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New Zealand Herald, Volume LII, Issue 16032, 25 September 1915, Page 10

Stnd Horses. • rpo OTAND rpHIS CEASON. j — 0 GLENORA PARK STUD, SEASON 191£- ! The following STALLIONS wil' be at the j service of Breeders at Glenora Park this season : — MARBLE ARCH, 1 (IMP.). Bay horse bv ISINGLASS W. dam MALL. by LA DAS (1). by HAMPTON, by LORD CLIFDEN. Serpentine, toe dam of Mall, by St Serf, bv St. Simon. List closed for the present season. Subscriptions .nay be booked for 1916. GENERALLATOUR, 2 By SOULT. 11 (son of St. Simon- 18) from MERRY NIF (imp.), by Merry Hampton. 22 (son of Hampton) from Aroma, by Craig Miliar "on of Blair Athol). GENERAL LATOUR Droved himself one of the fastest and games*, colts that has graced the New Zealand Turf Soult's progeny have won over £160,000 in stakes. General Latonr's young stock, coming two-year-olds, show a great deal of the Soult Quality and stamp. Fee: 20 guineas. LUCULLUS. 12 ™ P) Brown horse, by ARD PATRICK. 5 (son of St. Florian. 20) from Lucca, by Cazabat. 3 'son of Rueil. 1") from Lueerna, by Sir Bevys, 10. from li'iiniinata. by Kisber, 4 (son of Buccaneer, li). LUCULLUS pedigree is fairly studded with celebrated names- His sire. Ard Patrick, won the Derby, and he is a grandson of the fnmous St. Simon, whose progeny wo-> over £500,000 in slakes. His dam. Luwca. won the German Oaks of oOOOsoys. and her sir*. C.-.zabaf, is a son of Rueil (winner of the Grand Prix de Paris!. Sir Bevys, the sire of Lucerna. won the Derby, as also did Favonius. Sir Bevys's «ire. and Kisber and Vohigour. who also follow in the pedi gree. have their names enrolled amongst winners of the great Epsom race. Fee: IS guineas. THE TROTTING SIRE. MERRY PRINCE, BY MERRY BOY (son of Merrylega). Dam Oueenie. by Muskapeer out of Norah. His stock are good and docile. Terms: 3 guineas. First-class Grazing at 2« 6d per week. Every care taken, but no responsibilityFor further particulars, apply to W. WALTERS. Glenora Park, Papakura. Auckland. - ■ ' rpO STAND AT ELLEBS--0 0* A LIE THIS SEASON. $HT - J\-niil-» THE THOROUGHBRED STALLION. ROBERT THE BRUCE, Rich dark bay, 6yrs old. stands 16 hands 2in. ROBERT THE BRUCE (9.), (1909). Sire: Scottish King (son of Wallace and grindson of Carb-ne>. from Bonnie Rosette, by Barcaldine (son of Solon). Dam. Moorooroo, by Trenton (son of Musket), from Nightmare, by Panic (son of Alarm). Scottish King won the V.R.C. St. Leger. ran second in the Australian Cup as a three-year-old, with Bst; he also won some f .a. races at Flemington. He is full brother to Mountain King. Bonnie Chiel. and other well-performed h(.rses. Wakeful is by Trenton, from a dnughter c' Nightmare: Noctuifcrra. Midnight Sun. Bon Rcve, Eyeglass, Radnor, and numerous other winners, descend from Nightmare, who is a full sister to that great horse Commotion ROBERT THE BRUCE is almost a full brother in blood to Mountain Knight, last season's Australian chamr-ion-ROBERT THE BRUCE will travel Pakuranga. Otahuhu and Mangere. Terms, £5 5«: grcomage fee 2s 6d. Good grazing at Ellerslie at 2s 6d per week- All fees payable on January* 1, 1916 ' All care taken, b'j', no responsibility. For further particulars, anply to W Tozer stud grorn, Morrin St., Ellerslie, or - F. STENNTNG. Green Lane.

TO STAND THE SEASON fc'ESKLsai AT WAIUKU'f\n THE THOROUGHBRED L>W STALLION MASTER SOULT, SOULT—LADY HESTER. Master Soult won in stakes over £4000. and proved himself one of the best horses that has ever raced in New Zealand, carrying to victory on one occasion tho heavy impost of last 21b It may also be added that 000 »as _ offered rnd refused for Master Soult Master Soult has been very successful in the show ring, having already gained three championships His stock are now rising two years, and show great promise. Terms: Single Mare. Five Guineas, with return privilege. Grazing, Is and 2s Special paddocking 'o * mares and foals. Fees due January 1 1916. Every care taken, no responsibility. ' Boats and trains met when advised. CHAS J. HOSKING, Waiuku.

T D THE SEASON fßSjff . SILVIA PARK. And i ravel Surrounding ff H ,„ Districts. ■weafeai „f Hi: STANDARD AND REGISTERED TROTTING STALLION. GOLD BELL, By Capitalist, dam Merry 8011. Record 2_miles, .Jin 345. Full brother to Jingle, ini lis one mile; 2m 31s. one. ana a-quarter miles. Apart from being a great racehorse, he. "is represented as a sire, his daughter, dteel Bell, and only on© ot his slock to be trained, at lour years old, never suffered defeat, winning over all distances, her last performance- being to win the Auckland Cud and defeating, over -2 miles, with the greatest ease, such fliers at Denver Huon <Aus Italian crack and record-holder). Harvey Huon. Wallace Wood. Jewel Chimes etc putting up » record for the race, and 'lowering her sire 8 record She is level-headed and a. born stayer, lhis is ample proof at his great value as a sire. Gold Bell. tiu* Bell, and Jingle are three out of 34 in ,\7«' Zealand that are eligible for the New Z*» land Cup. a " Terms: Trotting Mares, single. £10 In. • two. £8 3s. A few farmers' or mm™™ mares will be taken at £6 6s. One S£ discount allowed if payment made on fi«« service. * Good grazing, 2a 6d per week Mares n«,t when advised. Stud lees payable 31. 1915. Groomage fee. ss. first serrio? All care, no responsibility. Cards and particulars from " ua _ ,WE TAYLOR. Sylvia Park, Otahuhu. rpo STAND AT TE l AROHA WEST. Iffm ST. AMANS, BY SOOLT— LOTTIE. ST. AMANSS stock are some of the beatlooking « the district. Signature, the fir.* roal sired by him, won at Ellerslie. Fee: £5 5s for single : two or more £4 is Grazing dry mares. Is; mares and foal it M inured. C " 6 taken - but no ««o»«-bflit; All train mares met at Te Aroha. Cards on application to R. B. HINES. Mountain View, Te Aroha West. W T°„ Obtain the Best and ___,■__ JB** -,- Necessary Condition is to fOgS brCed AT THE .STUD. - 7/9 81 T i? Record Hurdler LVOa- CAPTAIN. Sire: Captain Webb, by Natator— Fame Dam: Marvellous, by FouUhot.— Captain is acknowledged to ba one of the ! best jumpers among Captain Webb's Ion" list of 'limping progeny, having never made a mistake, and putting up records on three courses— Napier and Forton (lj-mile record) and Wanganui (2-mile record) To give the public every opportunity the tee has been fixed at the low figure of Five Guineas, payable January 1. 1916. Hares from a distance paddocked trie- All care no responsibility. For further particulars aorjlv W. JOHNSTONE, or H. BARNES, in Charge, Clendon Park, Papatoetoe. %