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Southland Times, Issue 20002, 16 October 1926, Page 24 (Supplement)

THE STUD. TO STAND AT "EDGEWOOD,” MATAURA ISLAND. AND TRAVEL SURROUNDING DISTRICT THE CHOICELY BRED CLYDESDALE CLEOPATRA’S HEIR. 1494 Vol. 6; Rising 5 Years. 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. Dara, Jean, by Time o’ Day. CLEOPATRA’S HEIR carries the Government Certificate for soundness, signed by J. Danskin, M.R.C.V.S. TERMS: £2 12/6 end of season; £2 12/6 when mare proves in foal; £7 7/- full guarantee. F. O’NEIL, Edendale, 5m576 Groom in Charge. TO STAND THIS SEASON AT OTAUTAU. RIBBONWOOD'S GREATEST SON: BLUE MOUNTAIN KING. (4.29) Winner of the four richest prizes in the four provinces: Tasmanian Cup, Richmond Cup (Melbourne), Australian £5OO (Sydney), Auckland Cup, etc. FEE: 10 GUINEAS. ALSO: THE THOROUGHBRED STALLION: SOME BOY 11. (5). Bay Horse; by Cyrus (imp.), dam, The lart (imp.) Cymis, by Cyllene—Stream of Gold. The Tart, by Perigord—Celoena SOME BOY 11. is sire of MOSAIC, WINSOME BOY, WINSOME EADY, ARROW BOY, BABY BUN, and other winners. SOME BOY 11., himself, has won 13 class races and has been ten times placed second. FEE: 20 GUINEAS. Grazing: 5/- per week wet mares; 2/6 dry mares. All care but no responsibility. For further particulars apply to A. CHISHOLM. Jv744 Otautau. SONGBIRD. NO. 2 FAMILY ON BOTH SIDES. SIRE: KILBRONEY (imp.) DAM: GREY LINNET (imp.) (Bred by His Majesty the King) SONGBIRD was a great performer on the turf, winning the Members' Handicap, Wellington, one mile, in 1.38, beating a field of high-class horses; drew the outside and won the Great Easter, Riccarton; run third, Invercargill Cup, would have won but for being interfered with; Publican’s Handicap, Wingatui, beating Bon Spec and a number of good class horses; also a number of races too numerous to mention, winning considerably over £6,000 in stakes; is possessed of a great constitution and the heart of a lion. His stock are showing great promise; is a sure foal-getter SONGBIRD is now at the service of breeders at the modest fee of 10 GUINEAS per Mare. For further information apply to WILLIAM- COUSER. “Robinhood,” Mataura Island.

Grazing can be arranged for mares. TO STAND AT OTAMA AND TRAVEL THE SURROUNDING DISTRICTS. The Choicely-bred Imported Clydesdale Stallion: ARCHAIC (20695). Bred by Margaret McNair, Westerton, Drumchapel, Dumbartonshire. ARCHAIC stands 17.1 hands high, on the best of feet and legs, and is a great mover. He is a very sure foal-getter, and Is one of the best bred horses in the Dominion to-day. Sire: Dunure Footprint (15203). First Dam: Melba (46470), by Montrave Mac (9958). For further particulars of breeding see cards. Terms: £4 4/- at end of season and £6 6/- by September 1, 1927, unless mare proves not. to be in foal. All mares sold or exchanged held as in foal. Grazing at 2/6 per week. All care taken, but no responsibility incurred. For further particulars apply to JAS. ROBERTSON, Groom-in-Charge; or to T. LOGAN, “Mossdale,” Otama. Postal Address: Otama. Rail mares to Otamita. ’Phone and Telegrams: 256 M, Gore. 0e203 TO STAND AT MAKAREWA. THE HIGHLY-BRED ENGLISH STALLION: FLEETHAM (10) 1914. (Bred by Lord Londonderry). FLEETHAM’S sire, Picton (7) second to Spearmint, Epsom Derby, by Orvieto (1) by Bend Or (I)—Napoli by Marconi (14), from Hecuba by Asonomy (19) —Helen of Troy. FLEETHAM’S dam, Flete, by the unbeaten St. 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 three English Derby winners, by Kettledrum (3). FLEETHAM is a beautiful brown horse standing 16-2 on good feet and legs with splendid muscular development and a bold head well set on. FLEETHAM has already rired winners on the flat and across country, viz., Jack O’Lantern on the flat. Grand Fleet, point-to-point steeplechase, Otautau, Captain Blood, second point-to-point steeplechase, Clifton. SERVICE FEE: £lO 10/-; payable January 1, 1927. Good grazing at 3/- per week.' Every care but no responsibility, Mares consigned to Wallacetown Junction. Letters and telegrams: Makarewa P.O. FRANK DONOVAN, Sg2B4 Owner. fJO STAND AT WOODLANDS: THE THOROUGHBRED STALLION: PANMURE. Chestnut Horse by Forfarshire (Royal Hampton—St. Elizabeth. Dam: Panacea (Cyllene—Quintessence.) PANMURE has already sired Enthusiasm, winner of N.Z. Derby; dead heat Oaks with Gold Light; Christmas Handicap, Great Northern Oaks, Wellington Cup; Mandane, first N.Z. Oaks, first Fendalton Handicap, second N.Z. Derby; besides Demure, Benmure, Pantagruel, Ard firm an, Town Crier, Bon Homme, Sanctuary and numbers of other good winners. PANMURE also had a first-class record as a racehorse himself in this country. FEE: 20 GUINEAS. Grazing: 5/- wet and 2/6 dry mares. AH care taken nut no responsibility. For further particulars apply; TIMPANY BROS. THONE: 9. WOODLANDS. AT THE REQUEST OF CLYDESDALE BREEDERS, THE HORSE HARD TIMES TT7ILL AGAIN TRAVEL THE WESTERN VV DISTRICT, STANDING AT WALLACETOWN AND VISITING THE VICINITY'. TERMS: £2 at service and £3 when mare proves in foaL P. BARRON, Sw94B Wallacetown.