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Southland Times, Issue 14788, 3 November 1900, Page 4

The Stud. srasz ffO STAND THIS SEAQ^miQyJm A SONATWINTON, m^k* And tr » 7el . lhe surrounding V^^^^^wfe BEASON J 900- 1901 THE PURE OLYDBSDALK BTALLIOI "LOCHNAGAB." Lochnigar is a beautiful dart bay horse with blaok points. Stands V\ hinds, and is rising six years old. He in sec oa fne Bhort legs, with pplendid flat bone, plenty of hair, cap:t»l feet, and has superior action. Loobnagar waa bred by Hugh Carawell, Esq., Pine Bush. *ire, Maori KiDg- by Lord Crteln-.eford -by Nimmo's Prince -by Prince Charlie (Imported). Dam, El«8Otn-by Young Vanquisher, imported (rom Scotland by the late Dav'd Msbet. TBKMS— £i, payable on or before Ist February, 1901. Groom's fee 6b, payable \t first servic*. All care taken of mares, but without; reapc asibJity. JAMB? FtORKT'OK, Winton. Also :— The Pooy Stallion "ZEEHAIf " will gerve • limited number ol marew Mp^ rpo stand thui oeason a h|| JL " Brant ra," HokoDul, the Maßiffltft^ standard bred Trotting Stallion < JbBB " ELECTOR" Eire— The oelebnted Stallicn " Berlin " (imp), Dam— Mona. For further particulars see w.rds TEEM 3 RE4SONABLS | Guarantee as per agreement. All nrvrea 3old or i exchanged the owner at time of service held re- ;., For mares from a distance paddock a will be avail- [. able at a charge of Is 6d per week. All care taken ; but no responsibility. (Owner), OHBIBTOPHBB McBAB, Brantra.

£ EHOS I SW&tßowß>& TTAI.F-BROTHER to Sir i ¥ J|T\l JtL Mcdreii, Cheviot Be- \ j_* ■■^feVfe- trayer. Fair Nelli Bavenswing | ~_JKjg J ~Ti^ etc., by St George- Yattendon, j dam Idalia Dnlcibella, wiU stand Invercargill and travel by appointment. .; TERM-*— Thorousbbred mares Hi Is, hackney s mares £3 lbs ; hall-paymeni. Ist February, 1901 ; ; balance when mare proves In foal, Mares sold or ex- j changed first; owner held retponsille for tall money, s Wanted only 20 approved mares. j Paddocks at usual rates. All care but no re«pon> « 81 Tabulated pedigree sent po »t free on application to '■ B.OBT. XULLOCH, ,

jffifa SEASON— I9OO-1901. ; l&JaUkx \ssLk T^O stand this season at ; y^H/Snßrf ■■- (3LOVERLY FARM, Spar -■ and tra>el Waianiwa, Wallaoetown, Limestone Flams, Thornbury and Kiverton District*, THE PUREBRED OLYOJ3SDALB STALLION, DAVAAR. DAVA&.R is a beautiful dark Bay, rising four yean. : stands 17 hands, set on fine :jhort legs, with plenty Of rood bone and first-class ftet; has superior aotkm and afi oe docile temper. B:.re-M acart hur, bred by L Uugdale, Eaq, Springfield, Myriong, Viotori*. Haas —Bees by Darnley, gained first prize in brood mare cla-sin InvercargiU in 1888 ; first and champion in ISB9 • first in 1890 ; second iB 1891 fireu for man with two 'of her progeny iD 189 1. Macartaur'e sire, Mac* Bride (2287) bred by A Montgomery, Beg, M ethershall Oaatle Douglass, winner of first prizes at Glasgow and Kilnnrnock, and numerous first print in Victoria. Macarthur's s- sire, MaoQregor (ÜB7X one of the champion bre«dng siallions in aootlaod, and full brother tt> the fau.ou» Flaghwood. Maoarthur's g.g. sire, Darnley ,222), the leading breeding; stallion oi his day. For further particolan Sea ; scot' ish Stud Book. TERMS- £2 on Ist February, 1901, an fetwhen mare proves in foal. Groom's fee, 6s, payable at first service. Further particulars on application to JAMKS DKAIN, Owner, or JOSEPH BUNTON, Groom in oharge

