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Timaru Herald, Volume XIIIC, Issue 13714, 2 October 1908, Page 8

STUD NOTICES. THE STUD SEASON, 1908. OWNERS AND LESSEES OF STUD HORSES should bear in mind that NOW IS THE TIME to bring their Houses prominently.before Breeders, Farmers, and the many others interested. "THE TIMARU HERALD" Ts prepared to quote SPECIAL AND MOST REASONABLE TERMS fo r the Season. As the "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 Handsome Draught Stallion CO M M A N D E R, bred by Mr William Boag,, of Burmside. COMMANDER is a handsome dark brown horse, standing 17 hande high, with plenty of good sound bone and line action. Sire, Marshal Keith (imp.). Dam, Nannie, by Lord Dimmore limp.); dam Nannie imp. by the Auckland Stud Co. TERMS: £4 4s, half guarantee/ Season, £3 3s. Groomage fee, ss. AH Mares sold or exchanged held to be in foal. M. A. TOOMEY. TO STAND AT WASHDYKE. I The Purebred Trotting Stallion > E D ROTH ,S C HI. LD. -». L —- Sire Rothschild; dam Gentle Zephvr (imp.), by Red Wind. RED ROTHSCHILD is a handsome dark bay with black poinds, and standi 15.5. For detailed pedigree see Card. TERMS: £4 4s; £2 2s payable end of season, and £2 2s when mare proves in foal. Paddoeking for mares at VJs. AH care taken, uu responsibility. Owners of mures at first service held responsible. JOHN ROBERTSON, Blacksmith, Washdyke. TO STAND at Washdyke Hotel, Tuesday and Friday every week, for a limited number of approved Mares, The Standard-bred Trottiug Stallion BL Ai: K R11;B ON, By Ribbonwood, dam Lady Nell. For Extended Pedigree see Stud Book. Paddocking for Man's, Is 6d per week. All care taken but no responsibility. All Mares sent by rail to be consigned to C. Connollv, Washdyke Hotel. TERMS:" £5 ss, payable let of January. ROBT. CAMPBELL, Proprietor, Maori Hill, Timaru. I TO HORSE BREEDERS. R W. GUILFORD, St," Andrews, hae VJ. been asked by some of the leading Hoitje Dreaders in St. Andrews district to keep* MERRY TIMES in the district, and he has agreed to do so. MERRY TIMES is rising four yeare old, and is by the great prize taking horse ".Merry Morning" (imported). ■• Mtny Times' " dam is " Princess May," by "Crown Prince," a very successful prizetaking mare. Merry " Times will only serve a, limited number of mares at Four Guinea*—one guinea payable in Junuary, 1909, and Uiroe guineas when maw proves in foal.. All ntares sold or exchanged after being served by Merry Times, 'she owner at time of service held responsible. All care taken, but no responsibility. For further particulars see Card. "Merry Times" was bred by the wellknown bleeder Mr W. Gardner. No di.ne on Sundays. \VM. GUILFORD, St. Andrews. TO TRAVEL the Canningion, Cave, and Albury Districts, The Purebred Clvdesdale Stallion, "y OUX <! ETTIt IC K 11. -1- (Imp.) YOUNG ETTRICK 11. k a dirk bay horse, standing 17 hands high, with plewy of good bone ;t nd full action. lie. is rising four years old. Sire—Young Edrielc ; dam—Kilty. Young Ettrick by Kttrick (2775 E.C.11.5.8. imp.), g.g.s. Thumper, K-B-k'-*- Thumper, all famous prize takers. Kitty, bred bv .1. Brud.sli.-uv, of Warragul. Sirv. Lucky* Willy 11., by Clydesdale Willv. the latter bv l.uckv Willie (imp.). TERMS Season £4 4s • £2 2s ..u Ist January, 1909, and £2 2s when mare proves in foal. doomage fee ss. JAMES STUMBLE'S. Cave. I'll STAXD at Holme Station, ami Travel short di.-:taneiw. The. Purebred Clvdetalale Stallion "j \ O M I ' X I u X. This colt was bred by Mr Peter Robertson, Huritly. Outram, "and was fold .November, 1905. Sire Manmii (imp! ; g.sire. the uotlil.renowned Hiawatha. 110067 C.5.8.): g.gsiie. Prince Robert, (7135|; g.g.gMre. Prince of Walui. Dam, Pride, by Royalist, by Hard Times, by Extinguisher; g-d.'im Jean, by Lord SiilLsbury. (imp). Marconi's diim* Victoria (5024 i; g dam Sn-ie (3433) : g.g dam Missie (3-132); g.g.gdum Maggi.-, bv Old Clyde (575 h Hiawatha's dam Old Darling (7365) ; g-dum Puppet (2617) : g.g-d.iiu by Clydo (1102). Thi* Colt has gained the following Prizes :- Find, at the Tujeri and Tliinl at lliiiiedin Shows as a yearling TERMS Sf-.von. £3'3m or £1 4* half (jiiai.im.-e. liioomage fee sm. 11. SKEATH, (iiooiu in charge. TO STAXD THE SEASON AT HOI,ME STATION And Travel the Pareora, King-down. Clareimuil, :ciul Tiiiiaru District.*. The Th..roiighl.i.-d Si.illinn T.l 1 X L A X I) . FINLAND is a liaiidf-ome brown lior-e, and wa» hr.fl bv Mr TiiinhiiK in lii'ft". lis. .sir.- bein K I'.il'l of Portland, dam Fi>hwife, bv King of ilm Any.lcis. FIXL'AXD was a I'nsl late perloimrr on (lie turf. liicltnhil ill in. vi. loii.-N ate the Maribyrnoiig Plate. S,t.-s I'lodtl.e Stake*. Victoria St. I.eg< r, fioo.iwood Haiuiicap. He was «... < mid in .Wot Vale Siakes iMMling Fide-, and Chan S«f p Melbourne Cup winner l a OG -■ -e.oti.l in Catilli-Id (.timc.-is. beat inn Mai -lei. Hautboy, ele.. and «-«* mvi.iul i.. Amu. i6si 1311.. in C..ii!h«l.| Fuiiiiiiv SiaJ.o. ...irvino ',.'. lib, U..;mg Malsle,'. I.'.olge Fl.-.'iei|,-|;, I IliUd Slates, and 0i!,.!-». Finland's .lie. Hill of I'o.tl.nd, ua- l.v St. Simon 11.. bv (Jah.pin « o. 11,-.',to,k. R.d.riUfT. ' Wa, C|„ t f |.o , hie!. Lapland, and others, Finland will U ~! (lie Karc.our-e >.n Tiie-lay nij«h(. olid -il Mr .!.■•,. Camp. • bill'", on Wrdne>d.»y night, ' TEH MS-.-£lO 10-c for T!,oro.tt.l,l.!*d Male.; „!!„.,- Mate-. £?. 10- Ist J..1.11:.! V. . and £?. JO. tthni Inai- prove, ,„ foal. P.,.! ] «£. . Liiiir |.,r inaic at ?» per w.-rk. Fwv .aie inkeii. but no !• s|M.ii>.|lnl|tr. Cr.-.tii-■Kc f.e. •,. Furihtr p»rJ>."ii)j?-« from K. SAVUNE. 11 room in t'hwge.