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Northern Advocate, 19 October 1911, Page 7

TO STAND THIS SEASON At "UHANGAREI, AND TRAVEL SURROUNDING DISTRICTS. THE TROTTING STALLION ALBERT C. ALBERT C is a beautiful brown with black points, standing 16 hands high, lias splendid action and a temper hard to beat. Sire, Albert Chevalier, dam Hazlewood; Albert Chevalier by Berlin (Imp.) dam, Queen Emma (Imp.). Berlin was a beautiful bred horse and was sold at the same time as Childe Harold was, to John Hendrie, of Glasgow, Scotland, but was subsequently purchased by Robert Wilkin, and brought to Holmwood, near Christchurch. Berlin was by Woodford— Mambrino. The dam of Berlin and "Mambrino Dudley was called Sue Dudley, by Edwin Forrest, and although she has 28 direct descendants in the 2.30 list her dam, a grey mare called Madam Dudley had five daughters, and they produced 115 descendants in the 2.30 list, including Caul 2.7*4, Ida Highwopd 2.9 %, and Early Reaper 2.9%. Sue Dudley's sire, Edwin Forrest, was noted for his beauty. Queen Emma, sire Eric, dam Sue Dudley, by Tom Dudley. Hazlewood's sire, Blackwood Abdailah (Imp.), sire Homer, was by that' ■ greatest of siras of famous lirood mares Mambrino Patchen, and Homer's dam was Sally Chorister, dam of Belle ' Brasfield 2.20, and Proteine 2.17, wini ners of seventy-four heats in 2.30 or better, by Mambrino Chorister. Albert Chevalier has sired many winners, including Pesta Nash, Dora, Gipsy, Eladarat, The Urchin, Valarie, Airedale, Huia Belle, Little Wonder, and has left some of the best harness horses in Taraniaki, always being • prominent in the show, ring?. Albert C has proved himself a sure foal getter, and is acknowledged by some of the best judges to be the most suitable horse for this district, having plenty of bone and substance, to say nothing of breeding on both sides. TERMS £3 3s. For further particulars apply to— WEBB AND PEARSON, Whangarei. Or Groom in Charge.

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