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Bay of Plenty Times, Volume XLV, Issue 6804, 6 December 1916, Page 6

npyM nd Wages Books roc urJL eat Times Uffio C r all nd bu To stand the Season j The Thoroughbred Horse I - FORMATIVE - I (Seaton Deiaval — Formula) i j__ FORMATIVE is a young sire (he was j foaled in 1905), and in addition to being eonj etructe'i on the most approved lines, is eorae | thfc right way, for his pedigree is studded i■ with the names of'eeveral of the. corner stones Jof the I'nrf in many lands. His sire, Seaton j DeJaval, ton of Melton (English Derby winner j si^co his advent in New Zealand, up to the j e3id of season 1914, begat winners, who cold ! Jectively have secured £80,521 iv stakes j Sea Piuk (second New Zealand Cup in 1913, i aud third 1914, and winner of the Auckland j Racing Club Haudicap) is a son of Seaton j Delaval, and another descendant in Nonette j is;nmkiug good in the Australasian Colonies as j a producer of winners. Formula (dam of i Formative) is a full sister to Uniform and j Multiform (.won £4,805 in two seasons, only ppcarancel, who sired amongst others the ! unbeaten Boniform, and the latter, as)a sire, !is demonstrating that his stock are of-a very I nigh grade. Forme, who cave to the Turf j that brilliant mare Cruciform, is a half sister to Formula. FORMATIVE has not had hia ; constitution impaired by strenuous exertions ! on the racing path, ior he baa only started in six events (securing a wm and a second placing as a result of his efforts), and consequently he went to the Stud full of vitality *and animation FORMATIVE will travel toPaengaroa on Mondays, and remain there on Tuesdays, for the rest ofjilie week at W. Brady's|Fann, Papainoa. TERMS .'—Single mares, £o os ; two or j more as per arrangement. Good paddocking for mares.'" AH care h,keu but no responsibility ncurred. W. BBADY. Papatuoa,

D. E. WOOLLAMS

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