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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XXXV, Issue 11371, 2 September 1908, Page 7

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COKER'S EMPEROR (No. 7751) Will travel 'the GISBORNE District this Season. Don't promise your mares until you have seen him. 456 _^~^g •mO STAND THE **— 44^/ Te'Kuraka Hotel. The Standard-bred Trotting Sire, SWEET PATCH By GEO'. M. PATCHEN— dam CREOLE. Gen. M. Patchen is by Rothschild, the greatest speed producer m the Australian colonies; he sired Dan Patch (2.11). Almont (2.12). Sal Tasker. (2.20). as 'a 2-year-old, and others too numerous to .mention ; while Cerole is by Pinole Patchen '(imported), and has produced Lieutenant- J. (2 miles 4.55) and Sweet Patch (2 miles 5.6). . The Weekly Press says : "The handsome son of Geo. M. Patchen and Cerolo is a thorough tradesman, and but fo'splint lameness would be racing with the best we have got." The Canterbury Times says that ever since Sweet Patch first started racing w • picked him as one of the best seen out for years, and we look to him to furnish, into a champion. TERMS : 5 guineas per mare ; two or more, as per agreement. . Paddockiug free until service ; after that 2s per week , until removal. Groomage fees, 5s pel' mare. fti For further particulars, apply— JAMES PETTIE. Hotel, Te Karaka.