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Marlborough Express, Volume XXXVI, Issue 232, 4 October 1902, Page 4

TO STAND THIS SEASON In Blenheim and travel the district where inducement offers. npHE Chestnut Thoroughbred Horse DAUNT By Dreadnought-Orientale, by Leolinus (imp.)—L'Orient (imp.). DAUNT comes from the No. 2 family. DAUNT was bred by the Hon. J. D. Ormond, Hawke's Bay, and-was a moat successful racehorse. Among other races he won : As a two year-old at Napier Park Spring Meeting the Saplings Stakes, 4 furlongs ; at Christchurch Autumn Meeting the .Russley Stakes, 5 farlongs. As a three-year-old at Wanganui Spring Meeting the Wanganui Derby, \\ miles ; at Christchurch Spring Meeting the Juveraile Plate, 5 furlongs ; at Manawatu Summer Meeting the Summer Handicap, 6 furlongs ; at Hawke's Bay Summer Meeting the Railway Stakes, 6 furlongs ; at Hawke's Bay Summer Meeting, the Hawke's Bay Stakes, 6| furlongs. As a four-year-old at Napier Park the Spring Handicap, 6 furlongs ; at1 Christchurch Spring Meeting the Farewell Handicap, 1 mile ; at Wellington Spring Meeting the Pearce Handicap, 1 mile 1 furlong ; at Wellington Summer Meeting the Wellington Cup, 1-| miles, DAUNT twice beat Gold Medalist the only horse that ever beat Multiform in public. Tebms :—Stud Book mares £6 6s, other mares £4 4s. . . All fees payable on or before January Ist, 1903. For further particulars apply to : CHARLES HILL, Groom-in-charge, or THE MANAGER,1. Flaxbourne. , TO STAND THIS SEASON AT TUA . MARINA; VISITING BLENHEIM SATURDAYS., The young Trotting Stallion, , IMPERIAL BELL-BOY (Priace Imperial—Black Angel). nPIHIS fine young horse was bred by JL A. G. Holmes, Esq., Hoon-Hay, Canterbury, and is by that celebrated sire Prince son of 'Hambel--tonian Bell-Boy, he by Ulster Chief, i Prince Imperial has proved himself to be one of the very best and gamest horses seen on the trotting tracks of the colony. At the Canterbury Trotting Club's May Meeting, 1897, he won at his ease the Record Reign Handicap, beating the '.best field that has ever started in a race in New Zealand. But his crowning performance was at the Plumpton Park Meeting in March, when, starting from a back mark, he covered the two miles in 4min 58sec, winning easily; a performance which stamps him one of the finest trotters in the colony. Prince Imperial is sire of Hamlin and Little Princess, two horses which rank among the best of their age in the colony, and several other promising young ones. l The dam of Imperial Bklli-Boyls that* well known performer Black Angel, from Blackwood—Abdullah. Black Angel is the dam of Architect, Plan, and other noted performers. Imperial Bell-Boy was foaled November, 1899, and is a rich dark brown horse, standing 16 hands high, and built in proportion, with splendid bone, stylish action, and a most docile, temper. And the iact of him having won three first prizes in the show rings in Canterbury, also at the last Metropolitan Show, where he got first and special mention among all the young classes, proves him beyond a doubt to be the most stylish horse of his age and class in the colony. Terras, £3 10s for season. For further particulars apply to MAHER BROS., Kaituna; Or W. TAIT, In charge, Tua Marina. TO STAND THIS SEASON AT BLENHEIM AND SURROUNDING DISTRICTS. The Well-known Clydesdale Stallion DUKE OF MARLBOROUGH. nn HIS Horse comes from the celeI brated Longbeach Estate, where Mr J. O. N. Grigg has earned fame throughout New Zealand for his Clydesdales. Duke of Maryborough is a bay with black points, showing great quality and power. He is by Workman from Blaze, by Sir Colin Campbell (imp.) from Bloss, by Young Prince Qf Wales (imp.) Workman is. by Lord Dunmore (imp.) from, Annie (598),; byKilbowie (73, imp.) from Jeanie Deans (263), by Pride of Scotland (602 in Highland Stud Book, imp.), from Maggie Craig (262), imported from Spotland by the late Mr Watts, who was offered 400 sovereigns for her when landed in New Z_ealand. ...... ~ ■' < Sir Colin Campbell, imported from Scotland, is sire of, many of the best stallions and mares hi.Otagb, and grand aire to that celebrated stallion DickSeddon. : It is thus seen that on breedingfljnes Duke of Marlboeough 'is the best horse ever imported into Marlborough, and his appearance speaks for itself. Duke oe Marlborough took first prize at Obristchurch, as a two-year-old, beating Dick Seddon and others, and second at ; Ash burton, where Dick Seddon secured first honors ; and as a three-year old he took first priaein the j three-year-old stallion class at Blenheim, second in the open Clydesdale class, and second for the best draught stallion best adapted for breeding plough horses. Paddocking will be provided in town at Is 6d week. Fees: £3. Groomage lee, ss. Further particular may be obtained from JOS. WOOSTER. THE PURE-BRED CLYDESDALE STALLION, THE M'GREGOR, out of the well-known draught mare "Blosssm" will travel this season in. the Marlborough district as under r— Mondays, Grovetown and. Spring Creek,; Tuesdays, Tua Marina {Wednesdays, Ren wick j and; the rest of the week at Blenheim, Terms j Single mares, £3 10s; payable by Ist January, 1903; two or more as per agreement. Groomage fee, ss, payable at service.. Paddocks provided if required. J. OATTANACH, Proprietor; or ■ ■ ■■■ ••••■ ■■■ ■■••■:■;•• ■' ■ ' R, S,IMPBSNf, . ; Criterion Stables. . r __^___ : ■ ' ■ I TO STAND THIS SEASON AND j TRAVEL THE DISTRICT.* ! npHE Purebred Clydesdale Stallion, YOUNC* CH^MPIO^, Winner of the first prize OhrlatchttrGh Metropolitan Show, W01; f : - j Fall n«rtte«itaw^tiifc^xv^;fc-; \ h< GIBSON,