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Oamaru Mail, Volume XXXV, Issue 10015, 4 December 1908, Page 4

To Stand at Maheno and Travel the Surrounding Districts. The Purebred Clydesdale Stallion, ¥0 U -N" G EN GLAND, 3 years. Sire, Great Britain; g-sire, Britain; g.g.:sire, British Lion ; dam, Nancy, by Crown Prince; g.-dam, Maggie, ,by Soutar Johnny-; g.g.-dam, Maggie (imp.); Great ■ Britain,' sam ■ Bell, by Reformer dam, bv Ben Lomond. ■ Terms: £3s 3s; half at the end ot season ; "half when, mare proves in _ foal. Groom's fee, os, payable at first service. t- Groom in Charge: \V. DAVIS. . F. DAVIS, 552 Owner, Maheno. To Stand this season at North Road, and Travel Oamaru and Surrounding Districts, '■ THE CLYDESDALE STALLION, OWDE N L A D V/ (imported from "Victoria.) Sire, Federation (imp. from Scotland); Dam, Blossom, by Puzzler. For full pedigree see cards. TERMS: £2 2s, at end of season, and £2'2s when mares prove in foal. Groom's fee, ss. . . Mares from a distance provided with one month's grazing free; after.that 2s ner week will be charged. All care taken but no responsibility. J. O'BRIEN, North Road. To Travel in the Oamarn and Surrounding Districts, THE IMPORTED AMERICAN STALLION,' OUNG M'K I N N E Y Y Three-year-old record 2 miles, 4.58; mile, 5.39; 2.26 to the mile; (placed) record. 2.23. YOUNG M'EJNNEY is a whole brown, 7 years, stands 16 hands 1 inch high; bred by Wm. San Francisco. His sire is the greatest of all sires (MTvinney), 2.lli)—the only sire in America whose service fee is 500 dollars; 6ire of 12 trotters and 15 pacers with records of 2.10 or better, including Coney 2.02, Sweet Marie 2.02, and 40 others with records of 215 or, better. M'Kmney'e sire, Alcyone, by Geo. Wilkes, by llabletonian (10). Young M'Kinney's dam, Kate ■■Brady (2.25), by' Sydney (2;i9|), sire of Lena M.. (2.05 i), Monterey (2.09j), Dr Leek (2.09 i); Oddity (2.10£), Sidmont (2.10£), Gold Leaf 2.11f), Adonis (2,11J), and 12 others with records of 2.15 or better; and grand sire of the champion Lou Dillon (1.58J), Dolly Dillon (2.6J), Stanley Dillon (2.7J). Second dam, Sweetness (2.21£), by "Volunteer, sire of St. Juliet and. 33 others with records o£ 2.30 or better. Volunteer's sire, the great Hamble tonian (10); grand sire of Nancy Hanks (2.04), Sunol (2.08£), Maud S. (2.08J). ■ TERMS: £4 4s; half' guarantee. Groomage, ss. Grazing for mares from a distance. For full particulars see cards, or ap ply to groom in charge or to J.,, O'BRIEN, Owner. To Stand at North Road and Visit Waimate Weekly, THE THOROUGHBRED STALLION, SIR D 0 V E (imported from Victoria.) SIR DOVE is a brown horse, 4 years, stands 16 hands high, with great brniF and substance. His siTe, Sir Tristram (imp. from England); dam, Grand Dove, by Grand Flaneur, from 'Turtle Dove, by Robinson Crusoe. TERMS: £4 4s; half guarantee Groomage ss. Grazine for mares from a distance. For further particulars apply to groom in charge or to J. O'BRIEN, North Road. TO S'iAND AT DUNTROON, And Travel the Livingstone, Ngapara. and ICutow Districts. The Standard-bre<3 Trotting .Sire R D pATR IC K. (IMPORTED FROM VICTORIA.) Record : One Mile, 2.35. Sire, Osterley (brother to Rothschild). Records: One mile, 2.25; Two miles, 5.2£; Three miles, 7.30f. Dam, Ella.- Record: One mile, 2-344-Dam of Daisy, 2.36. ■ Ard Patrick is a Tich bay with black points, 6 years old; stands 16 hands high: He is the most bloodlike trotting stallion ever imported to New Zealand. His sire, Osterley, was a great trotter, and is the srreatest sire of trotting horses in Australia, being sire" of Lightfoot Emulator 2.18 4-oth, Alista 2.19, Era sire of Silver Boy 2.16, and scores of others, and full brother to (he successful sire Rothschild. Osterley's sire, Childe Harold (imp.), from America; dam, Belle Briggs (imp.), from America; Childe Harold, by Harold, sire of Maud S. 2.8f; dam, Young Portia, by Mambrino Chief, out of Portia," by Roebuck. Belle Briggs (imp.), by James Lick: dam by John Nelson; James Lick by Bamibletonian (10). ATd Patriot a dam Ella by Granger (imp.), from America, by Hercules from Jenny Lind, by Stockbridge Chief (junr.); Ella's dam, Queen Ella, by Alarm; from Dolly, by Serenader (imp.), from America, out of Duchess, by Cambridge Chief (imp.), from America. Terms: £4 4s; half guarantee. 579 H. W. ORR, Owner.

