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dared on THURSDAY, 21st No-aem-ber, at 8 p.m. Acceptances for Second Day's R&oee close on THURSDAY, 21st November, at the Secretary's Office, at 9 p.m« C. J. W. GRIFFITH®, ' Secretary. Blenheim, Ist Sept., ]907. royal' prince, Four Years Old; Stud Book 472. BRED BY JOHN BOAG, ESQ., Brookside, Christchurch. Sire Royal Fame (imp.), (10,272). S.C.B. (463). Dam, Daisy (704); Sire, General Gordon (216). Dam, Japonica (527); Sire, Yonnjj Banker imp., (111). Dam, Marchioness (128); Sis©, Princa Royal (imp). D*m, Marchioness (126) imp.; Sire, Sir Benjamin. General Gordon (216), sire Victor (109) by Conqueror (imp).. Royal Fame (imp.) by Mount Royal, by St. Lawrence by Prince of Wales, dam Sunflower, by Prince of Wales. ROYAL FAME has won several prizes at Home, besides two £75 premiums and one £80 premium. Christchurch and Leeston, seven firsts, one second, three specials, and foui champions. General Gordon six firsts, j four seconds, and four champions. | Japonica (527) and Marchioness (128) j won several firsts. Marchioness (126) i (imp.) has won no less than 16 firsts, j seven seconds, 18 specials, 13 champions, and seven times first for mare and progeny. Will be at the Royal Hotel on Saturdays, and travel the District the ! rest of the week. Terms: £4. C. H. SATHERLEY, Owner. THE WELL-KNOWN FAVOURITE AND QUIET TROTTING STALLION J, X, ROTiiV WILL be at command of Horse Breeders again this season. Service, £3 3s. Guarantee, £4 4s. Groomage, first service, ss. He and his Stock must be good, or they would not be in such demand as they are. A limited number of mares only taken. W. F. BURGESS, Weld Street, Blenheim. TO STAND THIS SEASON At Owner's Farm, Horapakihi, Spring Creek. THE WELL-KNOWN THOROUGHBRED STALLION i HILLSTONE. Terms: Thoroughbreds, £4 4s: halfbreds, £3 3s. Also: LIGHT DRAUGHT STALLION ADMIRAL TOGO. Terms: As per arrangement. Paddocking, Is 6d. Every care taken, but no responsibility. i A. BORE, Owner, TO STAND THIS SEASON AT BLENHEIM, SEDDON, SPRING CREEK AND RENWICKTOWN. THE THOROUGHBRED HORSE SENSATION, 1899. By Slotchkiss irom Ouida, by Yattendon from Gulnare. SENSATION is a whole bay horse, 16| hands, showing great quality and substance, with splendid temper. Probably no other horse in New Zealand shows such a combination of winning strains of blood or has a pedigree that will bear such close investigation. On the sire's side no comment is neces-sai-y, Multiform, etc., are too well known. On his dam's side Sensation has certainly the greatest mare ever in New Zealand; Ouida, by Yattendon (one of the most famous sires south of the line, the sire of Chester, Grand Flaneur, etc.) was dam of Artillery, Hilda, Strathmore, Brown Alice, Lady Augusta, Aleger, Novelette, etc. For extended pedigree see Stud Book. Terms: £4 4s and groomage. Apply— D. JONES, Groom-in-charge, Criterion Stables.