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Timaru Herald, Volume XLIII, Issue 3762, 22 October 1886, Page 4

Stud Horses. rriO TRAVEL THIS SEASON, JL m tub Geraldine, Oravi, Woodbury, Rangitata, and Ilinds Districts, The Thoroughbred Entiro D I G B V GRAND, By Truduccr, out of Aglnia. For pedigree sec card.-'. Nominated for Sires' Produco Stakes for the Geraldine Races, 1890. Terms £3 3s : groomage, ss. Apply to E. J. il. FOX, Head ."-'tubles, Rangitata Bridge. 10-19 2291 THK THOROUGHBRED STALLION, SATIRIST. rpnE PROPERTY of Iho N.Z. &. A. 1 Land Co., will stand at tho PAREORA ESTATK during the Beason. SATIRIST is by Traducer, dam Miss King. For terms and further particulars, apply — THE MANAGER, PARSORA ESTATE, 10-18 2281 St. Andrews. npilE CLYDESDALE ENTIRE JL FOBFAHSIIIRE (3 Years old) WILL STAND TUTS SEASON AT THE HOMHSTKAD, OTAIO. Good Pnddoek* for Mures. Kvery care taken, but no responsibility. For further particulars npply to — ANDREW MARTIN, 10-16 220? Otaio. ™HE Purebred CLYDESDALE ENTIRE JL COLT SUPHHIOR. Will Travel thii. ?etv?on m tho GRRALDINE IHSTRICT, ns follows, viz. :— MONDAY— Orari, Milford, and Temuka; TUKSDAY— Wuitohi Flat; WEDNESDAY— HiIton and Kokiilm; THURSDAY — Winchester nnd Gcraldino FJat: FRlDAY— Stands nt the Geraldine Stables; SATURDAY— Woodbury and Pleneant Valley. For Pedigree see Cards. Good Paddock accommodation provided for Mares nt Geraldine nnd Tcmuka. For further Particulars apply to HARRY SCOTT, Groom; or MUSDKLL & CO., Proprietors. . 10-12 2428 rTIHE THOROUGHBRED STALLION JL TRUMP CARD, Will Trnvel this Season m tho GERALDINE DISTRICT, as follows, viz. : -MONDAY— Winchester and Temuka; TUESDAY— Wnshdvke, Levels, nnd Pleasant Point ; WKDNE3D AY— Wuitohi Flat-t THURSDAY— HiIton and Kakahu; FRIDAY— Stands at the Gernldine Stables; SATURDAY — Woodbury and Pleasant Valley. For Ped'gree and Performance ccc Cards. Good Paddock accommodation for Mares at Geraldino and Temuka. TRUMP CARD is Nominated for the Sires' Produce Stakes, nt Iho Gernldine Racing Club's Spring meeting of 1890, consequently a great advantage to breeders who intend using this Sire. For further particulars apply to JOHN IT AY, Groom; or MUNDELL AND CO., Proprietors. 10-12 2t29 THE WELL KNOWN TROTTING STALLION C n A R G E R, Will Stand this Season at SILVERSTREAM m First-clnss English Grass Paddocke. CHARGER is a beaut if nl Chestnut ; Btands siiteen nnd a h:ilf hands high. He was bred by T. Carter, Keg., Blenheim, mid is by " Cedric " out of " Fanny," an upstanding" carriage marc imported from Sydney. "Cedric" is by "Barber," dnm "Jo" by "Glaucus,"a strain of blood that has pro- 1 duccd somo of the very best hacks and carriage horses m tho colony. Terms— TWO GUINEAS, payable Ist January, 1887. Pnddoeking free for sir weeks, Is 6d per week after that period. All care taken, but no responsibility. 10-21 2315 JOIIN McINTOSH. THE PURE BRED OLYDEBDALB ENTIRE HORSE GOOD HOPE Will travel this Season m tho Waimato District, and stand as follows :— MONDAY and TUESDAY nt Dooloy's Horse Bursar, Waimate ; WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY at Messrs McGoverin and Hardies, Xhe Hook ; FRIDAY and SATURDAY nt Mr W. Qiiinn's, Makikihi. GOOD HOPE is a bay horse, was foaled j Nor. mbcr 12, 1882, hns great jtrenglh of ! bone, with fino flowing hair, a prime mover, and is perfectly quiet and good tempered. He was bred by J. F. Kitching, Esq., Moa Flat Station, nnd his sire is tho celebrated stallion, Lord Salisbury (114, N.Z.H.8.), importod. Lord Salisbury was exhibited as a yearling at Ayr Show m May, 187R, nnd won first prize. At Ardrossan ho won first prize ; at Kilmarnock, m 1877, when a two-year-old, ho won first prize, with medul, for feost horse the yard; at Dairy, m 1877, ho won first prize; at Ayr, m May, 1877, first prize ; at Glasgow, m M^ay, 1877, first prize ; at tl)e Royal English, Liverpool, July, 1877, first prize ; at the H.B. Show, Edinburgh, July, 1877, first prize. ITo was shown at Dunedin m 1881, getting first prize ; also first prize and champion at Dunedin and Tuiori Shows, iv 1883, 1884, and 1885, nover having been beaten. Lord Salisbury's sire is Young Conqueror, (959, 5.C.5.8.) ; dam, Darling, by Tintock. GOOD HOPE'S dam, Scotch Annie (346, N.Z.5.8.), imp,, is a pure Clydesdale mare, bred by John Craig, Esq., Drumo. She gained first prize at Boinedin Show m 1883, with medal, for best rnaro m the yard ; at Tnieri Bhow, m Ifrß4, first prize for niaro and two of her progeny ; at Dunedin, m 1885, first prize and medal for the best mara m tho yard. Scotch Annie's sire, Ivanhoe 2nd (399, 5.0.5.8), bred by J. N. Fleming, Esq. Ivanhoe 2nd by Ivanhoe Ist (113, N.Z.5.8.), imp. He was got by the great Sir Walter Scott (797, 5.C.5.8.), who was grand sire of the famous Prince of Walea, whoso breeding needs np : commont. Pcotch Annie's dam, Lily, bre^ by Hugh Kerr, Esq., Mains of KUburnie, Ayrshire, has gained many premiums both at ofaybole and County of Ayr. Her grand-dam won more first prizes than any mare m Ayrshire until debarred from showing. GOOD HOPE gained first prize as a two-year-old at the Taieri Show m 1881 ; nleo first prize ns a toree-ycnr-old at Dunedin m 1885, and first at tho Taieri Show m 1885. The above pedigree proves GOOD HOPE to be descended from the purest of Clydesdale blood ; and he cannot fail to make a first claJ3 sire. For further Particulars and Terms apply to ,tho Undersigned or groom m charge. Good paddocks provided. JOHN DOOLEY, 11M6 5373 Proprietor.