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Timaru Herald, Volume XIIIC, Issue 13729, 20 October 1908, Page 8

STUD NOTICES. TO STAND at Fail-lie, and Travel me Albury, Cave. _-,.aru, and Raincliff Districts, The Thoroughbred Stallion O I M S HEEVES. SIMS REEVES' Sire was Simmer (imp.) by St. Simon; dam Cantatriee, by Goldsborohgh—Fireworks, dam Sylvia. TO STAND at Fairlie and Travel Albury and the surrounding Districts, The Purebred Clvdeedale Stallion pOMMA NDE II YET. COMMANDER YET wets bred by Mr R. Gawn, North Taieri. His sire* was Lion King, by British Lion (imp.), dam Darling,; by Prince of Wales. For terms and particulars see Card, or P. CASSIDY, Groom in charge. Good paddocking for mares, Is per week. All care .taken but no responsibility. Fees :, Commander Yet, Season £3 3s ; Sims Reeves, £4 4s, payable Ist January. 1908. 3 ' HUGH KERR, Fairue. TO TRAVEL in the St. "Andrews, Otaio,' and Pareora Districts, i The. Clydesdale Stallion - J 0 U G H F O Y L E.Sire, Loch Gyle; dam, Nell,, by Good Hope. LOUGH FOYLE has proved himself a sure foal-getter. TERMS: £3; £1 IDs parable Ist January 1909, balance £1 10,, when mares prove m foal. All mares sold or exchanged held to be in foal. All care taken but no responsibility. JOHN MeALWEE, St. Andrews. TO STAND at diate Surrounding D-strict A Limited Number of Mares onlv nLADS T O N E, The Purebred Clydesdale, by Reformer; ! dam Jeannie. Terms: £2 2s and £2 2s. Groomnge fee ss. Particulars, with details '{ fjtiow Ring attainments, on application tj M. MAZE. Pleasant Point; Or Groom in Charge. ! TO STAND this Season at Owner's nlace, Pleasant Point, and travel the Surrounding District, The Trot-ling Stallion T) It 0 A D L E A F. BROADLEAF is .a four-year-old Chestnut Colt, stands 16 hands. Sire—Ribbonwood, dam Our Bess. TERMS: 3 Guineas, payable Ist January, 1909. doomage fee," ss, payable at first service. Paddocking for mares from a distance, 2s per week. PHILIP STRATFORD. TO STAND at Tleaisaut Point, and travel Albury, Cave, and Surrounding Districts, the Handsome Irish Hunting Sire, Tp ATH Elt O'F LYN N. FATHER O'FLYNN was bred by Mr Jas. Smith, of Greenlield, Otago, N.Z. Sire, the famous Irish Hunter Wicklow, imported from Dublin. Jl<- is a Ijeautifiil gray horse, blamling 16.2J, with great bone, quality, style, action, and perfect in all his movements. FATHER O'FLY.VN'S dam, Lady Morris, jt> by that famous horse Birdcatcher, out of Mis; Morris) by the Dancer, imported Arab. He lias proved himself a, sure foal getter, and leasts ttoek of the proper sort. lEKMS—£2 season, half gnaraiide 3C* and 30? i. All niares told or exchanged, held to be in foal. All' moneys payable on or before Ist January, 19C9. For further particulate, applv JOHN WILLIAMS, I'leab-'int Point. TO TRAVEL the Part era. St. Andrews, Otaio and Ckiremont Districts, and serve a limited riumWr of approved Mares, the Purebred Clydesdale Stallion, T» K O W N S T O U T. He is a brown, well formed Horoe. with good hair, bone and .stul&taiice, and t>tandt> 16 hands 3 iuelKv; high. Sire, Welcome Willie, br Clvdesdale. Willie, dam Merry, by pVI Clydebank (imp.), Merry's dam Polly by Early Morning. From the above it mav be teen that BROWN STOUT has strain., of Clydesdale blood second to none in the colonv. TERM.*— oQ* 1.4 January. 1909. "and 3Ch when ui.iie provtt» in foal. Groimiage fee, c*> at tif.*t service. All mares sold or exchanged held, to be in foal. A. MeCLINTOCK. Lyalldale. Or Groom in charge. TO STAND at l'.lloughlon Grange, and Travel tli" Scadouii, Tiinuku, Ciareliiont. Kingsdowu, and surrouniiiug Distrietts. Tbo Imported ('lvd.-sdalo Stallion /-< It AIG 1 E MAI NS. {-' Sire, S|r l.viard: dam, Mary, by New ilnuii, e'-c. CRAIGIK MAIN'S, eolour bay, irtli clean tlat bono and good action. The principal pri/.eiuk«-rs at home for several years past are closely related to thi* sire, and the Stock lie is having speak fur themselves. Early application L* necc.v>aiv <o secure his service*, he i.» lim'iied. TERMS: 4 Guineas for a foal. Mures sold or exchanged held m bo in foal. Groomag.i fe-.> s>. For furtlier particulars hte C.irJ~, or JAMES McMITU'HIi:. Groom ineharge.