THE STUD.

Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XXXII, Issue 8935, 28 September 1907, Page 3

THE STUD.

The following will be available foxbreeders this season:—• Mr G. W. Davison’s thoroughbred BORA FIDE. Messrs McKinnon Bros. CYRUS. Mr J. B. Hawes’ Clydesdale ODD TIMES. Mr W, Sutherland's trotting stallion, REALITY. Messrs Ellis Bros. Shire SURREY CHIEF. Messrs Ellis Bros. Hackney GALANTINE. Mr J, J. iuTco’s hunting sire, HUNTSMAN, Mr .1. J. Bryce’s Clydesdale CLYDE. Mr E. G. Humphrey’s Clydesdale ROYAL CHAMPION. Air E. G. Humphreyls trotting stallion CROWN CHILD. Mr A. F. Walker’s THE OFFICER. Air A. F. Walker’s thoroughbred A LaDIAIIR. Alessrs Bruce and Days Clydesdale, SCOTTISH CHIEF. Alossrs Thompson and Cave’s Clydesdale, GENERAL TIGER. _ Messrs Aldersou and Carr’s Shire, BORO’ DRAYMAN. Alessrs Aldersou' and Carr’s Hackney. COKER’S EAIPEROR. Messrs Aldersou and Garris Clydesdale, LORD LONGBURN. Alessrs Aldersou and Carr's Shiro, BOLINGBROKE 11. Air T. Andrew's thoroughbred STROWAN. Air T. Andrew’s thoroughbred CAPTAIN WEBB. Air T. Andrew’s draught ROYAL PRINCE. Air F, Atkins’ thoroughbred STEPSON. _ Air Briscoe’s Clydesdale LORD DALRYMPLE. Air S. J. Sanson’s trotting stallion ALL WOOD. * ‘ Air W R. Anderson s Shiro SEMAPHORE. _ , . . Air W. R. Anderson’s Clydesdale YOUNG GLENGYLE

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