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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LIII, Issue 9480, 7 December 1907, Page 3

i Stud Notices. i TO Stand the Season in Hawera. the •Thoroughbred Siro iiLlilJr PATRONUS (3), yfaj§BHS| (Placida— Patron.) SlsilgillifilsL- Bred in Victoria. Patronus,' who proved himself a brilliant racehorse over all distances, is by the celebrated Patron, who, after winning the Melbourne Cup, carrying over 9st, was sold for 4100 guineas to go to England. Patron is full-b-other to Ruenalf, Patroness, and Patronage, and halfbrother to Emmie, dam of the great Emir. He is also the sire of the champion 2-year-old in France last season. Placida, by Lord Wilton, is full-brother . to Footstep, who was dam of Footbolt, one of the most brilliant horses ever ( bred in Australia. As will be seen from . the above Patronus Lays claim to the three famous strains of StockweD, Fisherman, and Yattendon blood- Good gra_I ing at Is 6d a week. For terms and further particulars, see cards or apply A. H. GREAVES,' Owner. F. TATTERSALL, in charge. TO Stand this Season at Manaia, and to travel to Hawera, Elfcham, and Kaponga, if sufficient inducement offers, j JjxZWik CORONET, | Coronet 8, 1894 (bred at Wellington i Park), by Castor, 2 (imp.)— Necklace (dam :of Swordbelt), Miss Letty, Cravat, Ar- j ! milla (dam of Armlet), and Collarette ! (dam of Collarit) all winne.-), by Musket,' i 3 (imp.)— Locket (imp., data of Thunderbolt, Beagle, Chain-hot, Necklet, and Medallion, sire of the champion Achilles), by Thunderbolt— Keepsake, by Daniel O'Rorke. Coronet was successful over all distances, amongst numerous races winxdng A.R.C. Welcome Stakes, £130, and Musket Stakes, £180; Takapuna Cup, 1_ miles, £250; A.R.C. Summer Cup, lj miles, £500 ; Egmont Cup, If miles, £250 j (twice); A.R.C. Autumn Handicap, . 1_ ' miles, £500; A.R.C. Grandstand Handicap, 1£ miles, £300; Taranaki Gup, 1_ miles, £350; A.R.C. Summer Handicap, 1_ miles, £600; Takapuna Cup, 1_ miles, £500 ; Takapuna J.C. Handicap, 1£ miles, £200. For further performances see Turf Register. Cravat, own brother to Coronet, is a successful sire in New South Wales. Terms: £4 4s. Coronet will travel to Hawera on Mon- ; days, returning to Manaia via Norma-tby ! and Okaiawa on Tuesdays; Kaponga, Fridays ; rest of week at Manaia. Also, — To Stand this season at Manaia, the Thoroughbred Stallion ST. CLEMENTS, St. Clements, by St. Leger (imp.), dam Satanella, by Hippocampus, dam Slander, by Camden, dam Annie Laurie, by Cap-a-pie (imp.). St. Leger, by Doncaster (Derby winner), dam Atlantis, by Thormonby (Derby winner), has been for several years champion sire of New Zealand. St. Clements was a most brilliant performer, having been eight years oin the turf, and won more than half his races (vide Turf Register). Ameng St. Clements' progeny are St. Claimer, St. Maria, St. Bill, Climax, St. KflKan, Tarina, Golden Eagle, Pixie, The Dane, Clem, Kaereroa, Clementine, and' many other winners. Terms : £6 6s. All fees payable on or before Ist January, 1908. Grazing Is 6d per week. All care I but no responsibility. For particulars i apply to | L. H. SEELEY, in charge; or, H. L. VINE> Owner, Manaia. i • — ■ ~~~ , TO stand the season at Kaponga and travel the suTrouinding district, the Purebred Clydesdale Stallion | _JH^^P^ ROYAL MAJOR. Jt^H^^^P (By Major Robin, dam __K__M__n_G__Bk__ Flower. Royal Major, bred by J. Hume, Esq., foaled. Dec 1903, is a beautiful bay, with great quality amd substance, set on good sound legs, which should commend him to breeders of pure Btock. Also, — ALBERT CHEVALIER, The Well-known Trotting Stallion Sire of . Vesta Naah, Airedale, Dora, Valeric, Gipsy, Eladairat, Black Girl, and The Urchin, all well-known performem* ' • , , For further particulars, see cards , ot apply to Owner. " " • ' ■ ■ ,• > .:•: '■' ""__v ■ c; : king; *\[' *• - Manaia Toad, »~ v ..,;'. . Kaponga.