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Gisborne Times, Volume XLIX, Issue 5003, 18 October 1918, Page 8

STUD NOTICES. <*• TO STAND THIS SEASON AND TRAVEL THE DISTRICT the standard-bred TROTTING STALLION, ALAN CHILD By ' ROTHSCHILD —iPRINCESS MAY. (For Tabulated. Pedigree see Cards). ALAN CHILD is a straight-out Trotter. He is a bay horse, with black points, standing 15'-2} hands close to the ground, and combining rare quality with great power and substance. With such qualifications of breeding and conformation he can scarcely fiaij to get good hacks and harness horses. He is a robust, young horse, full of vigorous masculinity, with powers unimpaired by many long years of severe training. This horse is closely related to recent winners on the Turf. The Rothschild! blood is all that can be desired when trotters are wanted. Terms £4 4&. Two or more mares belonging to same owner as per arrangement. For further particulars apply to— E. PARDOE (Manutuke), Or E. R. LPTTRELL, Gisborne.

-\W4 —A TO TRAVEL THE GISBORNE DISTRICTS. THE BLACK TROTTING STALLION GLADIATOR. Sire, Wildwood (imp.), 2.24; dam, Ruahine. Ruahine, the dam of Gladiator, has proved herself the greatest producing mare south of the line. All her progeny have proved themselves champions. Besides Gladiator, she is also the dam of Dan Patch, St. Kevin, Ferns, Glendalough, Innisfail, and Phingari. Gladiator is the best-bred Wildlwood horse ra New Zealand. The amount of money won by the Wildwoods during 1916-17 exceeded 13,000 sovs. Verona, by Gladiator, went 2.25 for a mile at Ashburton in August last. Fee, 4 guineas (payable Ist January. 1919). For further particulars apply— J. GREENTREE. Mangapapa.

XT ORSE-BREEDERS CAN HAVE JLt THE SERVICES OF OUR KINGFOR THE COMING SEASON. As their breeding is equal to the best in New Zealand and now their stock can be seen, further comment is unnecessary. For particulars apply to— ROBERT ELLIOT, G room-in AHharge. —Care J. Parker, Makaraka.

TO STAND THIS SEASON AT PUHA, ' THE THOROUGHBRED STALLION FLYING START (San Francisco —Fleetfoot), Ch h, 6-year-old; standing 16.1; splendid bone, and! showing great quality and power, together with most docile temper. FLYING START proved himself one of the most brilliant horses that has raced in the Dominion. See cards for full pedigree and list of performances. Fees, £7 7s. Mares may be leFt with D. G. S. MacDonald, Matawhero (’Phone 684 R). For further particulars aoply— l W. D. S. MACDONALD, Or W. J. JENNINGS, TO STAND THIS SEASON AT TE HAPARA. THE IMPORTED THOROUGHBRED STALLION

JIJEATHER (12). Amongst many celebrated names, this pedigree shows three English Derby winners and an Ascot Gold Oup winner in the thirdi remove. St. Serf was the . sire of many good horses, both on the turf and at the stud. • . ~ , • , Sprig of Heather is th e dam or winners ,ii» England, and Panache is also the dam: o» winners. A limited number of .approved mares will be taken. For terms apply— „ W. L. RUTLEDGE, Te Hapara.