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Hawera Star, Volume XLVIII, 12 September 1924, Page 7

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LnjlfWgw; r rO STAND THE SEASON AT HAWEEA. THE IMPORTED BLOOD STALLION CALLAGHAN (3) (Eairy King—Penny Forfeit) , , Tn -, CALLAGHAN is a chestnut horse, 7 yean old, standing 16.1 ' hands high, commanding appearance and well put . together. Callaghan's dam is a full sister to Eudorus, sire of Eurythmio and of dozens of other good horses in Australia, and descends from the same branch of the No. 3 Family that produced Toxophilite, Windhound, and Flatcatcher. Eudorus had, up to 1923, 176 winners el over £IOO,OOO. Callaghan won the Birmingham Handicap (£820) in England and several races in New Zealand. The St. Simon-Hampton blood has been markedly successful in sires all the world over, the great Persimmon and his brothers, Diamond Jubilee and Florizel 11., are prominent representatives who all left great tun performers and good brood mares at the stud. Fee: Sixteen guineas. Paddocking 5s per week. Mares at a distance met at Hawera station. All care, but no responsibility 'Phone 363. For further particulars apply—8. BROOKB, Burn Street, Nolantown, Hawera, TO BE AT THE SERVICE OF BREEDERS BETWEEN HAWERA AND NEW PLY MOUTH (INCLUSIVE) THIS SEASON, THE THOROUGHBRED HORSE POTOA (12) MONOFORM (18) FROM BLACK WATCH (12) Monoform by Hotchkiss from Formo.’ Hotchkiss by Musket, Formo by Sterlingworth. Monoform full brother to Multiform. . Potoa’e pedigree runs strong to Eclipse and is entirely free from St, Simon influence, and should meet the St. Simon blood with great advantage Potoa . is the sire of Hipo (Easter Handicap, Auckland), Poanui (Great Northern Hurdles), Bute Sound, Ihapotoa, Maori Waihine (winner fit Melbourne), Sentenilla (double winner at Sydney), Potoanui, Poteen, and other well performed horses. He is a magnificent specimen of the thbr oughbred, standing over 16 hands, and is easily recognised as a typical scion of the famous Musket family. Fee: Twenty guineas. For further particulars— T. CARSON, South Road, Hawera. TO STAND THE SEASON AT OHANGAI, and travel Kakaramea, Alton, Hurlevville and Fraser Road Districts, THE CLYDESDALE STALLION, PRINCE PREMIER Bred by E. E. Jenkins, Dunsandel, Canterbury. All care taken, but no responsibility. For further particulars see cards. J. KERRISK, Owner, Ohangai. When your throat is affected by damp weather, take “Nazol” on sugar. Removes huskiness and prevents serious trouble; 6Q closes 1/6.—Advt,