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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLI, Issue 9066, 9 November 1909, Page 3

THE Purebred Clydesdale Stallion LORD DALRYMPLE Will be at the service of breeders at the farm, Awahuri. Fee £3 3s. Mares grazed at Is 6d per week. All care but no responsibility. Full details on application to — A. H. BBISCO (Owner), AWAHURI. To traTel this season JJBgfo in the Bunnythorpe, Feilding, Rongotea, Palnierston and surf\ WK rounding districts, the KEALITY. Fee, £3. Further particulars from W. SUTHERLAND, Bunnythorpe. TO sta*id this season in the Palmerston and surrounding district, the thoroughbred eire STROWAN (By Lochiel—Marion). Terme: £7 7e. Also the Champion Draught Sire ROYAL FAVOURITE fcßy Royal Standard—Duchess). Terms: £4 4s. Groomage fee, 5s in each case, payable first service. Good eafe paddocking, 2s. Every care taken, but no responsibility. For further particulars see cards. T. ANDREWS (Owner), Scandia Street. Palmereton North. To stand the season jJJL at Longburn and ■#* p *' es «||Wj travel the surround- »\ districts, the well-known PURET\ BRED CLYDESDALE STALLION SHEPHERD'S PRIDE. Sire Young Herd Laddie, dam Bell. Young Herd Laddie's sire Herd Laddie, imp., dam Darling, by Lord Salisbury, imp. Shepherd's Pride is a powerful upstanding bay showing plenty of quality, sound and active, and is a quiet, staunch worker. He is in every way a very suitable sire to breed from. For pedigree see cards. For further particulars and terms anply to O. F. ANDERSON, Longburn. jfZt&k travel * ne Palmerston North HORSE DIGNITY. Dignity is so well known that further comment is unnecessary. E. WHITE, Park Road. To stand the season vel the eurrounding 4jHgK|i||||9 districts, the well- °^ >Y^) ESD AL E BLAIR GOWRIE.

Blair Gowrie is a dark bay horse, 16 hands 1 inch high, with four black points, and has splendid bone, fine quality hair, a splendid temper, and is a sure foal getter. Blair Gowrie (392), bred by Mr J. Shearer, Willow Bank, Wheat6tone, near Aehburton. Sire, Earl o'Gowrie, dam Blink Bonny (843). Earl o'Gowrie, by R. Rainey's Vanquisher (214), by Young Vanquisher (imp.) out of Tebbie, by Prince Royal (130), imported from Victoria. Earl o'Gowrie took Ist as a two-year-old at Christchurch and Ashburtou. Blink Bonny, by Lord Salisbury, imported (114), dam Nell (1205), by Emperor (82), 2nd, dam Kate by Blackleg, 3rd dam imported from Victoria. Blink Bonny was full sister to the famous Flora Macdonald, who took 40 firet and champions and was never beaten. Blink Bonny was also a great prize-taker. Blair Gowrie was shown at Ashbur•fcon as 9 yearling, two-year-old, and three-year-old, .and on each occasion took first in strong classes. He was Ist and champion at Gisborne as a 4, 5, and 6-year-old, beating such noted horses as Young Herd Laddie and Locb r .omond (who was champion at Hastings). He is the sire of Jonny Walker, Maggie Lauder, and Balgowrie (who, in the opinion of many,, is the best horse in the Dominion), , <having taken tv number or let prizes at Christchurch and Aehburton. He is also the sire of Maggie Blair, who ■was Ist at Hastings, Feilding, and Woodville. Lady Blair, Ist at Palmerston as a 2-year-old, beating Harding's Lady Margaret, the champion of the following year, Princess Eva, let as a 3-year-old at Carterton and Palmerston. He also sired Ist prize yearling colt and filly at Palmerston la>t year. Terms: ..SingW mare, 4 guineas; 2 or more as per arrangement. R. TANNER, Lonaburn. "TTsa*. To travel this sea* BOn R° n S°" f* fsrTOiij|p| tea and surroundf TpxijgPMt-.f .£ j n g districts, the -CJ& «£*.»£ ■" PUREBRED CJLiTDESDALE SIRE LORD KINSALE (Lord Roberts—Lady Chatham). Terms: Service, £3 10s, payable January 1, 1910. Further particulars from — R. CAVE, Owner, Rongotea, or J. CAVE, Awahuri. • To stand this 2 * season at "Mentuna Va West, the IfV THOROUGHA— BRED HORSE MAJftTELLO. Hotchkiss —Rose of Wellington. Full brother to Royal Artillery, sold at G. G. Stead, Esq.'s sale for 1000 guineas. Also full brother to True Blue, Screw Gun, and Field Rose. MARTELLO has been successful on the turf. A limited number of approved mares vail be served at a very reasonable fee. For further particulars apply— J. NORTHCOTT, "Menaderva," Waituna West.