—Mermaid. (Mermaid's dam by Defamer). Records—2.l7s I mile; 4.461 2 milea.

ITERMS— Season, M 4s; Groomage fee, 6s, payable afc first service.

For further particulars apply to E. THOMAS. Or Groom io charge, J. Gricb, g 210 Ashburtou

nnHE THOROUGHBRED STALLION WELBECKffi

By Perkin Warbeck 11. (2)-Reverie (2),

Will Stand at Buccleuch This Season

WELBECK'S performances on the turf Btfttnp him as ono of the best horses of his day, and aa his conformation, constitution, and temperament, are of the best, be should prove a successful aire.

TERMS—For Stud Book Mare?, on application to the undersigned. Hack Mares— M 4s 5 Groomage, 5s 3

E. GATES, g -jQ^ Mount Somers.

S6 "I*/TOKO," the Great Cough Ciira JjOl Try it. Acts like magic. Obtamable from Carson ft Co., and J. MomT