TO STAND AT PAPAKATO, And Serve a Limited Number of Mares— THE IMPOHTED CLYDESDALE' STALLION . I N G'S QOM H A SDJiB (13557 C.S.Ii.) Imported from Scotland by Mr James Patrick. Lee Creek, Outram, 1908. King's Commander (13557 C.5.8.), (imp.), was bred by Commander Stewart, Knockrioeh. Campbelltown, and is a brown horse foaled 1902. Sire, Carthusian (9722); g-sire, Castlereagh; gg-sire, DarnJey (222). JJam, May Maid, by Premier Prince; g-dam, Jess of May,- by Campbell's Lome. Carthusian was 2nd at Edinburgh as a foal, Ist at Dnrham as a yearling, 3rd Glasgow as 2-year-old, 3rd Royal as 3-vear-old; these being the only times shewn. He also won the following premiums : Lord Lonsdale, Lowther, Londonderry, Rhins of Galloway, Argyle Tenantry, and lie was the stud horse at Blacl--hall for some years. His stock have also been highly successful in • the ring. Carthusian's dam, Susy, by Darnley, i£as bred by the Marquis of Londonderry, and is one of the best mares in his studWhen a yearling she took Ist at Stranraer, and later took many prizes, -including Ist at the Royal Cambridge, Ist and champion at the Border Union. Show, Kelso. Castlereagh upheld the reputation of tie famous .Londonderry stud for many years with great success. His dam, Nelly, at Glasgow, and won the champion cup at the London Royal when 5 years old. was-a daughter of the famous Prince" of iVales (673), and was a great prize-taker. Nelly's dam Topsy -was Ist as a 3-year-old May Maid, King's Commander's dam, is a splendid breeding mare, got by the noted prize horse, Premier Prince, who held the Duke of Argyle's and other premiums. Premier Prince was by Prince of Wales, out of Galloway Lass, the dam of the champion mare. Pandora, who foaled Mains of Airies and Handsome Prince, two noted stallions. May Maid took Ist prize and the medal at Campbelltown Show. King's Comman'der is a big upstanding, gay horse of rare quality, with the best of bone, feet and pasterns, and straight close action. As his pedigree shows, he is exceptionally well bred, and this should commend him to all owners and breeders of iirst-class stock.. Terms: £3 3s at end of season; £3 3s when mare proves in foal. For further particulars apply to JAMES WEIR, 717 Owner, Papakaio.

TO STAND THIS SEASON AT SPRING HILL, And Travel Otiakc, Maerewhenua, and Tolcnrahi Districts— THE WELL-KNOWN DRAUGHT STALLION U R 0 W A I). Sire: Herd Laddie; dam, Kate; purchased from the New Zealand Agricultural Department. ICurow Lad is a dark gray, and stanas 16J - hands, with nice quality hone and hair. He is as sound as a bell, -with splendid action, a kindly temper, and has proved himself a sure foal-getter. Knrow Lad's youngsters all promise welL Terms: £3 3s; half guarantee. Groomage fee, ss. Paddocking for mares at a distance. ■ JAMES PHILLIPS, ? 738 s Breeder and Owner.