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Oamaru Mail, Volume XLIV, Issue 14821, 21 October 1920, Page 8

To Travel in the Tokarahi, Kaufoo Hill, | Windsor, Ngapara, Georgetown, | Duntroon, and Surrounding Districts. THE PUREBRED CLYDESDALE STALLION, ' KNIGHT COMMANDER. Sire, Black Knight (12860); g-sire, Hillhead Chief (10774), gg-sire, Scottish Crown (9851); ggg-s>re, Handsome Prince (1494). The Dam of Knight Commander is Miss Nicol, by the imported Merry Morning; g-dani, Nell, by the Celebrated Agitator; gg-dam, by Lord Lyon, bv Lord Salisbury (imp.). BLACK KNIGHT is, as his pedigree shows, one of the finest bred sires that has been stationed in this district. Although onlv recently imported .to New Zealand, he has an attractive ring performance, while his stock are already in keen demand. On the Dam side,' KNIGHT COMMANDER can show equally good blood. KNIGHT COMMANDER is a big upstanding dark-brown horse, with clean flat bone and good feet.. TERMS: £4 4s, half guarantee-. £5 ss, full guarantee. All mares sold or exchanged, the owner at first service held responsible. For further information apply R. RUSSELL, in Tokarahi.

To Stand the Season at WAIKAURA, North Road, THE IMPORTED CLYDESDALE STALLION, SHAN T E R (Imp.), 17,493 5.C.5.8.. 546 A.D.H.S.B Foaled May 3rd, 1911, bred by Wm. Gray, Shanter, Maidens, Ayr, Scotland. Imported to Victoria by O. J. Syme, Esq., Bolobeck Stud, Macedon, Victoria. Sire, Auchenflower (12,007,' 5.C.5.8.) G-sire, Montravo Mac (9955, S.C. 5.8.). G-e-sire, Macgregor (1487, 5.C.5.8.). G-g-g-sire, Darnley (222, 5.C.5.8.). Ist Dam, Jean of Shanter (29,654, 5.C.5.8.), by Revelanta (11,876, S O S B ) ~~ 2nd Dam, Princess Alice (15,535, 5.C.5.8.), by Prince Alexander (8899, 3rd Darn, Bonnie Jean (11,802, 5.C.5.8.), by Harold (2854, 5.C.5.8.). 4th Dam, Maggie of Carcuie (9282, 5.C.5.8.), by Knockdon (1715, S.C. 'sth Dam, Maggie (22,418. 5.C.5.8.), by Largs Jock (444, 5.C.5.8.). 6th Dam, by Loudoun Tarn (508, 5.C.5.8.). „. A . SHANTER was imported to Victoria as a 2-year-old by 0. J. Syme, Esq., of Bolobeck Stud, Macedon, Victoria, where he has been until sold at the dispersal sale of the stud three months ago, when he was purchased by Messrs Mitchell and O'Brien, to bring to New Zealand. He has proved himself to be about the best breeding sire ever imported to Australia from Scotland. In 1915 SHANTER won Ist at the Grand National Show held at Wangaratta, Ist prize at Bendigo, and Ist prize at Kyneton. In 1916 Ist prize at Kyneton, and Ist prize for sire and three of his progeny at the Royal Agricultural Society's Show. Melbourne. In 1917 Ist prize at Kyneton and Ist, prize for sire and three of his progeny at the Royal Agricultural Society's show at Melbourne. He hold the Victorian Government's Life Certificate for Soundness. TERMS: £6 6s, half, guarantee. Groomage, ss. Good grazing for mares at 3s per week. All care taken but no responsibility. Applv— J. O'BRIEN, Waikaura, North Road. Telephone 220. * 44 To Stand at WATKAURA and Travel the Immediate Sfeighborhood— THE CLYDESDALE COLT—

SIR MARMONT. Sire, Baron Bold Ist Dam, Betty, N.Z.C.5.8., Vol. 1., under Progeny of Jessie (615), by Marniont (imp.), from Scotland. 2nd Dam Jessie (615) N.Z.C.5.8.. Vol. 1., bv Garrvowen (10.349), S.C.S.B. 3rd Dam, Jean, by Prince (6), N.Z. C.5.8., by the famous Prince Charlie (imp.). TERMS: £5 ss, half guarantee. Groomage, ss. Good grazing for mares at 3s per week. All care taken but no responsibility. Apply— J. O'BRIEN. "Waik.nurn, North Road. Telephone 220. 319 TO STAND AT OAMARU And Travel the Surrounding Districts, THE IMPORTED CLYDESDALE STALLION. AITKEN BRAE, Bred by 'lhos. C. Lindsay, Ayrshire, Scotland. Sire, Revelanta (11876), Vol. XXV.; gr-sire, Baron's Pride (9122). Dam, Lady Maggie (14656), Vol. XXIV. AITKEN BRAE is a grand thickbuilt horse, of good size, with rare feet and legs, and great action. As a yearling, h 6 was 3rd in the Kilmarnock Show, Ist and champion at Prestwick, winning the Clydesdale Society's bronze medal. As a 2-year-old was "again Ist and champion at Prestwick. Aitken Brae was four years premium stallion in the Selkirk and Galashiels Districts, tricts. His sire, Revelanta, has a brilliant show ring career, and is the most illustrious son of the Celebrated Baron's Pride. The dam, Lady Maggie, is a magnificent type of the highest breeding TERMS: £2 12s 6d at end of season, and £2 12s 6d when mare proves in foal. Groomage, ss. Further particulars apply W. SPROTT, Groom-in-Charge: . Or A. W. DOUGLAS, 916 Waikouaiti.

THE IMPORTED TROTTING STALLION, EL CARBINE, Will stand this Season on the farm TOKARAHI. H e gave a trial 2.11J before leaving America as a three-yea r,old. Sire, Carlokin (2.7J), . squaretrotter Terms: £lO 10s,' payable 31st ■January. 1921. Tn- 0 mare's. £lB 18s. Mares met at Tokarahi Railway Station. Good paddocking, 2s 6d per week. Mares not proving in foal may bo returned next season. If horse not in district, half of the money Will returned. All nare hut no responsibilty. JOHN PORTER, Tokarahi, ' 9?4 Proprietor.

THE IMPORTED STALLION BON HOMME. Sire, Bop Yovage (2.8). Will Travel th fi AWAMOKO, PAPAKAIO. ami OAMARTJ Districts this Season. Terms: £5 5s payable Ist January, 1921. Mares not proving in foal mav be returned.next season if I still owii the horse, or half of the money returned. Groom's fees. 5s JOHN PORTER,, Tokarahi, Proprietor.

To Stand this Season at OTEKAIK Railway Station— THE DRAUGHT STALLLION, DUNCAN, . Joy Premier Jsaio;arvv. Dam. Herd Laddie Marc. TERMS: £3 8s per mare, full Euarantee. All mares proving not in fnal fr )o next season, providing mare lias n«rt changed ownership. All mares to .he paid, for hv l.'tt JANUARY, 1920, or no Guafanfa e Riven. E. ARNOTT. 345 Owner, Otekaike.