Stu4 NoticesTHE STUD SEASON. OWNERS AND LESSEES of STUD HORSES should bear in mind that now is the time tp bring their Horses prominently before Breeders, Fanners, and the many others interested. "THE TIMARU HERALD" Ib prepared to quote SPECIAL AND MOST REASONABLE TERMS for the Season. As the " Herald" circulates widely throughout Canterbury, the present is an opportunity that should not be lost. The Office is also prepared to PRINT CARDS in any design, with Extended and Tabulated Pedigrees to date, at the most REASONABLE PRICES. TO STAND at " SPRING PARK," St. Andrews, and be at the services of Breeders in the Timaru and Waimate Districts, PHAET H O N, By the.mighty Tienton out of Sapphire. PHAETHON is the only son of Trenton in the colony, and is of "commiinaing size and subst-ance, standing 16.2 and measuring 9 inches below' the knee, and possesses a beautiful temper. Phaethon has sired many winners, amongst which arc Lady Lillian, Phaetontis, and Aeronaut. Brcea eis should make eaily application, as this grand horse will bo-limited to 50 mares at a fee of £4 4s each, payable Ist January, 1905. .Phaethon will be at Waimate on Tuesdays and Timaru on Saturdays. For fin tiier* particulars apply to CECIL INNES FARLEY, or ,1). O'lveefe, in charge. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE. HE Imported Thoroughbred Horse Will Travel the Timaru and Gcraldine Fee for approved Mares suitable for gelting Remounts, 24 guineas, payable as follows:—li Guineas at end of season, and 1 Guinea when Mare piovos in foal. For Thoroughbreds 4 Guineas, payable as follows:—2 Guineas at end of season, and 2 Guineas when Mare proves in foal. All Mures sold held to be in foal. Gromiage. ss. Paddocking will be provided by arR. GLENAPP Districts this Season.
For further particulars apply to the Groom in charge, or the Inspector of Stock, Timaru. Pedigree: GLENAI'P (1898) (Bay Horse) Enthusiast Finnart Sterling Cherry Duchess Ayrshire Spray tj 'l d § 3 2 11 a .- ! r! 11 h £ *3 3 0 O >■ H JSS- H x JOHN D. RITCHIE, Secretary. Wellington, September 1904. The thoroughbred stallion GLADSTONE Will Stand at the Truganina Lodge, and Travel short stages this season. GLADSTONE, bied by Samuel Gardiner, Esq., of Bundoora Park, Victoria, and imported to New Zealand by Rea and Tvestrail, is a brown coaching stallion, 6 years old, 16 hands high, with splendid bone and substance, by Perfection (imported); dam Florence, by Denmark (imported); Florence's dam by Waverley (imported), out of Huba. Perfection (imported), dark brown, 17.1 hands high. Sire Coker's Perfection; grandsiro Warthe's Perfection; g-g-sire Jackson's Perfection; g-g-g-sire Cotton ; g-g-g-g-sire Bay Beckingkam; , g-g-g-g-g----sire Grand Conqueror; g-g-gi-g-g-g-sire, Henderson's King George. Dam by Old Phenomenon; grand-dam by Wink's Champion. Perfection has taken 42 first, special, and champion prizes, and has an unbeaten record on the show gtound. His stock has taken two champion prizes, four special, twenty first, ten second, and six third prizes. His colts have been sold at one to two ytars at from 50 to 200 guineas
each, and lus fillies fiom 20 to 60 guineas. Terms : Season, £2 10s. For further particulars apply to GROOM IN CHARGE. TO TRAVEL THIS SEASON, in Timaru, Pareora, St. Andrews ,ind Surrounding Districts, the High-class Hunting Sire THE GRAFTER, Sire, the famous Irish Hunter Paddy's Land (imp.), by Ascetic, son of The Heimit; •rlnnt Hij Wr IV«lcHeoTT»«x'tl» (imp.). rTIHE GRAFTER * is a beautiful dark > chestnut, 15hds 3in high, with splendid bone and quality, stylish and perfect in all his movements, and has already sired some of the finest Stock in South. Canterbuiy. TERMS : Season, £2 10s ; Half Guarantee, 30s end of season, 30s when marcproves in foal. Groomage, ss, at first service. Apply RICHARD MAHOXEY, Proprietor, Truganina Farm, Levels.
TO STAND at Truganina, near Racecourse, Timaru; Pleasant Point, Waitohi, Totora, und Alburv Districts, The Thoroughbred Horse DEERSTALKER, Full-Brother to Cannie Chiel, Windwhistle, and Signalman; and full brother in blood to Stronghold, Tessera, und Terrapin. Deerstalker, bred by sir Geo. h. Clifford, Stonyhurst, 'is a beautiful chestnut, 5 years old, standing 16.2 high, possessing jiize, bone and substance, and is particularly w-e!l propoitioned, and his blood is the veiy best, as on reference to his pedigree it will be found to contain nil those traits of speed and endurance, combining the St. Leger, Musket, Apremont, Traducer, and Camden strains; the success of which is familiar to nil lovers of stout, staying bred. Clanranald, Deerstdlker's sire, was himself a great lacehorse, and has made an equally fine reputation as a sire of nilround racehorses, and is one of the few horses in New Zealand whose .progeny race well over all distances, while tney have also made names for themselves as weightcarriers and jumpers, and all noted for their size and substance. Weathereye, dam of Deerstalker, is undoubtedly one of the best brood mares in New Zealand, being by that great racehorse and stayer Maxim—from Galatea, full sister to Pygmalion and Cynisca, her dam Flying Nautilus, by Traducer out of \Vaterwitch. With such splendid strains of blood run-
ning in his veins, it will be passing strange if such a commanding horse as Deerstalker does not leave stock worthy of the great family from which he is descended. TERMS: Season, £3 3s; Half Guarantee, £2 2s end of season, £2 2s when mare in- foal. Groomnge Fee, Ss. All care taken but no. responsibility. Good Paddrfcking Free of Charge. Only a limited number of mares laken. For further particulars apply J. WILLIAMS (in charge), or RICHARD MAHONEY, Trugnnina Lodge, Levels. Westport Uoalbrookdale Coal. ' NEW ZEALAND'S FAMOUS HOUSE AND STEAM COAL.
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Timaru Herald, Volume LXXXI, Issue 12476, 13 September 1904, Page 4
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