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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XLII, Issue 13802, 30 September 1915, Page 9

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','■ ■''•■'' ■■:■■„% TO STAND THE SEASON . '.-V/.. jpfff AT TEJHAPARA, mSBS m WK m \ THE THOROUGHBRED JOS MULTIPLE , (No. 12) , Sire— Multiform, by Hotchkiss out of Formo. •'.'.,■ Dam— Soult Girl, by Soult out of Fish Girl, ; by ; 'Yattendon out of Fanny Fisher. MULTIPLE ia ,an upstanding brown horse, pver 16 hands, showing great quality ahd very kindly temper. At three years ot age he won -the Flaxmere Handicap, Spring Stake's (Frimley), Trial Handicap,. Miramar Handicap (carrying list ; lllb)> and ~ Onslow. Handicap, and second ih\ the Hawke's Bay and Surrey Handicaps.' 'TERMS— £7' 7s. per single mare; two or more belonging to same 6'wner< as per agreement. Paddocking for;- mares, 2s per week. . All care but.' rio. responsibility taken. For further particulars see card, or apply to— . \ ■■' ' ■ .-'., .. „ ' C ,-HENNESSy. „ Te Hapara. —Or,- Grooms in Charge. ''-■■ : -'<■■'- '■"■ TO STAND THIS ' ymm\\\\ SEASON AT BUSHadaBHsB^ M^RS, and ; travel wHHHaar (° e Surrounding TH^™JBLyJ Districts, the Pure<ifmm mm m am -^ m Wm% L \ bred Clydesdale tiWrnWESBBSS** Stallion BATSFORD. BATSFORD. Is an upstanding bay,! six years old/? showing great gaiety, style, and character... He was bred by M^ e: Short, Feuding.' I BATSFORD is by Balgowrle. dam Lady Graceful (698)— Agitator; : g,, dam Dolly— Clydebank (imp); g-g. dam Laura Foley m,~ Lord Salisbury (imp.); g.g.g. dam Laura;'-' Foley^-Toung Banker, (imp.); g. g.g.g. Laura Macphersoh — Sir Colin (imp.); g.g.g.g.g. Jess—Marquis (imp.) \ BATSFORD'S dam Lady Graceful was sold at Mr E. Short's sale last June, for 200 guineas. For Further pedigree- see cards.. ''. ' ' : -\ .. ''| . TERMSi Single mares £3, 10s; two or more as ' per . agreement. Half guarantee if required £2 5s hH' service, £2 5s when proved In foal. An care taken but no responsibility. For further particulars apply to— E. ANGUS CAMERON, Bushmere. Telephone 166D. Address: .Box 100. Gisborne. . _ . .aatfc TO STAND THIS SEAJHnHr SON at MAKARAKA. ?JH^^^^* the Thoroughbred StalFORT WILLIAM :.-■..; ,- : -'(No; 1) . ' • ■.""•'■ •: ; ,; ■ ''<SpULT— SIMINIA.) N ; FORT WILLIAM is a handsome dapple brown ho&e. standing 16 hands, built in 1 proportion, with great constitution, and i has. proved himself a sure foal-getter : As a racehorse Fort ; William earned for himself a place in the. flrst flight, having won races from six furlongs up to 1J miles. Including the Napier and Hawke's Bay Cups. TERMS— £10 10s. For farther, particulars appiy— ■ ' . A. SMITH, Groom-in-Charge. MTO STAND THIS SEASON at MAKARAKA, * the Thoroughbred Stak OUR KING. ,(No. 14). i t jMult|fld— Indian Queen). * " OURvkiNG' Is a splendid type of thoroughbred, standing over 16 hands, show-, ing great .bone and muscle. As a racehorse he is entitled to a' place among 'tbe most brilliant performers, and has to bis credit a record for the Great Northern Champagne Stakes. His site, Multifld, was fourth on tbe list of winning sires last season, his progeny winning no less than £10,036. ', Our King is limited to 20 approved mares, and as this may lp all probability be his only ', season ip this District, breeders Intending to take advantage of his services should book early. • terms— io guineas. For fqrtber particulars apply— il .A. SMITH, Groom-in-Charge. ■"■■...- ■ ... , :-.y '-' ' I'-il ■' . -.' "' WAIMATA 00A0H. LEAVJBS ' F. F-. L owiroßß •* S om LOWE^TRE^, ...... TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS, AND SATURDAYS, at 9.46 a.m. Leaves WAIMATA VALLEY on I MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, AND FRIDAYS, at 9 a.m. j All Parcels must' be <st the Ofßos not'. Uter than 0.30 s.m. j H. li. MePHAIL, j Warmaja,