Page 2 Advertisements Column 3

Marlborough Express, Volume XLV, Issue 259, 7 November 1911, Page 2

* 'Hi fci ■'' *&'«'- • »"^1? TO STAND THIS SEASON. THE THOROUGHBRED HORSE MAK'ENGO By Soult (11) ; dam Dodona, by Hotoiv. kiss (.2), from Sybile. MARENGO is a dark brown horse, 5 years old, standing 15.3. He is a beautifully proportioned horse, with excellent bone. His dam Dodona, by Hotchkiss (son of Musket and sire of Multiform, Uniform, Machine Gun, Siege Gun, Royal Artillery), is from Sybile, by Leolinus, from Atlantis (imp.), who is dam of that famous sire St. Leger His sire Soult (son of* St. Simon) was the best sire ever imported into New Zealand. His stock have won £113,000 in stakes, and he last year headed the list of sires with £18,483, the largest amount yet credited to one sire in one season. Some of his bestknown progeny are that great mare ; Solution, whose performances are so !' well-known; Matuopoto, winner of the ' Metropolitan Handicap £2000, in , Which he established an Australasian I record; EJysian, the best three-year old of his year, who defeated All Red and Lady Medallist at w.f.a.; Waij riki, Sedition, Salute, Lord Soult, : Soultlino, Sol, Marshall Soult, General | Soult, and dozens of others. Students of breeding cannot help being attracted by the strength of sire and running families in Marenge's pedigree. In eight quartering® he shows five sire families and two running families, and in these 1 appear the well-known sires Galopin (3), St. Simon (11), Soult (11), Oxford U2), Musket (3), Hotchkiss (2), and Thormanby (11). Terms, £6 6s; half-bred mares £4 4s. ~ For further particulax-s apply to— . 1 WALTER SMITH, Groom in charge. Groomage fee ss, payable at first . service; AT THE STUD THIS SEASON, 1911. To Stand and Travel tha Surrounding District. THE PU&E-BRED CLYDESDALE STALLION SILVERTOK (N.Z. Stud Book, 891.) SILVERTON is a beautiful dark bay, with a mild temper, and in a great mover. He has been successful in the Marlborough Show Ring, Silverton was foaled October 27th, 1907. Prizes secured by him are *r follows:—As a. foal, November, 1907, 1 Che first and one second; as a yearling, November, 1908, one first; a® a two-year-old, November, 1909, on« first. : Pedigree: Sire, Silver Gift (imp.), by Prince of Carruehen, dam Lady [ Daraley; dam, Diamond, byGlengyle Terms as follows:—Season, £3 10s, payable at Ist January, 1912; halfguarantee, £2 10s, payable oh Ist January, 1912, and £2 when mare proves to be in foal. Groom's fee ss, at first service. Paddocks provided . for mares from a distance at 2s per week. All care will .be taken with tbV mares, but no responsibility. ANDRELL BROS., Owners, Grovetown. TO STAND THIS SEASON At the Owners' Stables,- Grovetown. THE CLYDESDALE STALLION sicyjsK coin (N.Z. Stud Book 892.) SILVER COIN is a beautiful dark dappled bay, with a mild temper, and is a great mover. Silver Coin is rising three years old. He has secured nine first and special prizes at the Marlborough and Nelson A. and P. Shows, including first for the best draught stallion any age at the last Marlborough Show, 1910. Pedigree: Sire, Silver Gift (imp.), dam Florrie (N.Z. Stud Book 2121); sire, Duke of Marlborough; second dam Nellie (2120) by Lord Ranfurly; third dam, Diamond, by Glengyle (373). Florrie has proved herself one of ■ the greatest show mares ever exhibited in Marlborough. She secured 16 first and special prizes at the \ Marlborough and Nelson Shows, in- | eluding champion draught mar?, 1908; also best action mare or gelding at the Marlborough Show; at 1 Nelson, 1909, champion draught | mare, and at Marlborough, 1910. champion draught mare with or without foal. 1 Terms: £4 10s single mare, with a reduction for two or more mares; payable Ist January, 1912. ' ANDRELL BROS. NOTICE. , rpHB Imported Shetland Pony , jl. Stallion, Victory, will be at service tit the homestead, Hawkesbury, i during the ensuing season. Fee: £3 per mare. i -^>;~; - TO STAND THIS SEASON. BIIiVER GIFT. FTIHE renowned SILVER GIFT JL will travel Blenheim and sur--1 rounding districts; also Seddon. | SILVER GIFT'S pedigree and ihs high-class stock he is leaving need ao i comment. I Terms, £3 3s, payable on or before ! 31st December, 1911. Groom's fes sti. at first service. JAMES YOUNG, Proprietor, in charge. ! Headquarters, Poppleton's Clufc | Stables. TO SUBSCRIBERS. OUBSCRTB'ERS of the "Exprase" kSf who &'* not receiving ocpiss regularly from th© runners ar» rsquoted to at once inform tho> 'jrafe. lisher. giving, where possibk, fek* ] Tmtn» «f tb» irann®?.