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Otago Witness, Issue 2695, 8 November 1905, Page 54

ri^O STAND THIS fawLffinl? s[r§ -k* Robert Charters' 3 ,1 T^jMyJ^ma^Sa The recently-imported Clydesdale Stallion MARCONI (11817). Sire, Hiawatha (10067), champion at the Highland three years in succession. Dam Victoria (15024). MAJtICONI won the Glasgow Society's premium of £80 in 1904. As only a limited number of approved mares will be taken, early application is necessary. Good grazing provided for mares at 2s per week, and all care taken, but no responsibility. Terms: £10 10s, due Ist February, 1906 Groom's fee, ss. For fuither particulars apply to W. CHARTERS, Ury Park, Mosgiel ; GEORGE MARSHALL, 180 Owner, Gore. mO STAND AT fM%t *\ i- JDRUMMOND f^\^ yi| The Thoroughbred BLACK AND RED. BLACK and R-ED is a rich brown, standing 15.3, and is a splendid type of tEe thoroughbred. He was got by Maxim and Aqualate, the dam of Black and Red was got by July, brother to Sir Modred. Black and Red won -the D.J.C. Nursery Handicap^ D.J.C. Anniversary Handicap (1J miles), C.J.C Final Handicap (one mile) in lmin 46sec, D.J.C. Forbury Handicap, C.J.C. Handicap, and has several other laces. Black and Red had winners in Black and Brown and Red and T3lack, who are the first of hia stock to race. The Standaid-bred Trotting Stallion il.att:d:e3*x>a:l.:e;. LAUDERDALE waygot by James Madison (2min 17|sec) out of Bell Allen, by Vick's Ethan Allen, jun., from Belmont Bell, by Owen Dale. James Madison, a grandson of Electioneer, sired Tuna (2min B£sec), Addison (2min lljsec), Ellen Madieon (2min 12£ sec), DominO (2min lOJsec). Anteeo, 'the sire of James Madison, also got Eoline (2min 14|sec), Abantees (2min 17Jsec), Anthelia (2min 18sec). Electioneer got Stmol (2min BJsec) and Palo Alto (2min Bfsec). Lauderdale has left Laiiderhill (smin ssec), Anondale, Ravensdale, and other good horses. Terms for both horses— M is. Half at end of season, and balance when mare proves in foal. Paddocking Is 6d per week. All care taken, but no responsibility, and mares sold or exchanged held to be in foal. For further particulars apply to CHAS. AFFLECK (Owner), Druinmond. TT\O STAND AT /mk «\ i G-LENKEJST-VMfi# ICH HOMESTEAD, Jn^M&^yVpT The THOROUGHF^KP'TN L\ BRED HORSE f B VS ISA T T A C ■if Jb>i mi if 1 AJjJjAJS. PALLAS, the son of Chain Armour and Nellie, has proved himself to be one of the fastest horses that has ever sported silk in New Zealand, and his performances demonstrate that he possesses the rare combination of speed and staying power. In addition to many other races, Pallas won the D.J.C. Handicap, one mile, in lmin 45 2-ssec, with 8.12; C.J.C. St. Albans Handicap, one anile, in lmin 42sec, with 8.11; W.R.C. Handicap, one mile and a-quarter, 2min 8 l-ssec; C.J.C. Randolph Handicap, fivj furlongs, in 58 4-ssec, with 8.9; Wellington Handicap, with 8.9, in 2min 7 2-ssec ; Federal Handicap, with 9.2, in lmin 30 2-ss"ec (Wingatui record) ; St. Andrew's Handicap, : one mile, with 9.6, in lmin 44 2-ssec ; S.J.C. Handicap, one mile and a-quarter, in 2min 12sec, with 8.31. PALLAS is bred on splendid lines, and his pedigree is full of some of the most successful strains obtainable. Through his sire he goes back to Musket. His g.s., Chainshot, is three-quarter brother to Medallion, and brother to Necklace, Thunderer, Bangle, and Necklet. Pallas gets through Rupee the famous Flying Dutchman (sire of Galopin's dam). Rupee produced Merrie England, Spade Guinea, and Silvermark. Albany, the «ire of Pallas's dam, also got Oudeis, First Lord, Nonsense, Daydream Forbury, and other great horses. Pallas belongs to r,he Spray family, to which belong Templeton, Scud, Wave. Ruby, Starshot, British Lion. Pallas's dam, Nellie, is out of Seadrift, a daughter of Sledmere, who also got Fallacy, the g.d. of Menschikoff. With such rare and successful strains in his veins it is no wonder that Pallas was a great racyhorse, and as he is a fine masculine horse, showing great quality and stibstance, he should prove a good sire. FEES: Six Guineas for thoroughbreds and Four Guineas for hack mares. Good paddocking and all care taken, but no responsibility. For further particulars apply J. R. MACKENZIE, 27g Owner,- Pomahaka. TO STAND AT BERWICK, £Gjs The Successful Trot- • ting Stallion fflpiiiU GFO. M. PATCHfN, F f^w & \ 1 Sire of Georgie M. (1 ■^4^aipapgs\p|^> mile, 2mm 31sec ; 2 miles, 4niin 54sec; and Lieutenant J. (2 miles, smm l6sec). GEO. M. PATCH EN was got by Roth&chikl out of Linten, and without being fully tiamed went to records of Srniii 33 l-sse3 and smin 16sec. Rothschild is also the sire of Almoiit (Records. 3 miles, 6mm 50sec, world's record; 2 miles, -tmin 32 l-ssec, Australasian record; 1 mile, 2mm 12 l-ssec, Australian record) and many other crack performers. Terms. Two Guineas at end of season and Two Guineas when mare proves in foal; or Five Guineas full guarantee. The Thoroughbred Stallion PEERAGE (The Australian Peer— Naomi). PEERAGE'S sire— The Aiistfalian Peer — was one of the be=t performers of his time, and won the V.R.C Derby, Sydney Cup, ran third in the A.J.C. Derby won by Abercorn, aiul also ran second to Abercorn in the V.R C. and A.J.C. St. Legers. Peon' ge is a very handsome horse, and his pedigree bhows a combination of such highly successful strains as The Peer, Traducer, Fisherman, Wild Dayrell, Stockwell, and Musket represent. He is a haM-brother 10 Gipsy Grand (a great performer), tlie sire o{ Grand Rapids and other wmneis. Terms: Thoroughbiad Mares, £5 ss; Ha:fbred Mares, M 4s. Grazing, Is 6d per week. All care taken, but no responsibility. For lm-ther particulars apply to 180 J & R. CROSSAX. XTITHEX you ihink of Eggs, think of W NORTON'S PREMIER EGO PREJ SMIVATIVJS— Is 2s 6d. and 4S4 S 6<L