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Timaru Herald, Volume XIIIC, Issue 13711, 28 September 1908, Page 8

STUi) SLICES. ;-v*< THE STUD SEASON, 1908. OWNERS AJSD LESSEES OF SiIJD HORSES should bear in mind that NOW IS THE TIME to bring their Hort>eS t'toaiiiießtlj before Breeders, Farmers, and tie ffianj- oiiiera interested. "THE TIMARti HERALD" Is prepared to quote SPECIAL AND MOST? REASONABLE TERMS for the Season. As tie "Herald" circulates widely throughout South 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 TRAVEL in the Makikihi, St. Andrews, Otaio and Pareora Districts, The Handsoms Draught Stallion O M M A N X> E bred by Mr William Boag", of Buraside, c COMMANDER is a handsome dark brown horse, standing 17 hands high, with plenty of good sound bone and fine action. v Sire, Marshal Keith (imp.). Dam, Nannie, by : Lord Dunmore? (imp.); dam Nannie imp. by the Auckland Stud Co. TERMS: £4 4s, half guarantee. Season, £3 3s. Groomage fee, 6s. All Mares' sold or exchanged held to be ia foal. ■ ■>- ' ■ • . M. A. TOOMEY. TO STAND at Washdyke Hotel, Tuesday and Friday every week, for a limited number of approved Mares, The Standard-bred Trotting Stallion BL AC K RI B B ON, By Ribbonwood, dam Lady Nell. For Extended Pedigree sm Stnd Book. Paddocking for Glares, Is 6d per week. All care taken but no responsibility. All Mares sent br rail to be consigned to C. Connolly, Washdyke Hotel. , TERMS; £5 ss, payable list of January. ROBT. CAMPBELL, Proprietor, Maori Hill, Timaru. TO HORSE BREEDERS. "R GLILFORD, St. Andrews, has been asked by some of the leading Horse Breeders in St. Andrews district to keep MERRY TIMES in the district, and he has agreed to do so. ; MERRY TIMES is rising four years old, and is by the great prize-taking horse "Mernr Morning" (imported). "Merry Times'" dam is "Princess May," by "Crown Prince," a very ;raee«ssful prisr.etalcing "mare. Merry Times will only serve a limited number ofi marcs at. Four Guineas—one guinea payable in January, 1909, and ill ree guineas when mare proves in foal. All inures sold or exchanged after being served by Merry Times, the owner time of service held responsible. All care taken, but no responsibility. For furtlier particulars see Card. "Merry Times" was bred by the wellknown breeder Mr W. Gardner. No business done on Sundays. WM. GUILFORD, < St. Andrews. TO, TRAVEL Hie Cannfngtmi, Cave, and Albnry Districts. The Purebred Clvdesdale' Stallion, YOUNG ETTBICK 11. (Imp.) YOUNG KTTRICK 11. is ft dark bay horse, standing 17 hands high, with plenty of good bone and full action. He is rising four years old. Sir<>—Young Eltriek ; dam—Kitty. Young KUrick by Et trick (2775 13.G.H.5.8. imp.), g.g.s. Thumper, g.g-g.s. Thumper.all famous prigetakers. Kitty, bred by J. Bradshaw. of Warrugul. Sir*, Lucky Willy 11,, by Clydesdale Willy, the hitter by Lucky Wiljie (imp ). TERMS—Season JB4 4s ; £2 2s on Ist January, 1909, and £3 2s when marc proves in foal. Groom age fee 6s. JAMES STUMBLES, Cave. TO STAND at Holmo Station, and Travel short distance, Tho Purebred Glydasdstte Stallion ~OMIX I 0 N. J) -This,colt was bred by Mr Peter Robert son, Huntly, Outram, iind wjws fold November, 1905. Sire Marconi {imp}; g.sire, the world-renowned Hiawatha (10067 C'.S.B.i; g.g-sire, Prince Robert (7155); g.g.g-tiirc. Prince of Wales. Dan>, Pride, by Royalist, by Hard Times, bv Extinguisher; g-dam Jean, by Lord Salisbury, (imp). Marconi's dam Victoria (5024); g-dam Susie <5455); g.g-dam Missie (3432); g.g.g-dam Maggie, by Old Clyde ;575k Hiawatha's dam Old Darling (7365); g-dant Pupjiet (2617); g.g-dam by Clyde (1102). This Colt, has gained the following Prizes :—First at the T.n<ri and Third at Dunedin Shows as a yearling. TERMS-—Season, £5 ss; or £4 4s halfguaraniet-. 11. SKEATH. Groom-in-eharge. TO STAND THE SEASON AT HOLME STATION And Travel the Parvora, Kingsdown, Claremout, and Timaru Districts, The Thoroughbred Stallion * f I N L A N JJ. FINLAND is a hands* i>»o bnnvn horsfc. and w:t.- bivd by Mr Tuntbull in 1897, hi* (being Kill of Portland, dans Fishwife, by King of the Anglers. FINLAND *•« a first rat-?..performer on the turf. Included in h* victories are the Maribvmong i'lale, Sires Produw Stakes, Victoria St. Leg>r, Goodwood Handicap. 110 was JH<ond in Ascot Vale Stake*, beating Fides and Clean Swctrp—-Melbourne Cup winner 1900— ciiud in Caulfk'ld Guineas, beating Mab »ter. Hautboy, <-tc,, and vrm second lo Aunts (6st. J3!l») in (,'atilfield Futurity Stakes, carrying S*>t lib, l*:atiiig Maimer, G'-urgo Frederick, I'nited Si.iUs, and other*. Finland's *.ire, Hill of Portland, was bv St, Simon If., by Galopjn f.31, Hi?> Mm-k. HobrjkofT, Vasa, Chief l<ochiel, Lapland, ;md others. Kinliunl will !>• at Iwtferoitrxi <>» Tuesday and ai Mr ■!».«, Campbell's, «ii WtrtiiHsthiy ni^hi, TKUMS™£IO 10.-J fur 'ntor<nis;hbred Mare^v: £2 10s l>t January, .tod £2 10% uli«-n inn-' jirnv «•> in l't<i doi-kiny: t<>r lo irt"* id jr «irk, l'.v» ry I'ato 1»H t)» j» li.KilnFtuihcr j'.u t frf«nj K SWA INK, iti (IJ. «EUMBOOK HOT*L. HJUITHWFJ.L ku l« M « nottnetog h*ring &gua uk«n om ih» *lv»t« »nd will t*» gl»4 In w«l com* Old Friend® fcad tJj» PnWit All *»d (>rr*apood«oo« will r* MIT* proJMpi »U«aiio». TeUpkeat 111, m. mo T~mw ile,