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Southland Times, Issue 14577, 18 November 1910, Page 7

The Stud. TO STAND THIS SEASON AT WALLACETOWN, SOUTHLAND. —The Thoroughbred Stallion— < G-LENGULLOOri (CUuiranald —Mudowluj, G-Jencullcch. Is a handsorue browa proved Himself a very successful stuiproportioned, »viui sound legs and good feet. Olanranald, his sire (son of St. Leger>; proved himself a ver ysuccessful stallion, and despite the iuct that lie was principally retained lor the mares of his owner (Sir Guo. Clifford) his stocK won the remarkably tine total pf iiu.OOU lii .-.takes, wuilst it is worthy, of nolo that his pedigree closely rv.facmuies tua;. gi Betid ur, who won r?:e English Derby and sired many great winners, including Ormonde. Aladow);*, his dura, was got by Trenton (eon of two thoroughbred celebrities in Musket and i-iamy), irom Azalea, oy Galliard, by Galopin (sire or Uia mighty St. Simon). Madowla ranks as a champion brood mare through her progeny . yuarryraan, Taskmaster, Kirriemuir, Gtenowlet, Madam Madcap, Masterpiece, and Gleiicuiloch. eieitculloca was the best two-year-old of his year, and won live important races and £2IBO in stakes. His victories include Pioneer Handicap of 300 sovs. ; Feilding Stakes, of 500 sovs. ; Great Northern Foal Stakes, of 500 sovs. ; Middle Park Plate, of 600 sovs. ; Kurtfc Island Challenge Stakes, of 400 eovs. TERMS: 6 GUINEAS, SINGLE MARE. Paddocking for mares l'rom a distanc* AH care taken, but no responsibility. For further particulars apply to A. D. FRASEK. 123<» Wallacetovrn. IO STAND THIS SEASON AT DRUMMQND, SOUTHLAND. —The Thoroughbred Staliion—» (Soult —Hotchercna). Canrofcert. is a beautifully-p:rop©p» tioned dark brown horse, with, 'great power and substance, standing 16.2 splendid legs and bone measuring BJfc' inches. Soult, his Eire (son of St. Simon), i» one of the most successful stallions ever sent out of England to Australasia. His stock have won stakes to the valua of about £IOO,OOO. winning this season 64 races in New Zealand, and again heading thfa winning sire*' list with, £16,044. C&arooert is full brother to thoaa well-performed horses Marshal Soult, Grenadier, General Soult, Annie' Soult. Aerina, etc. His stock are highly thought of, and the only one of his yearlings sold' at auction realised 305 guineas, the highest price yet paid for: a South land-bred yearling. Hotcherina, his dam, by Hotchkisa (son of Musket) and sire of Multiform, Royal Artillery, True Blue, Screw Machine Gun, Siege Gun, etc. Hotcherina never raced, and on being put to the stud unbroken was considered ona of the oest mares at Glenora Park Stud farm, from which Canrobert was purchased as a yearling for 530 guineas. Terms: 8 GUINEAS, SINGLE MARE. (Reduction for two or more the property, of one owner). GOOD GRAZING, 1/6 per week. All care taken, but no responsibility. For'further particulars apply to CHAS. AFFLECK, 1837 DrummoncL .O STAND at MATAURA ISLAND, ■ travel Fortrose and Wyndham districts, and visit Mr T. Tiison's, East Road, The Trotting Stallion. (By Commander —Biddy).

Ccmmanderlte is a handsome upstanaing chestnut horse,. 15.3 bands, and aa speedy as his good looks would lead breeders or trainers to believe. As ha is only six-years-old lie may be said to be at the best period of his life, and his vigour and stamina are. undoubted. Commanderite was sired by Commander, son of General Tracey (a famous sire) from 8.8., by .Lincoln Yet—« Berlin mare. 8.8. is dam of the flying Fichu. Ladylight, First Commander, etc. Commanderite's dam, Biddy, was got by Elector (Berlin —Granny) from. Black. Bees (thoroughbred). Commander is also sire of Music and Musician (full sisters). Commander Tracey, Lady's Maid, Chief Echo, Evening Star, Carnegie, and others to appear. Music stood on the mark in Christchurch and travelled 2.17 ; also 2 miles. 4.68. . : ' Commanderite proved a fast horse on the tracks —timed in Gore from a stand, half-mile 1 min. 7 sees. His other performances speak for themselves and will . probably be added to in future. His track record reads 2.27 (grass) twica accomplished. Good paddocking provided for mares at 1/6 per week; All care taken, but no responsibility. TERMS: £1 15s and £1 15s; full guarantee, £4 10s ; groom's fee, ss. For further particulars apply to J. A. McKAY, Owner, in charge. Or— T. TILSGN, East Eoa '• Invercargill TO TRAVEL this season in the Thornbury, Drummond, Otautau and Surrounding Districts.*, The .Purebred Clydesdale Stallion, SHESEEBB HIITC. SHEPHERD KING is a fine dapplb bay and stands 16 }£ hands, with fina flat bone, and nice, straight silky hair. As a two-year-old he took first and champion at the Western District A. and P. Show, first and champion at tha Southland A. and P. Show. As a three-year-old first in Biverton, and champion in. invercargill. Sire —Shepherd Lad, byHerd Laddie. Shepherd King's dam, Kate (bred by Mr H. Charters, Cry Park, Mosgieij by. Lion King, by British Lion (imported)—. Lion King's dam, Scotch Annie (imported). Kate's dam. Jewel 111, by Lord Salisbury (imported) ; g-g-dam, Jewel, by Sir Colin Campbell (imported). TEKMS —5 guineas. £2 5s ai end o£ season, and £3 when mare proves in foaL Groom's fee, ss, payable at' first service. All owners of mares will be he'? responsible after first service for mare, sold or otherwise exchanged. J AS. THOS. TISDAL. Middlemarcli. STAND at H7MSDEX. and travel • Dipton and Surrounding District, The Purebred Clydesdale Stallion ' BRITISH LION : Sire, British Lion (imported; ; dam, Kate (imported). TERMS :—£3: 30s at end of season, payable 10th January. !9U I 30s when mare proves in foal, payable 30th, September, I Oil. Groom's Fee, 5s (payable at time of service). All mares sold or exchanged, owner at time of service held responsible. Ail care taken but no responsibility. For further particulars apply to A. MATHESON. Owner, Waikaka« Or "WILLIAM MOYLAN. Groom in charge, P. 0., Lumsdea. 2460