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Otago Daily Times, Issue 22326, 28 July 1934, Page 20

BLDEEBLIE STUD STALLIONS. THE STAYING SEED ENGLISH HOESES. ILIAD (Imp.) 2. (Seat** hill a length In the English Derby—the world’s neatest net). The only son of Swynford In New Zealand, and one of the best bred horses as a prospectlve sirs of slayers available to breeders. .No less than I# Ascot Gold Cup winners’ names appear In the first five removes of his pedigree. Swynford blood is on top In England this season through Windsor Lad (winner of the Derby) Campanula (1000 Guineas); In America through Cavalcade (winner of the Kentucky and American Derbies); in France through Brantome (one of the best three-year-olds there). Iliad’s first yearlings ware sold at the last Trenthsra sales and averaged over 400 guineas. Iliad Is available to a few approved outside marea at a fee of 60 guineas. WIGHT SAID (Imp.) 1. (Mr* of Pbar Lap, Klghtinarch, Blliten, ■ - Pillow Fight, and Nightly). Night Kald.la a grand Individual, and one tt the best-bred horses In the world. His yearlings sold at the last Trentham sales averaged 625 guineas. Night Bald Is available to a few approved outside mares at a stud fee of 60 guineas. Full particulars of both horsSs on application to KEN AUSTIN, Managing Director, Elderslle Stud, Hlderslle, Oamaru. TO STAND AT EAST TATERI—PALADIN (4) By P<slym«lus—Ceatus, by St. . Amant (Derby), by St. Fruiquin. Paladin aired two New Zealand Cup winners in CHIDE and PALAKTUA, end , else SATRAP. ARIKIWAI, RABBI, MKPRIBANT, KNIGHTLIKE, LORDLY KNIBMT, STATELY, DUELLAHA, CHARM■USE. PRINCE PALADIN, COUNT PALATINE. TOAWAI, KAKARA, and other geed pertermers. TERMS 25 GUINEAS. pirn ennsigned te Mossiel. Qrnzing: , , Dry mares, ss; wet mares, 1 0s. Per further partieulera apply— J. HARVEY, East Talsr).