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Timaru Herald, Volume XIIC, Issue 14055, 12 November 1909, Page 8

STUD ..-NOTICES.. TO STAND AT HOLME STATION, And Travel short distances. The Purebred Clydesdale Stallion T\ 0 M I N I 0 N. For Extended Pedigree see Cards. TERMS: Season £3 3s; or £1 -it I date of service and £3 when Mare proves in foal. HARRY S. KEITH, Groom-in-charge. • TO STAND THE SEASON AT HOLME STATION, And Travel Timaru and Surrounding Districts, ~ .• ••■« • ■•'■'" •■' THE .IMPORTED THOROUGHBRED STALLION XI I N L A N D. FINLAND is by Bill of Portland, son of St. Simon and Electric Light, and for many seasons the leading sire m Australia, from Fishwife, daughter of King of the Anglers and Nameless, the dam of Creel and other winners. FINLAND is a brown horse, showing great power and quality, and has proved himself a successful sire, as well as a great racehorse. Ho won amongst other races the V.R.C. St. Leger, Maribyrnong Plate, Sires Produce Stakes, Goodwood Handicap, etc., and was second in the Ascot Vale Stakes, Caulfield Guineas, and Caulfield Futurity Stakes. In the season just closed Finland was ninth in the list of winning sires with a total of £4853. He is the sire of numerous winners, including Bobrikoff, Nyland, Lapland, Chief Lochiel, Helianthes, Merry-Lass, Outlander, Portland, Restless, Vasa, Wardland, White Cockade, Zero, and Scotch Plaid. FINLAND will be at the Timaru Racecourse and Teniuka one day each week. Paddockings, 2s per week; groom's fee, ss. TERMS mares; £5 ss—£2,los at first service, and £2 10s when mare proves in foal. Further particulars from A. S. ELWORTHY. EDWARD SWAIN, Groom-in-charge. TO TRAVEL the Albury, Raincliff, and Ashwick Districts, THE PUREBRED CLYDESDALE STALLION, TTEATHER LADDIE. Heather Laddie, Seven Years, by Lord Ranfurly, by Lord Salisbury— Laura Foley. His Dam is Bell by British Monarch —Duchess 11. His strain is one' of the best in the Dominion; this will be borne out by inspecting his Pedigree .Card. Terms: Season £3. Good Paddocking can be arranged. All care taken but no responsibility. A. E. ADAMS, Fairlie. TO TRAVEL this season in the T'emuka, Waitohi, Pleasant Point, and Levels Plains districts, the PUREBRED TROTTING S'RE, /"-i E N E R A L WOOD. GENERAL WOOD is a dark brown horse five years, old, by Ribbonwood out of Little Bell. Ribbonwood is champion of the Australian colonies, both on the turf and, in the show-ring. Little Bell is a dark bay mare standing 16 hands 3 inches high, by General Traeey out of Brenda, and • was bred by J. C. N. Grigg, Esq., Longbeach. Little Bell started in 24 trots and was' placed 23 times She was unbeaten in the show ring. General Wood was also shown three times, and secured the first prizes in Timaru each time (see stud book). TERMS—£3 3s, payable January Ist, 1910. Groomage fee ss, payable first service. Mares from a distance will be paddocked on my farm, or Mr T.. Mitten's farm, Sutherlands, where the horse will be every Mondav night. P. MITTEN, " Greenvale Farm, near Temuka. J. REID, Groom in Charge. TO TRAVEL Pareora, St. Andrews, Makikihi, and surrounding districts, The Handsome Drautrht Stallion Q 0 M N D E R. COMMANDER has only been shown once, and gained First and Champion at Courtenay in 1905. He has proved himself a sure foal-getter, and his progeny speak for themselves. COMMANDER, nine years old, was bred by Mr W r iJliam Boag, of Burnside, viz., by Marshal Keith, imp. (7046), dan Nannie; sire, Lord Dunmore (imp.), (180), g. dam Nannie, imp. by the Auckland Stud Company; g.g. dam Fancy. ••.-.«. j Marshal Keith was the highest-priced stallion ever sold 1 in the Australasian colonies, and there is no better or sounder strain of working horses than Lord Dunmore's in the colony. Commander is a dark brown, standing 17 hands, and of great substance and good quality, and was foaled on November 11th, 1900. TERMS: £4 4s half enarantee, £3 3s season, or £5 5s tun -Marantee. Groomage fee ss. All mares sold or exchanged to be charged for as season mares. Fo_- further pnrticulars apply to M. A. TOOMEY, Hilton, Or E. TOOMEY, Groom-in-charge. BLACK RIBBON, Tho Trotting Bred Stallion, will travel this Season, Timaru, Seadown. Temuka, Geraldine, W ? aitohi, and Pleasant Point Districts. 3 LACK RIBBON, is a beautiful Black Horse standing over 16 hands, with splendid flat bone and full of quality. His sire, Ribbonwood, champion of Australasian colonies, both on the turf and in show rings. Dam, Lady Nell, bred by J. C. N. Grigg, Esq., of Longbeach, is by General Traeey out of Flora Temple. For' extended pedigree see Stud Book, TERMS: 5 Guineas single mare; two or more as per arrangement; payable Ist January. 1910. Groomage fee ss, first service. ROBERT CAMPBELL, Maori Hill, Timaru. H. BEBBINGTON, Groom in Chare©. TO STAND At Pleasant Point, and Travel the surrounding districts, The Haudsome Carriage Stallion RATHER O'FL YN N. FATHER O'FLYNN, bred by James Smith, Esq., of Greenfield, Otago. Sire, the famous Irish hunter Wicklow (imp.). Father O'Flynn is a beautiful grey horse, standing 10.2, of great bone, quality, style and action, and perfect in all his movements. His dam, Lady Morris, by the famous horse Birdcatcher out of Miss Morris, by Morris Dancer • (imp. Arab). Has proved himself a sure foalgetter, and leaves stock of highest order. TERMS: Season £2 10s; half guarantee, £1 10s and £1 10s. All mares sold or exchanged held to be in foal. Moneys payable on 'or before Ist January, 1910. For further particulars apply JOHN WILLIAMS, Pleasant Point.