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Timaru Herald, Volume LXXV, Issue 11577, 12 October 1901, Page 4

Stud Hotices To Stand this Season, at his owner's Stables, Elloughton Grange, and travel' short stages in Timaru and Surrounding Districts, The imported Clydesdale Entire Colt, fi R A I G I.E MAINS, CRAIGTE MAINS was foaled in 1898, and bred by Archibald Jackson, Esq., Craigendmer, Lanarkshire, Scotland. Colour, bay, with clean flat bone, and good action, showing all the traits of the pure Clydesdale. Sire Sir Everard, S.S.B. 5353, dam Mary, Vol. XXIII., by New Moon, Vol. XII., 5.5.8.,435. As the above will show, CEAIGIE MAINS is descended from the most fashionable strains of Clydesdale blood on record, and as the Colt will only serve a limited number of Mares this season, early application is necessary by those desirous of securing his services. For extended Pedigroe, see cards. WILLIAM GRANT, Elloughton Grange, Timaru. ' To stand at Spring Park, St. Andrews, and at Temnka, every Monday I and Tuesday. The Thoroughbred" Stallion, PH A E T H 0 N, by Trenton, Trenton by Musket (imp.), dam Saphire, by the Drummer (imp.). PHAETHON belongs to the same family (No. 3) as that great norse Multiform, who won over £6OOO in New Zealand in three years ; also Uniform, winner of the C.J.C Derby, Otago and Wellington Cups, etc. ; Screwgun, who won the Great Northern Foal Stakes, the C.J.C. Champagne Stakes, the A.E.C. Royal Stakes, and many other great races. Phaethon's dam, Saphire, won the V.RiC. Oaks, and ran second to Grand Flaneur in the Derby. She is also the dam of Mr Stead's celebrated mare Bluefire, who won the Champagne, Challenge, C.J.C. Derby,' Oaks, Musket Stakes, and many other great races. Phaethon will be limited to fifty approved

Terms: Season £4 4s, payable Ist Jan., 1902; half guarantee £s.'ss, £2 12s 6d at time of service, and balance when mare proves in foal; 10 per cent, allowed on all fees paid before Feb. Ist, 1901. Free grazing for season mares until Jan. Ist i nest. All care taken but no liability in- j curred. For all particulars apply to H. L. GOODEVE, Spring Park. TO TRAVEL" THIS SEASON, In the Pareora, Otaio, and Surrounding Districts, . The well known and favourite Clydesdale, XOCH GYLE. "" i By What's Wanted, dam Blossom. J / LOCH GYLE'S Stock are too well known to need further comment. .' j Terms: £3 for season. Full guarantee £4. Groomage fee ss. Paddocking for mares from a distance. All care taken but no responsibility. I Full particulars apply JOHN McALWEE, Proprietor.

To travel Pareora, Claremont, and, Surrounding Districts, The Purebred Clydesdale Stallion, EEBO, Sire KelTin, dam Blossom. ever imported into the colony, is a bay horse standing 17 hands high, possessing plenty of good flat bone and hair, combined with good free action, and is a sure foal getter. Terms: £3, season. Groomage ss, at first service. WHITTAKEB and IVEY, Proprietors, Fairview.

ITo travel this Season, in the Albury, Totara, Pareora and Beaconsfield Districts, The Thoroughbred Stallion, T, A .-N L A SF , 1 - By Cadogan—Waterwitchi • This Sire is well known in South Canter buty, but never till the present time has his servioes been in greater request. The success of his progeny on the turf stamps HANLAN as being a Sire capable of producing racehorses of high class. This is exemplified in Sunrise, Oarsman, Lord Stanbury, Botfly, and that consistent crosscountry horse, Rowlock. • Terms, £3 3s. Groomage, ss. Paddocking for mares at Albury. All care taken but no responsibility incurred. Full particulars to be obtained from W. KTEAVENS, Albury. TO STAND AT FAIRLIE, Aad travel in the Albury, Cave, Totara, and RainclifT Districts, The Purebred Clvdesdale Stallion, Chall*enger, By Salisbury's Pride—Violet. CHALLENGER, recently purchased from J. Grigg, Esq., Longbeach, is a Bay Horse, standing 17 hands high, on short, well set legs, .7ith plenty of bone and substance, showing quality and the true Clydesdale traits all over; is very muscular and proportionately built, and is very active. CHALLENGER'S sire and dam have been most successful prize-takers in whatever Shows they have been exhibited. Terms, £4 4s the season, payable Ist January, 1902. Groomage, Ss at first service. Paddocking at Fairlie, Is per week. All care taken but no responsibility incurred. All fees pavable to KERR AND FRAYNE, Proprietors, Fairlie. TO STAND THIS SEASON, At Fairlie, and travel in the Albury, Cave, Totara, and Raincliff Districts, The Fashionably-bred Thoroughbred Stallion, 'ATER L 0 O, vv By Cuirasser—Hune, by Cap-a-pie. WATERLOO, bred by Dudor Bros., Auckland, is a Black Horse, standing 17 hands, possesses more than, the usual amount of bone observable in the thoroughbred, and is powerfully built all over. He is just the stamp required now for improving the breed of light horses. His breeding, which is undeniable, cannot be surpassed. Terms, £4 45,-payable Ist January, 1902. Groomage fee, hs, payable at first service. Good paddocking provided for mares at Is per week. All care taken but no responsibility incurred. For further particulars apply to KERR AND FRAYNE, Proprietors, Fairlie.

Als» to stand at Fairne, ana servo a limited number of Mares, The Handsome Carriage Colt, m H E GRAFT E R. THE GRAFTER is a beautiful Chestnut, standicg 15-2 Lands, with, plenty of bone and substance. Stylish and perfect in all hiss movements. Sire, the famous Irish Hunter, Paddy's Land (imp.), dam Betty 11. Good grass paddoplcs provided. All care taken but no responsibility incurred. All fees to be paid on Ist January, 1902. Further particulars apply to i KERR AND FRAYNE.^ Proprietors, Fr-irlie.