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Oamaru Mail, Volume XLIX, Issue 13907, 7 November 1919, Page 7

CLAN STEWART. Sir Major Stewart, g-sire Captain Stewart, g-g-sire Lord Stewart, who was the Seahom Harbour Stud Horse at Home for a long time and made hatfuls of money for the late Mr Brydon. He needs no more comment. For size and substance he has no equal in South Canterbury to-day. His dam. Duchess of Connaught was the best type of a Clydesdale mare seen at the South Canterbury i=hows and never came out without a ticket. "Will travel the Kurow, Hakataramea, and Duntroon Districts. • TERMS :— i Guineas.; 2 guineas at the end of season; 2 guineas when mare proves in foal. Groom's fee 5s first time of service. ' All care will be taken but the owner will not be responsible for any accidents. All mares sold or exchanged held to be in foal. A. ADAMSON, Owner, Makikih*J. Bill, Groom in Charge, Care Barclay's Store, Haka. Gl7

To Stand' this Season at Mr George Simpson's Farm, Kia ,Ora, and travel the surrounding districts, THE PUREBRED CLYDESDALE STALLION. LEE CREEK KING. Brown Colt, foaled 1913; bred bj Joseph Cooper, Gore. Sire, Majestv Gift (imp., 16,368): dam, Kate, bj Regent bv Lord Salisbury (imp.). LEE GREEK KING is a bis. thick colt of splendid breeding, with the best of feet and legs and good action. His pedigree shows him to be well bred on both sides, and he looks himself every inch a breeder, like to sire the stock so much sought after in Australia. His sire is the popular and good breeding horse Majesty Gift (imp.), by the premium and prize-winning son of Baron's Pride, Majestic Baron, in whose veins flows the blood of some of the most outstanding sires of the breed. Kate, the dam of Lee Greek King, was got by Regent by the celebrated Lord Salisbury, imported from Scotland at a cost of 1500 guineas and winner of first prizes at Ayr, Ardossan, Kilmarnock, Dairy, Glasgow, Livorpjol, and Edinburgh before leaving Home, and first and champion prizes at D-.medin and Taieri from 18S1 to 1886; his stock also have been most successful, all of the winning colonial-bred horses tracing back to him. For full pedigree see cards. TERMS: £5 ss, half-guarantee; £2 12s 6d at end of season, and £2 12s 6d when mare proves in foal. Groom fees ss, payable at first service. AM mares sold or exchanged held to be in foal. For all particulars apply to' JOSEPH JOHNSTON. Jnn., '152 To Charge.

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TO TRAVEL in the Tokarahi, Kauroo Hill. Windsor, Ng.ipara. Oorgetoivn. Duntroon, and snrroundina districts. THE PTJRERRFT) CLYDESDALE STALLTON. KNIGHT COMMANDER. (S years). Sire: Black Knight (128G0); g-sire, Rillhead Chief (10774): g-g-sirc, Scottish Crown (9851); g-g-g-sire, Handsome Prince (1494). The dam of Knight Commander is Miss Nicol, by the "imported Merry Morning; g-dam, Nell, by the celebrated Agitator; g-g----dam by Lord Lyon, by Lord Salisbury (imp.)! Black Knight is, as his pedigree shows, one of the Finest-bred Sires that has been statiouod in this district. Although only recently-imported to New Zealand, he lias au attractive ring performance, while his stock are already in keen demand. On the darn sid<\ Knight Commander can show equally good blood. Knight Commander is a big, upstanding, dark-brown colt, with clean Hat bone and good feet. TERMS: £4 4s half guarantee; £5 5s full guarantee. All Mares sold or exchanged, th« owner at first service held responsible For further information apply to R. RUSSELL, si) Tokßrahi.

To Stand the Season at J. HENDERSON'S, NORTH ROAD, The Imported Stallion YOUN C McKINHEY. Sire Seymour Wilks; dam, Kate Brady. Considering the mares he has been mated with, this sire has left some very useful performers, and" all rare stayers. Amongst- these are: Albert CHag—Champion 3-year-old, 1917-1818, and world's record holder as a three-vear-old; 1£ miles, 3.26 4-sth. Tommy C—Two miles, 4.31 4-sth; Embracer—Largest stake-winner as a 3-vear-old, 1018-1919; Waitchie—Two miles, 4.41; Verak—3.3s, 1J milesGeorge McKinney, 1} miles, 3.33. Master Park, Alf McKinney, Rosie McKinney, Bonnie McKinney, and numerous others. TERMS ... ... £5 ss; Payable January Ist, ].9£<J. Paddocks for mares from a distance, 2s Od week. All caro but no responsibility. J. HENDERSON, 48 North Road. To Stand the Season at Otiakc*— THE PUREBRED CLYDESDALE STALLION BARON'S LATEST. Sire: Baron Fyvie. Dam: Bell, by Prince Charlie. TERMS: £4 4s; half guarantee. Good Grazing Free. Apply— ALEX. WILSON, jnnr., 354 Otiake To Stand this Season at Maheno. The Standard Bred Trotting Stallion, KING AP H IS, By Bellman; dam. Lady Harold, by King Harold. chestnut, showing plenty of quality; unbeaten, in the Show Ring. Terms: £1 10s at end of season and £1 10s when mare proves in foal. *ree "razing for" mares for one month. G2B w * P - R ? ID > owner - To Stand the Seasonai TAIPO THE PONY STALLION RE C A L. REGAL stands eleven hands high; is clean-legged, quiet and good-tem-TER-MS: 2 Guineas Cash. \rrangements can be made to graze mares. All care taken, but no responsibility. For further particulars apply to— J. MULLIGAN, 527 Owner in Charge. Taipo.