jfig± 'TO STAND THIS QW^^WBaW * At Martindale, Byal Bash, «BkjMMrW iLgftj Blaokie's Farm, and travel Otau'au, Drummond, | m Thorn bury, and adjoiniojr THE PUREBRED CLTTDESDALE STALLIOS Shepherd Lad. SHEPHERD LAD is a light bay horse, six yean old, and of blood on bath (idea that cannot be beaten, either here or in any other of the Australian colonies. Sire, Herd Laddie, imported from fccotland; dam, Maggie McOormick 2m ; grand sire. Jimmy Gray: grand dam, Maggie McCorniick (imported). Shepherd Lad's half sister took let prize io her class, and champion prize for the best animal on thfl ground at the Melbourne Show , competing against stallions imported lrom Sootl tnd, and was sold is. conjunction witn her motlier for 600 guinea*. TERMS— £2 3s on Ist February, 1901, and £2 5t when mare proves in tea 1 . Full guarantee, £5 6a. Groom's tee, ss, payable at first) service. JAMES BLAKIC, Owner. JOHN SHEPHERD, Groom in charge. Note— Owners of mares sold or exchanged altar tba first servioa are responsible for oJI fees. rVZ& T ° STAND THIS SEASON f^-^^Sg^W - l «t WOODLANDS Van iw '■?,£ and Snivel th e l °m Bmh, JNT^wL W& One Tree Point, Mabel.Daora ff v V Wi Morion Mains, Oienunifak, 8< * w * n ' Downs, Mataura and Mataura Islsnd Districts THE PUREBRED CLf DEBDALF, STALUON, Me Hab McNAB is a bright bay horse, stands about WJ hands, is set on fine short legs, with immense fl»l bone, plenty of hair, sound feet, has superior action and pleasant temper. Fo;r pedigree see cards. TERMS— £3 10s. Grooms fee 6j, payable on or before let February, 1901. All care but no responsibility. SWALE &LSITH, Owners, . Woodland!

Jffi&b. r r° STAMD at WALL4OB W^pffL ' And travel the' Western SEASON 1000-1901. THE CLYDESDALE STALLION Young Renfrew. YOUNG RENFREW is a bay, rMng seven yean old, with immense bone and hair. Young Renfrew's sire, Itenfrew Jock, is out of Rose by Cowden Lad (imported), who gained six flr«t prizes before leaving Scotland, and many first, prises is Viotoria. Cowden Lai's irire wu Old Scotchman, the property of Mr John Eerr, cf Morton; dam, Mr Easton's (of Oowden) young prize mare Jean, by Friooe Royal ; g-dam, Blossom, by Ben Lomond (imported). K Young Renfrew's dam, Helen MeGregor, is without doubt one of the begtrf>rcod mures in North Otago, she having produced three stallions now travelling v the North Island— Glenp-yle, Hob Roy and Etcord Reign— Also several prize mares. There is none of Young Renfrew's blood in the all his progeny having been taken North. For this reason, as well U on account of his own marita. Young Renfrew ia deoidedly an acquisition to i,he stud in Southland. TEttMS £4— £2 payable at the end of the season, and £2 when mare proves in foal. Groom's fee 6a. ANDREW STEVENSON, Owner. JOHN McINTOSH, in charge. FTIO stand at Linwood, WallaceJK» _ X town Jun'ition, and travtl VkSA the surroucding distriots, the ~jHdpfl«9| imported trotting stallion JmKßm^B "7ANDERBILT." Vandkrbilt is a beautiful i year oM blood bay, with black points, and fine temper, full of symmetry and substance. lie carries his own reoommendatioa In every point. Vanderbilt is by the famed trotting stallion Torrent, halt brother to Fritz— the fastest horse in the Australian Colonies. Torrent, by Vancleve(imp.) from Madge Wild Ore by Ajax (imp.>— her dam by New Warrior (imp.) Vaocleve is the greatest trotting sire in the Southern Hemisphere. Dam Jeanette, standaid thoroughbred mars by Tichbotne (grand sire of Fisherman, imp.) from Bracelet by Duke of Cleveland (imp.) -her daji by Romulus (son of Aedipus imp.) Terms: 4 guineas; £2 4e at en<l of reason, 1900, and £2 when mare proves ia (oal. Ml mares sold or exohanced owners at time of service held responsible as i( mares proved in foal. Also, The purebred Clydesdale stal lon "MAJOR ROBIN" (3 years old). He is a bay colt with white points, has plenty 0 substance, superior bone, with plenty of fine silky hair and beautiful action. Major Robin is a oolt with great substance and character. Sire, Shepherd Lad, by the well-known sire Herd Laddie. D«m of Major hobin is Madtre MoOormiok, imp. from Viotoria. She was bred by Thos. MoOormick, Esq. , Detn, Ballarat, out of Duohess, imp. from Scotland (see 0.5.8., Vol 7 page 485) Madge McCorwick; si re. Blue Ribbon, imp. from Sootland: sire, Da iley (J22, Vo'. 2, C.S.I}) Major Robin will only serve n limited number of mares. Terms: 4 guineas; £2 4s at end of season, 1000, sad £2 when mare proves In foal. All mares sold or exchanged, owners (at time if ser ice) held responsible as if mares proved in foal. Owner, J. QBAIiT, Ufi. wood, WallacetownALWA7S ON HAND--LOAHBTB WABOO AND KOOLIBAH, speooer Vinctnfs BHUAMIN GUM for Coughs and Golds. TOWNSNira GBLS SKffoSK 1110 " CUM '" °"«»*«<»S W. N. BTMIIN3. Or. M r. Dec stew*