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Taranaki Daily News, 21 November 1924, Page 10

POTOA (12 >- BLACK WATCH (I?.)—MONOFORM (18). Potoa is a magnificent specimen of the thoroughbred. A blood bay In colour, standing over 16 hands In height, and showing massiveness throughout, he Is yet a model of symmetry, smoothness and finish. In short, he is a true representative of the great family to which he owes his descent, and is easily recognised as a typical scion of the famous Musket family. Monoform, sire of Potoa, Is own brother to Multiform, who was only defeated once, and that by a stable-mate, proved himself a great racehorse, winning over all distances. In his first two years at the stud he sired Nightfall, Golden Lily, Isolt, Sungod, and the record-breaking Noctuiform. Multifid, another good son of Multiform, has proved a good sire; Chortle, Multiply, and others claiming his parentage. Potoa’s pedigree runs strong to Eclipse (12), his own line. Of the sixteen sires represented In the fifth remove, thirteen descend in tail male to Eclipse. Some of the winning horses sired by Potoa are: Poanui (winner Great Northern Hurdle Race), Bute Sound, Hlpo (winner Great Easter Handicap at Ellerslie), Rafa, Potoanui, Poteen, Maori Wahine (winner Melbourne), Walpoto, Sentinc-lla (winner Sydney), Ihapotoa, Puhiraki, and other well-known performers. POTOA will be at the service of breeders during the 1924 Season between New Plymouth and Hawera. Good grazing at 3s 6d per week. All care but no responsibility. FED: Single Mare 20 Guineas. 'For further particulars apply to— T. CARSON, Hawera.

ROYAL FABRIC. is a splendidly grown colt, a rich brown, possessing plenty of bone, and splendid feet. A splendid tempered colt, he promises to develop into a worthy successor of his truly great sire, "Dunure Fabric.” This noted sire was looked upon as one of the greatest Clydesdales ever imported Into the Dominion, and was one of the highest-priced horses exported from Scotland to New Zealand. At the break-up of the late Mr. J. Shearer's Stud, this horse was retained by the estate for the high figure of 1000 guineas. From a breeder’s standpoint, there is nothing better bred In New Zealand than this colt, and when combined with size, quality and grand action, this colt is bound to fill a long-felt want in Northern Taranaki. TERMS.— £6 Single Mare; two or more u per agreement. £5 if paid on or before January 20, 1925. Mon.—Urenui. Groom's Fee, 5/-. Wed.—Lepperton. F. STOCKMAN, Tliurs.—Waiwakaiho. Groom in Charge. W. TOPLESS, Owner. PEDIGREE OF “ROYAL FABRIC.” Bred by Z. Crossan, "WiEowpark,” Lagmhtr, Ashburton. Born November 16, 1921. Sire, “DUNURE FABRIC” (Imp ), 17864 C.S.B. ; dam, "Willowpark Bennie,” by "Talbot’s Pride," 450 Vol. I.; grand-dam, "Rose,” by "King of Quality,” No. 62G Vol. 11. ; great-grand-dani, "Diamond.” by "Kelvin,” No. 623 Vol. II.; grcat-great-grand-G.im, "Smiler,” by "Victor,” No. 1043 Vol. III.; great-great-great-grand-dam; a Mare imported from Melbourne.

rf balthangie REFINER 1242, Vol. 5. WILL STAND AT OWNER'S FARM. TATARAIJIAKA, AND WILL BE AVAILABLE TO BREEDERS AS UNDER Monday.—Between Stony River and Pungarehu. Tuesday.—Rahotu and vicinity. 9 a.m. at Oaonui Factcry; 2.30 p in., at Mr. R. Fleming’s Farm, Kahui Road. Wednesday.—Rahotu to Pungareliu, and Newell Read to Cassie Bros.' farm. Thursday.—Carrington Road, Saunders Road, and Oxford Road. Friday.—Between Stony River and TataralSaturday.—Between Tataraimaka and Oakura. 1 p.in at Oakura Hotel. Fee for season, £4 4s. Good paddocking by arrangement.' All care but no responsibility. Further particuars from, A. E. ADAMS, Tataraimaka. REG. TOWNSEND, in charge.

TO STAND THE SEASON at Hawera, anti travel where sufficient inducement offers. ’ £HE IMPORTED blood STALLION, CALLAGHAN (3) Fairy King—Pei.ny Forfeit. CALLAGHAN is a chestnut horse, 7 years old, standing 16.1 hands high, commanding appearance and well put together. Callaghan’s dam is a full-sister to Eudorus, sire of Eurythmic and of dozens of other good horses In Australia, and descends from the same branch of the No. 3 Family that produced Toxophllite, Windhound and Flatcatcher. Eudorus had, up to 1923, 176 winners of over £lOO,OOO. CALLAGHAN won th® Birmingham Handicap (£820) in England and several races in New Zealand. The St. Simon-Hampton blood has been markedly successful in sires all the world over, the great Persimmon and his brothers Diamond Jubilee and Florizel 11. are prominent representatives who all left great turf performers and good brood mares at the stud. Fee: Sixteen guineas. Paddocking 5s per week. Mares at a distance met at Hawera »t;*tion. All care, but no responsibility. 'Phone 563. For further particulars apply— S. BROOKS, Burn Street, Noiantown, Hawera.

ro STAND THE SEASON AT STRATFOBD AND TRAVEL THE SURROUNDING DISTRICT, THE PUREBRED CLYDESDALE STALLION BARON NEWTON (1087) Sire: BARON BOLD (Imp.) N.Z.C.S.B.— A.D.H.8.8., under progeny of Donna Roma (26). Dam : LILLYDALE (980) Vol. 2, by Newton Chief (imp.) G.V.L.C. 13113 C.S.B. (11) Vol. 1, N.Z.C.S.B. Terms: £5, payable January 1, 1925. For further particulars apply to— A. J. DAVEY, Or C. HEWSON, Groom in Charge. Good paddock grazing 2s per week. Groomage fees ss.