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Timaru Herald, Volume XIIIC, Issue 13713, 30 September 1908, Page 8

STUD KOIICES. THE STUD SEASON, 1908. OWNERS AND LESSEES OF SiUD HORSES should bear iu mind that NOW IS lrlE TIME to bring ' their Homes prominently before Breeders, Fanners, and the many others interested. "THE TiMARtJ HERALD" Is prepared to quote FECIAL AND MOST REASONABLE TERMS for the Seufcon. As the " Herald" circulates widely thronghout 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 I'RICES. TO TRAVEL in the Makikihi, St. Andrew*, Otuio and Paroora Districts, The Handsome Draught Stallion c OMMAN D E R, bred by Mr William lioag, of Buinside. COMMANDER is a handsome dark brown horse, standing 17 hands high, with plenty of good sound bon§ and fine action. Sire, Marshal Kei!h (imp.}. Dam/ Nannie, by Lord Donmore (imp.); dam Nannie imp. by the Auckland Stud Co. TERMS: £4 4s, half guarantee. Season, £3 3s. Gmomage Mares sold or exchanged held to be in foal. M. A. TOOMEY. R TO STAND 1 ". AT 'WASHDYKE. The .Purebred Trotting Stallion K 1) R O T H C H 1 L D. Sire Rothschild ; dam Gentle Zephyr (imp.), by Red Wind. RED ROTHSCHILD i# a luuidsome dark bay with black points, and jstauds 15.3. For detailed pedigree Card. TERMS: £4 4s; £2 2s payable en<f of season, and £2 2s wlun mate piovefc in .foal. Paddoeking for mates at AH care taken, no responsib lity. Owners of mares at Hrst servire h'hi re»pon.Mble. JOHN ROBERTSON, Blacksmith, Waahdykc. TO STAND at Waahdyke Hotel, Tutsday and Friday every week, for a limited number or approved Maics. The Standard-bred Trotting Stallion BL A 0 K RIllB ON , By Ribbouwood, dam Lady Nell. For Extended Pedigree see Stud Book. Paddoeking for Mares, Is 6d per week. All care taken but tio responsibility. AH Mares sent- by rail to be consigned to C. Connolly, Washdvke Hotel. TERMS: £5 ss, payable lt>fc of Jauuarv. EOBT. CAMPBELL, . : Proprietor, Maori Hill, Timara. TO HORSE BREEDERS. Mil \V. OUILFORD, SU Andrew, hn* been nsked by soiuo of the lending 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 yenm old, mid is by the great prize-taking hortt« "Merry Morning" {imported). Merry Times'" dam is " Prinmti Mac," by "Crown Prince,"' a very successful prizetaking inaie. Merry Times will only serve a limited nutnljcr of mares at Four Guinea#—one guinea, payable in .January, 1909, and three guinea* when tuaic provi* in foal. All mart's, sold or exchanged after being served by Mvrry Times, the owuer nt time of service hold All tare taken, but no responsibility. Fur further particulars see Card. "Merry Time*" was bred by the wellknown breeder Mr f W, (Jardncr. Ko- biuiaaa -duiio on Sundays. WM. GUILFORD, St. Andrew*. TO TRAVEL the Caimmgtnn, C»ve, and Albury Districts, The Purebred Stallion, ; \7 017 N u ET T RICK 11. A tlmp.) YOCNO KTTHICK IL> a dark buy horse, standing I? hands high, with pletlty of good hone and full action. Ho in tug four years old. Sir* —Young EUris-k ; dam—Kitty. Young Ettrick by Ettrick >2775 E.C.H.S.IL imp.), g.g.s, Thumper, g.g.g.b. Thumper, all famous prize takers. Kitty, bred by J. Bradshaw, of Warragut. Siiv," Lucky* Willy 11. < by Clydesdale Willv. Hto-hitter bv Ltickv Willie (snip.}. TltttMS—Seawn £4 4s f £2 2h on 1* January, 1909, ami £2 2s when in are pioves in fo.ti, Uroomage fe»* 6s. JAMES STCMBLES, C»vc, TO STAND at Holme .Station, and Travel short distances, The Purebred Clydwdale' Stallion -OMIX 1 0 N, D Thi* colt wis bred by Mr Peter Robertson, Huntly, Outran!, and was fold November, 1905. Sire Mammi (imp); g.sire. the world-renowned Hiawatha. (10067 C.S.B, >; g.g-Kire, pjince Robert {7133}; g.g.g *>hv, of WhliDam, Pride, by Royal;*!, by Hard Time*', bv Extinguisher ; g dam Jean, by Lord X.ilMuu y. M.iicuiii'.H dam Victoria tao2'li; g-duiii Su.hh- (3453): g.g-dam (3132!; g.g.g dam Maggi-', by Old Clyde i575r. liiiiwutha's dam Old Darling *7365.' : g dam I'ujijf-'t ?2617; ; g.g d.uo by t'h de ill 02), Thw Colt hi* gained ii»" f«dlo«'iiig rn/es; a) the Tai-ri and Third a* Dimedin Shows' <*>■' ii yearling. TERMS Se .-itn, £5 S* ; or ii' '1 liuif Urooniagt' fe* 11. SHEATH, tJroom-in-citargv, l'() STAND THE SEASON AT HOLME STATION And Tn<ve) the I'atYoia, Kmgsdown, tiaremolit, ami Timaru Dist The Thoiougitbn-d Stallion P i N L A N 1). KINI.AND i>i a li-ueb-iiii'' brown hor-re, and »as I>(T<i by Mr 'J'tiriiliun m WXi, !i-k ,•»!!•»' lit-iiig Itjl! nf Pottliiiid, dam I'Vh -.Mfv. by King <»f (Ik; Ai^rlcr*. FINLAND wa> ;s t»i>s- rat*' jt«rt«nncr »!i tin- tut f ltii'!ud«'d in )r<h vjfi ««»»«••» if- »U« MiU)b*rit«ng Pl.«»e. Prodm-v S?, Lvg''l'. 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