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Timaru Herald, Volume XIC, Issue 13438, 9 November 1907, Page 3 (Supplement)

STUD NOTICES. TO TRAVEL the Timaru and Surrounding Districts, The Thoroughbred Stallion. GIPSY GRAND, (Impt.) By Grandmaster —Naomi. SIRE of Imperator, Grand Rapids (winner of New Zealand Cup), Bagpipes, Secret Society, and other winners. Gipsy Grand was 13th on the list of Winning Sires last racing season. WINNER of a number of Races, including Dunedin Stakes, D.J.C. Champagne, Rhodes Memorial,;- Onslow Plate, Dunedin Cup Marshall Memorial, etc., etc. ' terms: Season —£3 3s. Groomage fee ss. DOUG. SMITH, Proprietor, Stone Stabels. TO TRAVEL the Timaru and surrounding Districts, The highly-bred Thoroughhved Stallion O 'Y C B EM, Sire, Lord Roslynn. Dam Mint-rill, For pedigree and performances see card. This finely proportioned horse holds a splendid racing record, and will serve a limited number of mores during the season. TERMS. £2 2s far Season, payable Ist January, ■ 1908. Urooihago fee, ss. .JAMES MoINTOSH, Proprietor, Stone Stables. TO TRAVEL.the Timaru, Pareora, Otaio, Fairvi'ew, and Claremont Districts, The' Purebred Clydesdale, Colt, TV R 1 T I SII " C H 1 E K. Sire, Pride of Chetnole, by Lord Ranfurly; Dam Mag, by King of the Ring. TERMS : Season, £4 full, guarantee; half guarantee, 30s at end ot season, and 30s when Mare proves in foal. " Groomage fee, ss. Owners at time of service held responsible. ' ,L IVEY, JUN., Proprietor, Saltwater Creek. TO STAND at Holme Station, and Travel I the Pareora, Kingsdown, Olareihpnt, , and Timaru Districts, The Thoroughbred Stallion .. ..■ TA 1 .N': L , -A' : N ;''D^; :Vi FINLAND is a handsome .brown horse, and was bred by MrTurnbull in' 1897, his sire being Bill of Portland, dam Fishwife, by King of theAnglerß, FINLAND was a first-rate performer on the turf. Included in his 't victories aire the Maribyrnong Plate, Sites Produce 5 Stakes, : Victoria ' St. liegSr,v Goodwood Handicap. He was second hi Ascot Vale Stakes, beating Fides and Glean; SweepMelbourne Cup • winner 1900- I —second 'in Caulfleld Guineas, beating Malsfor, Hautboy, etc., and was second to Anrus (6st ■l3lb) in Caulfield; Futurity Stakes, carry-: ing 9st lib, beating Malster, George Frederick, United ; States, and .bthera. Finland's sire, Bill of Portland, vf&i '< liy Simon 11., by Qalopin ,(3). ' ; . '; iFrnland will be at the R'acecoureie;,on Tuesday night, and at Mr James CampTERMS: Half guarantee Five Guinea*.; Paddocking. for mares at Is wr,, week,; Every care taken,. but no Groomage' .Fee, ',ss. : „.'.', ,''. . Jt[ : J r \,\+'■■■;..;■■■;/:■ Further particulars from Groom. in afiaree ; r R. OLIPHANT? Address ; Holme .Station, Timarit. ■ TO STAND ..at St. Andrews and Travel v surrounding distripts,; ; ::';',- The Purebred Clydesdale Stallion •"!..' M" E R R ■¥■■■" was :> bred by;.'., the. will- known Breeder,. William , Gardiner/ Esq, ■/ iPapft- , kaio. Sire Merry Mprnmg (imported hy Mr Samuel Young/ Bushy Park, Outrani) 1 . - Merry Morning .was bred; by Mf'John' V.; Anderson, Drummoral', Whitothorne, Wigtownshire*. Scotland., \ His aire was ,"Up; to Time " (10,476., C.6.8.) j gi sire; BaronW : Pride-(9122, lg.g; ssire, ■ Sk'vEver- .1 ard -(5353/ C.5.8.)/.. Dam, Maggie (13682)', * v : by Exquisite (8621) j g. d'am"'J«an. jl2388), ; ' by Windsor (2509); g.g. dam -Jean of i :Ba,rsalloch (8030), by QerieM Willio?Mi' (327). 4 Merry; Morning has won the'f<)li: i lowing Prizes : —First at Fort William and i Castle Douglas Shows in Scotland; "first' ; at Dunedin Summer Show 1904/ and first > and at the Taieri in l 19b4, and first* and ! champion at Milton l in 1906. ■'< Merry? Times' dam was Prince&s' { sire Crown Prince (430); dani Lady Maud (883), sire Lord Cranley (300).". Second ; dani Little Mary by Yo'uiig Banker | ■ . third dam Molly (879), by Clansman ;'• fourth donv Mary, by Crown Prince (61),; fifth dam Kate/by Prince of Wales (imp). Princess May was not shown until four years of age. She was second; at Timaru and Ashburton as a dry mare in rings of ten shown on each occasion, and beaten only by her stable companion Jeain. ; Prihr cess May and Jean were, first the pamia year as pairs at Cbristchureh. Princess May was second ih,Qamaru in 1905 as a. brood mare, and was second at the Inter* ; national Show ~in, Christchurch in ,190$, and first in.Oamaru aa a brood mare 1906. Lady Maud, the dam of Princess May, was champion at Ashburton: and Christchurch in 1903, and also ten first.prizes oh other occasions. , Little; Mary has also taken eight, first prizes : t at shows.. > Merry Time's is a beautiful bay colt, rising three years, with ; perfect action, feet and posterns, good quality, thoroughly sound and good tempered; ; So-it' will.be ■-. seen that Merry Times combines-the : best blood in Scotland, and the;-very best Clydesdale blood in New Zealand, which combines Baron's Pride, Lord Salisbury, Young Banker, Prince of Wales. .These sires are quite sufficient to. recommend , Merry Times as a sire to all breeders in search of high-class quality, ■ Merry Times will only serve. a limited I number of Mares at Four Guineas; One Guinea payable Ist January, 1908, and Three Guineas when Mare proves m foal. All Mares sold or exchanged alter being ; served by Merry Times, the owner at tini* of service held responsible.'•;''' AR- care taken but no responsibility. For further; particulars apply to - ,'■'.'■ "WML GUILFORD, St. Andrews. No business done on Suncßaysi IHEY please, they "ease, thiy mUMf i] ,". ' Moa'Tes*. '■': ; : : i .'. New Patent. Needs no' Setting. Can b» used a» au Open Fire, ! ASK FO» IMPROVED MAI.AjnJY-A. ...Agents: ■'.;■■: PRIEST, AND HOLDGAtEE, AND ,0. J. CALDWELLi Teed's Corn Cure. BOON to*£hose.suffering with Corns. L Bo cur4d by investing in A Box of TEED'S CERTAIN CURE for Corns. PRICE, Is. Only procurable at 1 the Local Agent, R. SommervSHe, PHARMACEUTIfcAL & DISPENSING CHEMIST, Stafford Street, Timaru. DR McINTYBE , S!Extr» Stediig; Frtrtßt ?ills, ,4f 6i, pbPUge fr»e. ..lilr:'^, , : it*, C3r«i«k A ■■