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Greymouth Evening Star, 7 December 1911, Page 2

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™0 STAND THIS SBASON.At Reefton, and Travel Totara Flat and Inangahua Valley. The Sacceeafnl Trotting Stallion, LORD RUE, By La Rue (Imp.) Dam, KateLord Rue (109) is a handsome chestnut horse, standing 16£ hands. He is beautifully mannered, perfectly sound, and has a public record of 2min 34sec for one mile. Lord Rue ran second at Plump(jon, first at Ellesmere, miles in 4min losec, winning by 60 yards, untrained. First at Plumpton Christchurch, one mile in iftnin 42sec. First at the Metropolitan Grand National Meeting, 1£ miles in 4min lSsec on a heavy track. Lord Rue has also the credit of winning the first race in New Zealand for trotters only, one mile in 2min 39sec, winning pulling up; also won the Ahaura Handicap, in the middle of the season, untrained, winning by 50 yards. Beaide s being a first-class horse on the track, he is also successful in the show ring. He was first at Christchurch, first at Leeston, for two years, first at Waimate, first at Hokitika three times for stallions, and first in the 15 stone hackney class, first at Reefton, 1909-1910-L9ll. He is a straight-out trotter and cannot fail to make a great name for himself in the near future. Lord Rue's dam, Kate, started in thirteen races, ran seven firsts, three seconds and one third. La Rue (20141) was one of the finest bred trotting horses ever imported from America, and was the winner of numerous races. Sire, Campaign (9811), son jf Electioneer (125). Electioneer, sire of Arion (2.7 J), Arion (2.10§, champion two-year-old record), Sunol (2.8 i), Polio Alto (2.8}). Arion was sold for 125,000 dollars, the highest price ever paid for * trotting horse. Electioneer also sired Ghod Gift, the sire of Wildwood, sire of the champion Ribbonwood (2.9), Alice Wood (2.23). La Rue's dam, Clara D. (reaord 2.49 when in foal) is a sister to Honesty i2.54}) and Mocking Bird (two-year-old record, 2.38). Clara D. i s also dam of Dewdrop, that trotted a mile over tne Sacramento track in 2.28, when owned by P. C. Hale of Hale and Co. Priam /1798), the sire of Clara D., is also sire of Frank M., (2.17), Honesty (2.25 f), Harry M. (2.24£) ( etc Lord Rue's dam Kate, is by Commolore, by Admiral (eee Stud Book). Grand dam, Bess, by Berlin, Berlin (imp.), sire of Alista (2.18), Nellie Moore (2.23), Boston, and sired the dams ot Frits (2.13), Almont (2.12). Sons sired dams of Dan Patch (2.11), Sal Tasker (2.20, r,wo years). Lord Rue is the sire of Lord Ellesmere who was passed in at 150 guineas at Sydney, and Matilda, the most promis- ; ng filly seen South this year. Also sire ■)t Dream and Lady Rue. Tilly,' by Lord Rue, rising three-year-old, took first prize in champion at Hokitika and Reefton shows, and was sold to a well-known trotting owner for a Mihetantinl figure. Good paddockiug. All care taken, no responsibilityTotara Flat, Mondays. Ahaura. Tuesdays. Terms. £3 3s; £1 payable first seivice, balance January Ist, 1912. Groomage fee 6/-. For further partioulars apply to groom in charge, or H. T. CRUMPTON, Owner, Reefton