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Ashburton Guardian, Volume xxi, Issue 6077, 25 September 1903, Page 4

i^2aL___ Slttd Notices. j TO TRAVEL the Ashburton, Methven and Surrounding District', The Standard-tnl Trotting Sira, IMPERIOUS, By Director-—Mandane. For full particulars see cards. Trhms— M 5s payable on or before January Ist, 1904. Gro>n age fee, sa, payable at time of service. MANGIN * WILSON, Proprietors. fc 1?5 Riccarton. THE PUREBRED CLYDESDALE STALLION, GLASGOW LAI). By Herd Laddie—-Brenda (imp). To Travel the Eakaia District. (Full pedigree, see Cards) TERMS—Guarantee, .£4 4s; Season, £'\ Groomage fee, ss, payable first service, and more than one mare a 8 per arrangement with Groom in charge. Ownkr— fJ. HOLLAND. OoV, Rnkiia Geoom in Charge—'t. SHAN iOX, Meida 9 182 Rnkaia. ■!l : N Preliminary Notice. To Travel the Metliven Districts, THE TROTTING SIRB, ROTATION, (By Specification—Zeta). nnEßMS— £<k Guarantee ; Season, £3 ,; JL. Groomage fee ss, payable' at firsl eervioe. For further particukra apply to CAMPBELL BROS., Cairnbrnfl. 9 107 Or Groom in charge To Travel this Season in the Ashburton District. mflE THOROUGHBRED STALLION, WAEBMGTON, (By Gort in—Mountain Lily). WARETNGTON'S numeroua performances, and the 1 mile record at the C.J.C, Meeting, which he holds, are well known to all sporting uaea. 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 need no comment. Groomage tee 53. For further particulars apply to S. BROWN, Proprietor, ' Melrose Farm, Wakanui, Ashburton. Or S. BENNETT. Groom in Charge. TO STAND AT MR J. M. WILLrAMSON'S FAf.'M, LAURISTON, and travel the Surrounding Distrusts, The Purebred Clydesdale Stallion SAOTOW. SA.VDOW is a dark bay, stands 16} h*nd* hijjh. W»s foaled on December 12th 1893, and bred by Messrs R. and A. Officer Southland,Otago. F«digree-(431,N.Z.5.8.; Sandow. — Sire M.'C:irthur, imp. (3bC N.Z.B.S), g. sire Maubiide (2937), br«d bj A. Montgomery, Esq., Nevershall Castle Dougl#=s, gg. sire Sfacgregor (14-7,] one of the champion breeding stallions iv Scotland, g gg. sire Dircley (222). JifacBfthur's dam, Maggie Bull, winner o? 3C first and chtfoipion prixe•••, by Tastnan, bji Victor. S'.ndow'sdam Blossom; by Kino of the Ring (iinpor*e'l from Tasmania by the Wyndham Hud Cotnpnny, of Southlard N.Z.); g. damsiro was Old Clyde (imported from Scotland by the lute Hugh McLean.) ?ftnd«w was first at Leeston, fir.-it a\ Amberly, sfcond at Christchurch, all foi throe-year-OH3 ; third for all classes in 1905 for the br-st s'allion on the ground (prize of .£2O giyen by the Christchurch A and P. Association). , The first and secoud horses were imported from Eng'and. TERMS— Four (4) Guineas, half guarantee ; 2 ginneas at end of season, and 5 guineas when mare proves in foal. Ful" guaranteo, sguineas. Groomage fee 5s payable at first service. Mares changing hand^, owners at time ol service hslu responsible. For further particulars, apply Chapman & Williamson, Ownerp. 9 69 Or Groom in Charge. TO STAND THIS SEASON at Ashbur ton, and Travel the Surrounding '■-■■« Districts, THE CELEBRATED TROTTING SIRI ! Prince imperial, I, (By Hambeltonian Bell Boy—Princess.) PRINCE IMPERIAL is the sire oi , Hainlin, 2.24; Cocoanut, 2.W; Little Prin ce^s, 2.39, and 5.27, at two years old Daphne, 5.23, at three years old ; Prin -ess Royal, and several other promising youcf ones. TERMS— M 4s, payable Ist January, 1904 Grcomage fee ss, to be paid ai time of service. For further particulars, apply to john McDonnell, 8 225 Ashburton, Preliminary Notice to Breeders, -mo STAND THIS SEASOS AT ASHBURTON. The Great Paceri BOLDREWOOD. By General Tracey—Mermaid. (Mermaid'e dam by Defamer). Records-2.17£ 1 mile; 4.464 2 miles. TERMS—Season, £A 4s; Groomage fee, ss, payable at first service. For further particulars apply to E. THOMAS. . Or Groom iv charge, J. Grice, 8 210 Ashburton. npHE THOROUGHBRED STALLION WBLBECKffi By Perkia Warbeck 11. (2)— Reverie (2), Will Stand at Buccleuch This Season. •WELBECK'3 performances on the turf stamp hini 1 as one of the best horses of his ,<3ay, and as his conformation, constitution, and temperament, are of the best, he should \jtov& a successful sire. TERMS—For Stud Book Mares, on appli- ; cation to the undersigned. Hack ,arares~-.£l 4s; G roomage, ss! E- GATES, Mount Somers.