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Otago Witness, Issue 2170, 26 September 1895, Page 29

THE THOROUGHBRED HORSE IVEW DEADFOKD Will Travel PALMERSTON, WAIKOUAITI, AND SURROUNDING DIBTRICIS This Season. NEW HEADFORD stands 16 hands 2 inches, is by Apremont (imp.), dam Beeswing, by Camden out of Beeswing, by Yvanderer (imp.). TERMS : £4 4j. For full particulars see cards. ROBT. RIDDLE, 18s Palmers ton. mHE THOROUGHBRED HORSE EPICURE Will Travel Blacks and Hill's Creek and surrounding districts this Season. TERMS : £3, end of Season. All care taken of mares, but no responsibility. Us ALEX. GORDON. To St»nd at GLENKENICH HOMEMil And Travel short diaf^B \fj9gSff tiinres to meet Mares, ST. ALEXANDER. ST. ALEXANDER (No. 9397 O S 8., vol. j XIV). His sire. St. Lawrence (3-220 C.S.B); grandsire, Prince of Wale.s (673). St Alexander's dam, Sally (1911), by Lord Lyon (489) ; grand dam, Maggie (20), by Samson (740). St. Alexander's dam Sally (1941) is grand dam of Prince Alexander (8899), who v now one of the most noted horses in Scotland, having gained the principal prizes in Scotland. St. Lawrence aa a breeder has proved himself one of the foremo-t *in Sootland, leaving many prize takers. From the above it will be seen that St. Alexander combines all the most fashionable strains of blood of the present day, he himnelf holding tbe Dumfries premium before leaving his native country. With his great substance, combined with uuniistakable quality, he must leave a name for himself in this colony. Good paddocks for mares— One month free, 2s per week afterwards. Terms : £2 2s end of season, £2 2s on mwe proving in foal (£4 4s) ; groomage, ss. All fees must be arranged for before removal of mares. For further particulars see canln. J. R MACKENZIE, Pomahaka. A. CULLEN (in charge). Train and Postal Address : Pomahaka. 19a £$&. k np° tkavel &Jffip&*®f\ C\ DUNEDIN TAIERI DISTRICTS, The THOROUGHBRED HORSE DUWVJLLE, By DUNTROON - MLFIN MAID. Dunville is a sure foal-getter. For full Pedigree see Cards. Terms : £1 at first service, and £2 additional on mare proving iv foal. Groom's fee, si. Further particulars may be had from the owner, J. S. ANDERSON, 26J Whare Flat. THE STANDARD AMERICAN-BRED TROTTING STALLION BERLIN ABDALLAH (Seven years) Will TRAVEL the TAIERI and PENINSULA DISTRICTS. By Blackwood Abdallah (imp.) out of Princess Emma, by Berlin (imp.), dam Queen Emma (imp.). Berlin Abdullah is a nrtt-clasa performer on the track, haviug won three Stallion Trots and other races. He has a Two-mile Kecord in Harness. Time, sinin 21sec. Also hold 3 the Two Mile and a-Half Record in Harness. Terms : Five guineas for the season ; halfguarantee, six guineas. Good paddocking at South Dunedin at 2s per week. Also Trotting Stallion HUNTLEY. ! For further particulars apply 26ji JAM^ES^LLAN, Smith Dunedin. I The Thoroughbred Trot/ggSßi ting Stallion BLACKSMITH Will travel in the rs*f^\l TAIERI, DUNBDIN, •SHslScli&a^ 21 * PENINSULA DISTttlClS. Sire, Botuw.il. by Mahratta (imp.); by Boiardo out of Blink Bonny ; daui. Whalebone. Blacksmith's dam. Kathleen (bred by Mr Gngft of Longbeach, Canterbury), by the celebrated trotting stallion Spot, out of Bella. BLACKSMITH has won the Lawrence Three-mile Trot ; time, Sniiu 4T»ec. In 1893 he won the Mile at Tahuna Park ; time, 2min 34,ec. Also the Two-mile Trot at Forbury ; time, smin Dsec— when he reduced the colony s IC T°e r rins y : £3, C payable at end of eeasou ; £4 10 d half guarantee. Groom's fee ss, payable at nrat service. , , , , , . n Paddccks, at 2s per week, to be had at v. Rutherford's, Mosgiel ; C. Clarke's Gteytown , and John M'Corkindale's, Otakia. All care but no responsibility. M . C ORKINDALE, Owner. Ocean View Hotel, St. Kilda. 26s --j*. To Travel in the jp^£X^jf£p HAKATBRAMBA, V?r f\ »M SURROUNDING ST. LOUIS, By St. George-Psyche (from Atalanta by imported Auteros), half brother to Vogengang. ST.LOUIS"SSire (St. George) iafull brother to Chester, winner of the Melbourne Cup nnd Derby\ For particulars see Stud Book, or apply at the forni, CUrksfield, HakAterameA. 19a JOHN OABTKR.