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Otago Witness, Issue 2010, 1 September 1892, Page 26

T7l OR SALE. I Tho Thoroughbred Stallion I Cheap Jack (By Rapid Bay — Illumination). ■ Apply to JAS. RIVERS, Is Alexandra South. mO STAND THIS jFs&sk t>\J- SEASON, afc Jc v A^ca Messrs Anderson #MIIMV Bros.' Farm, WaiR 1 JgWP"T\ feA koikoi, the Trotting, i iYi ir \ IT in.~; Harold, (Imp. ; better known in trotting circles as Trust), sire Childe Harold (imp.), American trotter,' dam by Yorkshire Hero (imp.) Childe Harold byHarold, sire of Maud S. ; record, 2.8*. , Childe Harold is sire of Tommy, Rothchild, Don Juan, Bexley, George Augustus, Childe Harold, Viking, Violctta Jun., holder of Australian two-mile record— viz., 5.74 — all winners, and many others too numerous to mention. King Harold is a bay, black points, massive framed quality all over, and representing the most successful and fashionable trotting strains in America ; was selected and purchased by his present owner regardless of cost, in New South Wales, whose desire is to do New Zealand aome service in this really useful class of stock. King Harold's stock are of exceptional promise, and likely to develop into remarkably useful horses. Grass paddock, 2s per week. Every care and attention, tut no responsibility. Limited to 30 marcs. . „ Terms : LI -Is, payable before removal of marcs. ALEXK. ANDERSON, li 3 Waikoikoi P. 0., Tapanui."!! - vrsk mb stand this fßpp Q\ -m. season, tfh&lWLkl^f'W? ' Washington "J|§K»*TY k\ (Blueßkin District), f^C _£_i The Thoroughbred ""*" St. Clair °7 . ;By Musket, out of Pulchra, by Rosicrucian— Formosa). * Also, the Thoroughbred Horses - Gorton (By Thunderbolt— Lyra, by Thormanby— Clotilde, by Touchstone), and Uubczakl !By See-Saw— Fairyland, by Orlando— El Dorado). Tehms : St. Clair, limited to 20 approvedmares, LlO 108 each. Gorton and Rubezahl— One mare, L 5 ss ; two or more mares, L 4 4s each. All fees to be paid before delivery of mares. For further particulars apply to JAMES DOBBIN, Stud Broom, Wamngton. 1™" OFFICIAL CALENDAR. HPHE OTAGO WITNESS has been appointed by the Dunedin Jockey Club the OFFICIAL CALENDAR for the OTAGO METROPOLITAN DISTRICT for the insertion, of; the Programmes of Racing Clubs throughout the District. Programmes for the succeeding issue of the Witness should be forwarded to reaoh the office not later than by Tuesday's Express. SOUTHLAND AMATEUR TURF CLUB. ANNUAL RACE MEETING. MYROSS BUSH, Wednesday, 31st September, 1893. PROGRAMME. . 1. Handicap Hurdle Race (open), of 20sovs; about two miles. 2. Trial Stakes, flat race (open), of 15sovs, w.f.a. ; one mile and a-quartcr. 3. Visitors' Stakes, flat race (open), of 30sovsi welter handicap ; one mile and a-quarter. i. Birchwood Steeplechase (Handicap), of 2Ssovs ; about two miles. 5. Bracelet Welter Handicap, flat race, of 20sovs ; one mile and a-quarter. 6. Hunt Club Cup Steeplechase Handicap (open), of 40sovs ; about three miles. 7. Consolation Flat Race (open), of lOsovs; once round. Nominations and entries for all evonts close on FRIDAY, September 2nd, at 8 o'clock. Acceptances, with sweepstakes, close THURSDAY, September 15th, at 8 o'clock. Weights .will appear about 'sth SEPTEMBER. Professional riders to carry a penalty of 71b in Hurdle Race. Horses competing in the Birchwood Steeplechase and Ladies' Bracelet must be the bona fide property of a member or honorary member of the S.A.T.C., and must be ridden by an amateur rider. Horses competing in the Birchwood Hunt Club Steeplechase must have qualified with some recognise! pack of hounds this season. Master's certificate must accompany acceptance. Professional riders to carry 71b extra in this race. Races start punctually at 1 o'clock. A Jor^ fun particulars see Otago Witness, Uth ' ' ' RICHARD CLARK, Ww Hon. Sec. S.A.T.C.