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Southland Times, Issue 19389, 1 November 1924, Page 19 (Supplement)

THE STUD. TO STAND THIS SEASON AT MOUNT LINTON. The classic thoroughbred STALLION: BURRONGONG. TERMS—£S 5/Paddocking Provided. Particulars from; HECTOR B. McGREGOR, 00551 Mount Linton. TO STAND AT WINTON EVERY SATURDAY. AND VISIT OTAUTAU AND NIGHTCAPS THE TROTTING STALLION HAROLD DIRECT. (2.13 2-5; 4.37 1-5.) TOR FULL PARTICUIaARS SEE CARDS. TERMS: £6 6/- payable end of season. All inquiries to be addressed c/o Groom, P. 0., Winton. G. YOUNGSON, Owner, Riveredale. 0g290 \ b HUDSON, Groom. fro STAND AT JAS. McALLISTER’S 1 “ANTRIM FARM,” MATAURA. and Waikaka Districts. And Travel the Edendale, Wyndham, Gore THE FASHIONABLE-BRED PACING STALLION: ST. S WITH IN (435) Sire: Rothschild; dam, Queen V. (4.52) dam of Gianeila (4.36), by Kentucky— Harold’s Rest (dam of Harold Rothschild), by King Harold (imp.)—Polly. St. Switbin is the sire of Lady Swithin (4.32), Indra (4.36), Newcourt (3.34), Maile (3.41) and St. Alwyn (3.43), Prince Swithin (3.42), St. Mauia (2.29 and 3.28 1-5) and several others. TERMS: £6 6/- payable on January 31, 1925. Guarantee given on special terms. All mares sold or exchanged, owner at first service held responsible. Mares met at Mataura. Good paddocking at 3/- per week. All care taken but no responsibility. d. McAllister, 0m509 Owner in Charge. TO STAND THIS SEASON AT INVERCARGILL And Travel Surrounding Districts. THE CLASSIC THOROUGHBRED STALLION: BALBOA. TERMS: £lO 10/-; payable on January 1, 1925. held responsible at first service. Paddocking provided for mares from a distance. Full particulars from S. ROBERTS, C/o Heads’s Livery Stables, Oa3l In vcrcargill. TO STAND AT HIS OWNER’S FARM, LONGBUSH. AND TRAVEL THE SURROUNDING DISTRICTS. THE CHOICELY BRED CLYDESDALE STALLION: CLEOPATRA’S HEIR. (1494 VOL. 6. (Rising 4 Y’ears). SIRE: “Springfield Stamp” (1079) by “Scotland’s Success” (imp.) DAM: “Rita” (imp.) by “Baron’s Pride.” Dam “Cleopatra” (1753) by “Bancor” (imp.) (11253). G-Dam “Kate” by “Better Times.” G-G-Dam, “Jean” by “Time-o’-Day.” CLEOPATRA’S HEIR (1494, Vol. 6) is a Horse of exceptional substance and quality, and has in his veins the best blood of the breed. His sire is out of an imported mare by the well-known imported horse “Scotland’s Success,” which travelled with great success for so many years in Kelso District. His dam is by “Bancor” (imported), admittedly one of the most successful breeding horses ever known in Southland. TERMS: £2 5/- on January 25 and £2 5/when mare proves in foal. Mares sold or exchanged held to be in foal and owner at first service respnosible for fees. M. O’ROURKE, Owner. 0a22 TO STAND AT MERSEY STREET,, GORE, And Travel Surrounding Districts THE TROTTING STALLION By “Capitalist”. Dam: Merry Bell. GOLD BELL (4.33). (REG. 2782). Gold Bell is a champion sire of stayers. Sire of Steel Bell (4.30), Gold Boy (4.30), Gold Girl (2.13, 4.31), Nita Bell (4.30), All Bell 2.12), Ena Bell (4.32, 2.12), Temple (4.36), Gold Man (4.35), Reliance I (4.34), Gold Flake, Gold Elect, Goiu Bowl, I Ruapere, Profiteer, Jewel (4.38) and Holly I Maid (3.35), at last Ashburton meeting. " ; TERMS: 10 Guineas. Mares not in foal this season served free next season. Good grazing at 3/- per week. Every care taken but no responsibility. Tabulated Pedigree on application to Groom in charge, or D. Lilburne, Gore. Postal and Telegrams; D. Lilburne, Gore. AJI Fees payable on or before January 15, 1925. DAVID LILBURNE, 0d122 Milton, Owner. TO STAND AT MAKAREWA. THE HIGHLY BRED ENGLISH STALLION: FLEETHAM (10) 1914. (Bred by Lord Londonderry). FLEETHAM’S sire Piclon (7) second to Spearmint, Epsom Derby by Orvieto (1) by Bend Or (1) —Napoli by Marconi (14), i from Hecuba by Asonomy (19; —Helen of Troy by Hermit (5) —La Belle Helene by St. Albans (2) by Stockwell (3)— Teterima by Voltigeur (2). FLEETHAM’S dam Flete, by the unbeaten S?t. Simon (11) and the greatest sire the world has known, from Free, by Plebein (11) from a full sister to Lady Langden, dam of Hampton, sire of thjee English Derby winners, by Kettledrum (3) son of Rataplan (3) full brother to Stockwell H (3) by The B?ron (24) Pocahontas, from ■ Haricot, daughter of Queen Mary one of the ■ most famous marre in the English Stud ■ Book. ■ FLEETHAM comes from the same branch ■ of the No. 10 family as Bayardo, Lemberg, ■ Hampton, Beauclerc, Marcian, Blenhoolie, H Blair Athol, Poeiedon, Paper Money, all I great sires of classical winners. It will be ■ seen from the above that Fleetham is cer- H tainly one of the best bred horses imported U to New Zealand. (For extended lines see ■ Stud Book, Vol. VII.) ||| FLEETHAM is a beautifully proportioned ■ brown horse standing 16-2 inches on KpICT)- B did bone and feet with great muscular de- B velopment and a bold head well set on. B Fleetnam is a natural jumper. B Fleetham was a great weight-carrier on B the turf,, and when raced under big weights B and against strong fields always proved him- B self a good racehorse despite meeting with fl misfortune on the training tracks. Some H of Fleetham’s performances:—lst Welling- B ton 9.12, twenty starters; 2nd Wellington B 10.2, twenty-one starters; 2nd Ashburton, B ten starters; Ist Dunedin, 9.13, ten start- B ers; Ist Dunedin, 8.11, nine starters; 2nd B Gore, 9.9; 2nd Gore, 9.13, six starters. B BOOK EARLY. g Will serve a limited number of approved fl mares at £l2 12/-. Payable January 1, \fl 1925. Good paddocking at 2/6 per week. B Mares by rail consign to Wallacetown June- B tion. All care taken with mares but no B responsibility. B Letters and Telegrams: Makarewa Port B Office. H FRANK DONOVAN, || 5335 rtwaat. |