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Oamaru Mail, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 10572, 29 September 1910, Page 6

To Stand this Season at Weston and travel the surroundiug districts The Handsome Young Trotting Stallion T> OTH.VILLE. Itothviilc is a bright Bay Horse standing 16.2, and is a clean-gaited trotter. He is by Rothschild, sire or the following champions:—Dan Patch 2.91, Revenue '2.11-J, Almont, throe miles 6.50 (a World's record), two miles 4.32, one mile 2.12 1-5; Belmont M. 2.13 2-5; Lord Elmo, two miles, 4.33; Sal Tasker, 2.16; Black Child, two miles, 4.38; Red Child, two miles, 4.42; Austerlitz, 2.19; Lopp, 2.17; Bright, two miles saddle, 4.43, and many others too numerous- to mention. Rothschild is by Childe Harold, by Harold (sire of Maud S. and Vancleve), by Hambietonian (10). Dam, Belle Briggs (imp.), by Jim Lick, by Rysdyk's Hambietonian, dam by John Nelson, second dam by Glencoe. ' Dam, Aggie, by Brooklyn, by Blackwood Abdallah (imp.). Aggie's dam Blue Bell, bv Berlin (imp.), from Bluo Glass Bell (imp.). Terms: £4 4s, half guarantee. Groomage fee, ss. Grazing for mares from a distance. All care taken but no responsibility. For full particulars apply to JAS. ROBERTSON, Groom in Charge.

TO TRAVEL THIS SEASON In tho Papakaio, Waiarcka, Windsor, Weston, Totara, Incliohiic, and Surrounding Districts, THE IMPORTED CLYDESDALE STALLION riNG'S nOMMANDEII (13557) C.S.B. Sire, Carthusian (9722) b.v Castlercagli, by Darnlcy. Dam, Moy Maid, by Premier Prince,, by Prince of Wales; g-dam, Jess of Moy (7571), by Lonio (499). TERMS: £2 at end of season and £3 when mare, proves in foal. All mares sold or exchanged, tho owner at first service held responsible. Groom s fee, ss. J. and A. WEIR, 025 Owners, Papakaio. 'To Travel in the. Papakaio, Awamoko, and Black Point Districts, THE THREE-YEAR-OLD COLT 1 A R L Ct T E W A It T. Earl Stewart's sire is Captain Stewart (imported), by Lord Stewart. Dam, Flora 11., by Lord Craiibourne, by' Lord Salisbury; g-dam, Mora, by Ivanhoe (imp.). TERMS: £2 12s Gd at end of season, and £2 12s 6d when mare proves in foal. Groomage, ss. All mares sold or exchanged, owner at iirst service held responsible. J. and A. WEIR, (32(3 Owners, Papakaio. TO TRAVEL. In the HERBERT and Surrounding Districts, THE PUREBRED CLYDESDALE COLT, , „ )RINCEG 0 W 11 I E (920, vol. 6. N.Z.SB. Sire, Balgowrio (498); g-sire, Earl of Gowrie. Dam, Pearl, by the celebrated Cedric the Saxon. PRINCE GOWRIE is a handsome and massive horse, standing about 1/ hands, and his exceptional breeding is distinctly shown. Terms, £4 4s; half guarantee. Good paddocking provided as per arrangement. Groomage ss. All care taken but no responsibility. Further information from D. BUCKLEY, Herbert, Owner; Or Wm. DONALDSON, 714 Groom in charge. To Travel in the. Ngapara, Duntroon, Otekaikc, and Kurow Districts, The Champion Clydesdale. Stallion. ri H A L L E N G E R. CHALLENGER is a powerfully-built horse; has plenty of bone and hair, with splentiid feet and pastrpns. He is with splendid feet and pasterns. He is verv docile temper. CHALLENGER'S Sire: Tasman: Tasman's sire, Duncan Gillies (imp.), by Baron Grant (imp.). Tasman's dam is Moss Rose. Moss Rose is a noted prizetakor: First prize dry mare at the Exhibition Show; champion mare three years in succession at Palnu-rston, lour 'years at Blueskin, and at the Taieri in 1892. His grand-dam has prizes too numerous to particularise. Tasman has gained the following prizes:—As a vcarling. second at Dunedin and iirst at Blueskin ; as a two-year-old, iirst at Dunedin, Palmcrston, and Blueskin. lie also beat the iirst prize colts from Taieri. Gore, and Invereargill Shows; lirst and champion at Central Otago A. and P. Shows, in 1896, 1897, 1898, and 1899: first and champion at Inven-ar-•;ill, 1901); first and chaiflpion Gore, 900; second at. Gore and lirst for two i of his progeny in 1902. f his progeny in 1! CHALLENGER'S bury. Salisbury s Champion has hecn very successful in the Show ring. When a t'wo-vear-old he was lirst at Tapanui, Gore, Clutlia, and Mataura Shows. As a three-year-old was first at Dunedin, Tapanui,' and (Sore, first and champion at Waimate Show in 1899. Salisbury's Champion is full brother to Lady Salisbury, the champion mare of Otago and Southland. Nellie's dam, Blossom, by King of the Ring, by Prince Charlie. Nellie has taken the following prizes:— First as a yearling at Tapanui, first and champion at Gore, first and champion at Tapanui and Gore Shows in 1899 in very large rings, second at Gore with foal at foot, and first for the best brood mare on the ground in 1901. CHALLENGER has taken the following prizes:—First and special at Gore, first at Tapanui, first and special at Invereargill in 1902,. second at Gore in 1903, first. and champion at Clutlia in 1904, also first at Milton in the same year, second at Clutlia in 1905, third at Clutlia in 1906. .'TERMS: £2 2s at the end of season ; £2 2s when mares prove in foal. Groom's fee, ss, payable at first service. All mares sold or exchanged after first service held as in foal. JAMES lIALKETT, Owner, Ngapara.

