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Marlborough Express, Volume XLVI, Issue 287, 3 December 1912, Page 2

FtUENftl IS AN ABSOLUTE CEfflE FOR ENFIUEN2A & THROAT TROUBLES CMHISIS A STORK-1/G & 7/5

TO STAND AND TRAVEL THIS SEASON. In the Blenheim, Seddon, and Surrounding Districts. THE FASHIONABLY BRED HORSE. PRmGE DA&NLEY. "ORINOE DARNLEY is rising fom JL years old; a beautiful bay, standing 17 hands, an<? is a..great mover. It lias been recorded by competent judges that be is one oi the best, if not tho- best, hors© yet bred in the Dominion; but in addition to being well bred, he is a grand big stylish horse of great quality, and undoubtedly a true type of his sire and grandsire. PRINCE DARNLEY is sired by the renowned Silver Gift (imported, 12,----359), by Prince of Carruchan (8151), dam Lady Darnley (9369), by Darnley (222). Dam, Dainty, by th© famous Danger Signal (imported by the New Zealand Government), grandsire by (Royal Albert; dam,. Black Queen: i g-dam, Darlirg, by Noble (imported). PRINCE DARNLEY'S SHOW RECORD. As a yearling he was first at Blenheim in 1909, as a two-year-old second at Masterton in 1910, and as a three- j ar-old he was an easy first in the j jjj,"ed horses at Nelson in 1911, beating the great imported horse Merry Morning, also first in his class as a j three-year-old, and carried away the champion ticket for the best stallion in the yard. Terms £3 3a, payable on or before 31st December, 1912. Groom's Fee ss, at first service. Paddocks provided for mares from a distance at the usual rates. All care taken with the mares, but no responsibility. JAMES YOUNG, Proprietor, Mataura. A. BROWN, in charge. Headquarters: Grosvenor Hotel,