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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XLVIII, Issue 8144, 16 December 1904, Page 4

I ' - J&& T^° STAND AT LAKI (jffi&fflfjr ■*" ROAD k TEAVEI jJS*"™t THE HAWERi ■**®fIL DISTRICT - Ig SYLVIA PAKE (2). ATAUANTA I ST. LEGEB (8) II I I g * - ff 1 H M I 111 SYLVIA PARK was bred by The Syl via Park Stud Company, Auckland. H is the sire of Kaharoa, Lasting, Delamere Durable, Mataura, Ingle wood, Parkshot d Crimson Lake, Sylvrie, and Woodfield, a] winners, and rank among the best horse ever bred on this coast. Sylvia Parl has proved himself a great sire, as al his progeny can gallop fast, are gooi tempered, with bone and substance enougl to pull a nylk cart. Sylvia Park will visit any person's fan within reasonable distance if notice is sen to J. Goodwin, Lake Road, Hawera. Syl via Park took first prize at Taranaki show first prize Wanganui show, and first priz Egmont show. Will travel to Patea on Mondays, Wav erley Wednesday mornings; and at Ha wera Thursday to end of the week. Fee, £5 ss. Farmers' mares not in i tended for racing, £4 4s. Grazing, 1 *9 6d per week. Groomage, 2s 6d. Al care but no responsibility. J. GOODWIN, Owner, Lake Road, Hawera. TO Travel this Season Hawera am Waverley Districts, M^^w^rJTP lion. COOLGARDIE. 5 By Camel (gr. s. Berlin), The Arab (im ported 'by Nabob Wilson, Esq., Christ church), gr. d. Duchess. Coolgardie is a bay horse with blacl .points, stands 17 hands high, has splendii ' temper. He has taken several prizes i the show ring, and his stock ate good pel formers. He has proved himself a sur foal-getter, and on his breeding shouli ? nick well with any class of mare. *" Terms: £3 3s j two or more mares a per agreement. Groomage ss. All care taken but no responsibility. ~~ For further particulars apply, D. MOORHOUSE, Owner, Commercial Stables. To Stand this Season at Waihi am Travel the Hawera and Surroundini Districts, tJGgvn^Mfc The Champion ClydesFyy'nr MEL dale Stallion, KNIGHT ofthe THISTLI 10,789, S.C.S.B. Knight of the Thistle is descended fron the oldest, soundest, and most popula: champion prize-winning strains of Clydes dale blood in Scotland, and owners o mares employing his services may depenc on having stock free from any hereditary unsoundness or blemish on their sire's side For Full Pedigree See Cards. For further particulars apply, A. ALEXANDER, Or J. TURNER. TO Travel this Season in the Okaiawt District, lion. JIVvBPSPjKbp^ WHAT'S WANTED a Sire Armadale, gr sire Glengyle, g gi sire Prince of the Isles. Dam, Duchess oi Alexandra, by St Alexander, gr dam Queen of the Craobournes, g gr dam Jenny, by Wait-a-Wee. What's Wanted is a very superior, wellbred colt, three years old, of the very best quality and true type of the Clydes- " dale breed, standing 16 hands 2 inches high on short legs. He is a very massive colt, with clean flat bones, strong, and well-iormed joints, beautiful silky hair and feet of good quality. He has a beautiful head, neck, and crest, well sprung , ribs, and strong, short-coupled back; altogether he is a most compactly built, wellput together specimen of a draught horse. What's Wanted, as a yearling, gained first prize at Egmont A. and P. Society's show; first prize as a two-year-old ' at Taranaki Metropolitan show. He ' has never been beaten in the show ring, except by his half-brother and stable comr panion Up-to-Date. His sire, Armdale, was got by that celebrated breeding and show-ring sire, Glengyle, out of the fine breeding mare, Nancy, who was shown . until 13 years of ago, and was never beaten in her class. She won nine first and four champion prizes. Duchess of Alexandra's gr dam, Jenny, was one of the best draught mares ever bred or imported to the South Island, being dam of the New Zealand and Australian champion mare, Flower of Balmoral. His dam, Duchess of Alexandra, was a most successful prize-winner, having gained the following prizes, viz. : First anc champion at Tapanui (South Island) as a two-year-old, 1897 ; first prize at Egmont A. and P. Society Show, 1898; first and champion at Wanganui, 1898; first and champion at l'aranaki, 1898; first prize as brood mare and champion prize as best draught mare or filly at Taranaki Metropolitan Show, New Plymouth, 1900. From the foregoing it will be seen that What's Wanted's breeding cannot be surpassed, and he is certain to prove himself a getter of the very best of Clydesdales. Terms, £4, single mares, payable on or before January 1, 1905. Good paddocks provided free for mares, bat no responsibility Apply to, BREMER. Or Qroom-in-Cbarge. TO Travel Hawera and the Surrounding District, The Purebred tfS^Bfe^ff^S^ Clydesdale Stallion, rfjffijPSg^fiP ROYAL STANDARD Agitator — Pride. Royal Standard, foaled October, 1901, was bred by William Patrick, Esq., Bal- ; moral Farm, Outram, and is a dark brown horse with white points and ratch on face. This colt has been first as a yearling and as a two-year-old in Dunedin. Sire Agitator (imp.) (10.488) by Royal Standard (9847) dam Nelly McGregor S 1,243) by St. Gatien (3988), g. dam Kate cGregor (6326) by McGregor (1487) by Darnley, g.g. dam Lady (662) by Sit Walter (796) : Dam Pride by Wallace (late Albertus) 7420) (imp.*) by Golden Treasure (4417), g. sire Lord Enkine (1744), g. dam Pride of Kilayth by Salisbury Pride, g.g. dam Princess (imp.) by Prince of WJeg (673). Agitator was fourth at the Highland Agricultural Show at Edinburgh in a strong class of three-year-olds in 1890. He was first and champion two years in sucoession at Dunedin and Oamaru Shows. Pride was first as a yearling at the Taieri, and first as a three-year-old at the Taieri and Dunedin, and, has taken other prises too numerous to mention. Grand dam Pride of Kilsyth has been a most nooessfitl prise winner at both Dunedin and Taieri Shows and was champion at Invtreargfll and Dunedin, besides having taken many Ant prises as a brood mare. Terms : £4 4s. Al care bat no responsibility. Peddocking for mares from a. For farther particulars epp\jr to the I