I To Travel This Season m the Kurow, I " Otekaike, Duntrnon, and Surrounding Districts, the Pacing Stallion TT N D E R W 0- 0 D. Sire, Wildwood; g-dam, Good Gift; gg-dam, the celebrated Hambletonian. Dam, Linton, by Bundoora, by Traducer. UNDERWOOD'S sire. (Wildwood) is the sire of the champion Ribbonwood, Maplewood, and other noted performers, whilst such racers as Geo. M. Patchcn, Len Rothschild are from his clam. TERMS (for a limited number of mares only): £4 4s, half guarantee. Groomage ss. All mares sold or exchanged the owner at first service held responsible. -W. JOHNSTON, 30 Owner, Otekaike. | TO STAND AT DUNTROON, And travel the Kurow, Livingstons, Tokarahi,, and Ngapara District. the standard-bred trotting sire: /v r d t) a t r i c k (Imported from Victoria.) Record: One mile, 2.35. Sire: Osterley (brother to Rothschild). Records: One 7nile, 2.25; two miles, S:2&; 'three miles, 7.30Jd. Dam: Ella: Record: One mile, 2.34.1. Dam of Daisy', 2.36. ARD PATRICK is a rich bay, with black points; 7 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 greatest sire of trotting horses in Australia, being .sire of Lightfoot 2.181, Emulator 2.18 4-5, Alista 2.19, Era (sire of Silver Boy), 2.16, and scores of others, and full brother to the 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. 2.8$ ; dam, Young Portia, by Mambaino Chief, out of Portia, by Roebuck. Belle Briggs (imp), by James Lick, dam by John Nelson; James Lick bv Hambletonian (10). ARD PATRICK'S dam, Ella, 2.34 J. by Granger (imp. from America), by Hercules, from Jenny Lind, by Stockbridgo Chief , Junr.; Ella's dam, Queen Ella, by Alarm, from Dolly, by Serenader (imp. from America), out of Duchcsse, Toy Cambridce Chief (imp.), from America. TERMS £4 4s, half-guarantee. 742 H. W. ORR, Proprietor, ,