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Southland Times, Issue 22999, 19 September 1936, Page 10

STALLIONS. THE following horses will stand at the Otautau Stud this season:— The Thoroughbred Stallions IRISH LANCER (Imp.) Allenby—Bright Hackle. Winner of Jockey Club Handicap, Christchurch, and St. Andrews Handicap, Dunedin. Fee: 20gns. ALSO THE TROTTERS LLEWELLYN (Imp.) Guy Axworthy—Miladi Anne. A good winner and sire of Llewellyn’s Pet and Llewellyn’s Pride. MAXEGIN (Imp.) Judge Maxey—Rhein Lass. Maxegin is a dark brown horse straight out trotter, winner of many races and sire of winners. Terms: 8 guineas. Every care taken but no responsibility. Grazing: Wet mares 5/-; Dry mares 2/6. A. CHISHOLM, Owner, Otautau. WOODEND (1) Imp. Bred in England in 1921. By Lemberg—Queenlet. A good winner in England and sire of many winners. A. CHISHOLM, JNR., Sj3l7 Owner.

gTANDING AT ONE TREE POINT, NIGGER MINSTREL. By ALL BLACK—AURARIUS. Full brother to DESERT GOLD and sire of Jolly Beggar, Peter Jackson and other good winners. FEE 20gns. Grazing 3/6 a week. J. GRAHAM, 3817 Kennington.

TO STAND AT WYNDHAM AND TRAVEL THE SURROUNDING DISTRICTS. The Choicely Bred Pacing Stallion ROYAL SILK (4.18). (SILK THREAD—GLIMPSE). Terms: 8 Guineas. Return Privilege. Good Paddocking. For further information apply to I. HORNE, Wyndham, or Phones 47R or 73 Wyndham. 3334

(1) 192« One of the best-bred and most handsome horses at the. Stud in New Zealand. Besides being by SON-IN-LAW. he is out of that beautifully-bred member of the great Paraffin family, LOVE OIL, the dam of seven winners, including LEGATEE, who was the leading sire in Ireland last season. PHILAMOR is now represented by some very promising youngsters, including the winners Devastate (Caulfield), Kindheart and Sir Hugh' (New Zealand). Fee, 25gns., with return privilege. Excellent grazing—Wet mares, 5/-; Dry mares, 3/-. All care taken but no responsibility. For full particulars, apply TODD BROS., CHIMES LODGE, MATAURA.