BARNETT & GRANT M. Barnett] [P. Grant BOX 336 P. 0., DUNEDIN, Telegraphic Address : Baruett Grant, Dunedin. WILL Advise on all New Zealand and Australian Events, with a Limit of £10 New Zealand Events; £15 Australian Events. Where only Two Runners, £2. BOOKS NOW OPEN. STRAIGHT OUT : New Zealand Cup, run November 5, 1895, 500 to 5 to 500 to 30. Melbourne Cup, latest Melbourne prices DOUBLES : New Zealand and Melbourne Cups, 500 to 1 to 500 to 4. Oaulfield and Melbourne Cuds— 2oo to 1. N.Z.G.N. Steeplechase and Hurdle Race, August 8 and 10, 100 to 1 <o 6. Bankers— Bank of New South Wales and National Bank of New Zealand. N B. — B. and G. will not Pay nor Receive unless they Reply to Communications before the Race is Run. To St-»nd at if-&SI^-«rf©i©» GLENKENICH UOMEfcdL And Travel shorfc <3is - i^ff \T \Ss2JtT tances to meet Mares, t, ,-^Ji^jl^C^li. Tuo CLYDESDALE ST. ALEXANDER. ST. ALEXANDER (No. 9397 C 5.8., vol. XIV). His sire, St. Lawrence (3220 C S.B) ; grandsire, Prince of Wale* (673) St Alexander's dam, Sally (19*1), by Lord Lyon (489) ; grand dam, Maggie (20), by Samson (740). St. Alexander's dam Sally (1911) is grand dam of Prince Alexander (8899), who is now one of the most noted horses in Scotland, having gained the principil prizes in Scotland. St. Lawrence ai a breeder has proved himself one of the foremo.it in Scotland, 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 hinit-elf holding the Dumfries premium before leaving his native countr3 r . With his great substance, combined with unmistakable quality, he must leave a name for himself ia this colony. Good paddocks for mares — One month free, 2s per week afterwards. Terms : £2 2s end of season, £2 2s on mare proving in foal (£4 4s) ; groomagc, sa. All fees must ba arranged for before removal of mares. For further particulars see cards. J. R MA< "KENZIE, Pomahaka. A. CULLEN (in charge). Train and Postal Address r Pomahaka. 19s nn o travel f^L^JiL^J^ STRATH-TAIERI And Surrounding Districts, The Draught Eutire Colt COUNT MATTES. Sire, GLENGYLE ; Dam, GLASGOW MAGGIE. For further pedigree see Cards. Terms : £1 10 aat end of season, and £1 10 a when the mare proves in foal. Groom's fee, ss. Owners of mares at first service held lesponsible. R. CHARTERS, Ury Park, Mosgiel, 170 Ptoprietor. *&?%* TT\ O TRAVEL r^^V^W TAIERI DISTRICT •^•^•^^ia^^iyßaThe Draught Entire Colt PFIIDE OF THE GLEN. Sire, GLKNGYLE; Dam, JEWEL'S PRIDE. For Further Pedtgree ccc Cards. Terms : £1 10s at the end of season, and £1 10s when the mare proves in foal. Good grass paddocks provided for mares from a distance at 2s p<jr week. All care taken, but no responsibility. Groom's fee, sa. \ R. CHARTERS, Ury Park, 7o_ Proprietor. The Thoroughbred Trotting Stallion BLACKSMITH Will travel in the TaIERI, I-UNBDIN, and PENINSULA DISTKICIS. Sire, Both w- 11, by Mahratta (imp.); by Boiardo out of Blink Bouny ; dam, Whalebone. Blacksmith's dam, Kathleen (bred by Mr Grigg, of Loagbeach, Canterbury), by the celebrated trotting stallion Spot, out of Bella. BLACKSMITH has won the Lawrence Threemile Trot, time, Bmin 43tec; the Mile at Tahuna Park (1593) ; time, 2min 34-ec, and the Two-mile Trot at Forbury ; time, smin 9aec — when he reduced the colony's record by 9^c. Terms : £3, payable at end of season ; £4 10 d half guarantee. Groom's fee si, payable at firtit service. Paddock*, at 2s -per week may be had at G. Ruthven's, Moßgiel ; C. Choice's, Greytovrn; and JohnM'Corkindale's, Otakva. Owner may be seen at Ocean Beach Hot el, St Kilila, during the season. A. M'COKKINDALE, Owner. Tuapeka West. • nnHE STANDARD AMERICAN-BRED X TROTTING STALLION BERLIN ABDALLAH (Seven years) Will TRAVEL the TAIERI and PKNINSULA DISTRICTS. By Blackwond Abdallah (imp.) out of Princess Emma, by Berlin (imp.), datn Queen Kmnua (imp.). Berlin Abdallah is a tirst-class performer on the track, having won three Stallion Trots and other races. He has a Two mile Kecord in Harness, j Time, smin 21sec. Also holds the Two Mile and a-Half Record in Harness. Terms : Five guineas for the season ; halfguarantee, six guineas. Good paddockirjg at South Dunedin at 2s per week. Also Trotting Stallion HUNTLEY. j For further particulars apply 6s JAMES ALLAN, South Dunedin. mO STAND THIS tisW -■•" SEASON I^IIPPiL^ WARRINGTON T «J"B/£\ 1 (Blueskin District) ■^jg|[n--^*^^P i^^^ > The Thoroughbred Horses ST. CLAIR (By Musket— Pulchra, by Rosicrucian— Formosa.) Sire of Beadonwell, Solano, Arline, Emmeline, ! and others. RUBEZAHL ! (By See-Saw— "Fairyland, by Orlando — El Dorado.) Sire of Dilemma, Lady Mab, Maremma, and others. Also the Imported Standard-bred Trotting Horse DEL PASO By Albert W. (2tnin £oaec), winner of 25 beats under 2min SOsec, from Augusta, by Gus (2min 26}? Ec) from Reta, by Geo. M. Patchen, Jun. Albert W., by El-ctioneer (aire of Sunol, 2min BJsec ; Palo Alto, 2oiin Bisec, etc, from Sister (dam of Bonanza, 2m in 29sec), Terns : ST. CLAIR. £10 10a. RUBEZAHL, £4 43 ; two or more mares, £3 3s each DEL PASO, £6 6a ; two or more mares, £5 5s each. For further particulars apply to A. NEILSON 39au Stud Groom, Warringtou.
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Otago Witness, Issue 2179, 28 November 1895, Page 39
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862Page 39 Advertisements Column 1 Otago Witness, Issue 2179, 28 November 1895, Page 39
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