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Bush Advocate, Volume XXI, Issue 96, 21 October 1908, Page 7

TO STAND *fiiS SEASON AT "TAHORAITI." The Clydesdale Stallion, ALEXANDER WCKENZIE IL ALEXANDER McKENZIE 11. wa* foaled October, 1902, at "Longbeach," and is by Alexander's Heir, dam Lena, by Sir William Wallace. 2nd dam>Queen by Lord Beaconsfield 3rd dam Starke's "Kate," by Marquis, imported from Scotland. Sir William Wallace Was bred by Fleming and Hedley, of Oamaru, and was ' champion horse there, and sold lor , 600 guineas in the days when horses " were cheap. Lord Beaconsfield was champion of Invercargill, and Alex- "; ander's Heir was first and champion ', at Ashburton as a 3yr old. His sire, 3t. Alexander, imported from Sootland, dam Pearl, full sister to Mr Matthew Holmes' Crown Prince, be- -: ing by Lord Salisbury (imported at a cost of 1400 guineas), out of "Damsel," imported from Scotland. As a 4yr old this mare took the gold medal for the best Clydesdale on the "I ground, beating all stallions at tba Highland show, Glasgow. St. Alexander was by St. Laurence, the latter by old "Prince of Wales," who was sold in Scotland for 800 guineas when 19 years old. _ .„ . - - The public can see. some 50 colt* and fillies at Tahoraiti, the progeny of McKenzie II.," and judge for themselves. . . Only a limited number of mar-es ; can be taken this season. . $ ALSO THE THOROUGHBRED •:• HACK STALLION, "ii TE PUHI By Tupuhi out of 'an Ahua mare. : ; For terms, apply to, — : W. F. KNIGHT. ; Or. GROOM IN CHARGE. TO TRAVEL JTHIS SEASON, j the NoTsewood, Takapau, Wai- ; kopiro, and Makotuku districts, tbe draught staHion, PRIDE OF SCOTLAND, By RUTHERWOODGLEN, DAM BESSIE. _^ TERMS: £3 for single mam Km* or more mares the property of ope v owner as per arrangement. GoioC paddocking for mares, one moatii free, after then Is per week will be ■ charged. All mares to be paid fifcr on the Ist day of January, 1908, All care taken but no responsibility. N . . TODD BROS., Ngamokd Norsewood. TO Travel the Season between Woodville and Dannevirke, the chestnut Trotting Stallion, ROYALTY, By Imperial (Imperious— Fairy), out of Whitelyn (Brooklyn— Whitefeet). : '. Imperial won his heat in the Juvenile Stakes, which event was won by his half brother Dictator. He als* won races in saddle and harness at Auckland and Wellington. Fairy was a very fast mare, having won. races at Auckland, Addington and Welling;ton. Brooklyn was^bred by Mr Maoey of New Brighton, and is a very fast' \ horse; he is a half brother to that great horse Almont, who holds tbe record of 2.12J for a mile and 6.58 for three miles, the latter being- a world's record. Whitefeet was an imported mare, and won races all over. New Zealand. Royalty is a good tempered horse, -J and with his breeding can be depenied upon to leave something good ; he ' is a sure foal-getter. ' Terms, £3 "payable on the Ist January, 1909. Any mare not proving in foal will be served free the following season. E. ORVIS, Maharahara. TO STAND THE SEASON. AT ; WOODVILLE, - The Thoroughbred Horse GLEN GOWRIE, 5 years, by SOULT— LADY MUSKET. GLEN GOWRIE is a brown horse, i 16 hands, showing great promise as a sire; is a full brother to Lass o' Gowrie, a winner of many races. He is a grandson of the great St. Simon. Glen Gowrie will serve a limited number of mares at a fee of 5 guineas. Good paddocking provided at Is 6d per week. All care taken but no responsibility. Further particulars from A. LAING, Woodville. TO Stand the Season at panne- v virke and Surrounding Districts the Hack Stallion, EUCHLET, By PENROSE, dam by KING QUAIL EUCHLET is a very massjye brown - horse, standing* 15.3, measuring 8| inches round cannon-bone; a sure foal-getter. ' Further particulars from MANAGER, COACHING CO., Masomc Stables, Dannevirke.