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Timaru Herald, Volume XIIIC, Issue 14322, 12 October 1910, Page 8

STUD NOTICES. TO STAXI) THIS SKASOX T RrVRRYALF, FARM, CI! ICK ';!•'.• "WOOD, The B!:ick Pony Stallion, JAC Ii Y T A 11. Terms Two Guineas the Season: payable the First of January, 19X1. For further particulars, apply: DENNIS CONNOR, Cricklewood. TO STAND AT FAIRLIE, AND TRAVEL THE ALBURY AND SURROUNDING DISTRICTS, the Thoroughbred Stallion, (o<_ IPSY GRAND 11, Sire Gipfv-Grand, dam ICate ; by Phaeton. Gipsy Grand 11. is a magnificent Black Horse, stands 16-2 i, and has a mild Temper.

TjljßiMS—Season £'l os Ist January, 1911, and £1 10s when mare proves in foal. For further particulars apply W. SHUSHALL, Alburv and Fairlie, Proprietor.

TO STAND THIS SEASON AT rounding Districts, the fasliionablybred Trotting Stallion, 0R D VAXDER BIL T . (Bred by S. Johnston. Esq., Tai Tnpu, Canterbury), Siro Rothschild, Dam J home's Kitty by Bundoora. It is almost unnecessary to comment 011 such ■' well known and successful Siro as Rothschild. His gets, such els Dan Patch. Revenue, Alrnont, Jossie Palm, Geo. M. Patchem, Sal Tnsker, The Baron (full brother to Lord Vanderbilt) and scores of others, speak for themselves; while Kitty, dam of Lord Vanderbilt. besides having taken many prizes in tho Canterbury A. and P. Show Ring is also tho clam ol' Young Rothschild, Boston, New York, Youiik Emmcrson and Tho Baron. Tt will thus bo seen that Lord Vanderbilt comes from tho best Trotting Strains procurable in the Dominion, and should leave Stock which must surely make a name for themselves on the Turf and also ns Harness Horses. Lord Vanderbilt lias taken Twenty-eight First Prizes, having been first at all the principal shows in New Zealand, and lias never known defeat.

TERMS —£4 4s half guarantee. All mares sold or exchanged owner at first service held responsible. Groom's Fee

JAMES KING, Owner, Peebles. TO STAND AT KENWYN, and Travel the Waihao, Morven, Waikakahi, Redcliff, and Waihao Downs Districts, The Imported Champion Clydesdale Stallion AGITATOR (10488 C.5.8.) Sire, Royal Standard (9847 C.5.8.), g. sire Royal Signet (8967 C.5.8.), g-g. siro Prince of Wales (G73 C.5.8.). Dam Null Mucgregor (11243, C.5.8.) by St. Gatien (3988'. C.5.8.). g. dam Kato Macgregnr (6325 C.5.8.), by Macgregor i (1487 C.5.8.), rr.fr. dam Lady (562 C.5.8.), by Sir Walter (795 C.5.8.). This well-known siro was a prizetaker at tho Highland .Society's Show in Scotland, and was for many years the Champion Stallion of tho Dominion. He is an upstanding dark brown horse, showing great_ quality, style, and character, and his stock have won many prizes throughout the Dominion and Australia, including Champion at tho last Melbourne Shew with the stallion '' Onward."

TERMS: £2 2s at Gild of season and £2 2s when mares prove in foal. Full guarantee £6 6s. Groomage os. All mares sold or exchanged, owner at time ot service responsible. For further particulars apply to the owners,

J. AND A. WEIR. ~ „ . Papak tne Groom in charge.

SVA£ E l J mTT OTAIa marikihi, HOOK, STtJDHOLME DISTRICTS g™P™BBED CLYDESDALE < TA R O'F DA LMUIE,

Sire Dalmuir Prince (imp.), Dam Star 111., bred by Mitchell Bros., Oamaru. ® tar > by Young Banker, G.G. Ham Blossom, bv Hero, Star 111., Sire King's Pride, by King of the Vanquishers, Dam Flower, ' by Boag's Crown Prince, Star 111., Dam, Star was First Prize l ai m-Oamaru, and Champion Maro at Timaru, Dalmuir Prince (imp.), pedigree and Sliovr ring records as Champion are well known. OF DALMUIH, foaled October 17th, 1905, stands 17 hands, is a Dark Ray, with two white feet and star on forehead, a thick set powerful Horse, with heavy quarters, and a sure Foal getter. Carrying as he does threeparts of liis breeding from Imported Stock, he should bo a verv desirable Sire to breed from, especially for shipment.

Terms full guarantee £4 4s, half guarantee £3 10s, season only £3, three or more marcs full guaran£4, three or more mares half guarantee £3 3s; one or two mares if brought from a distance' for the convenience of the horse same as for .3 or more mares.

Groomage ss. Feeo payable at first service or 31st December, 1910, balance when mare proves in foal E. It, KINGSBURY, Waimate, Owner. Or; H. LEYBOURNE, Groom in Ch-.rgo. TO STAND THE SEASON AT HOLME STATION, TIMARTJ.

The Imported Tlinronglibrpd Stallion, pINL A N D .

FINLAND is by Rill of Portlnnd, soil of St. Simon and Electric T,giht, for many sensons the lending sire in tho Australion Commonwealth. from "Fishwire, ' daughter of the "King of the Anglers " nnd "Nameless" tho dani of Cri«l hy CNrbine, nnd other winners. FINLAND is .a brown horse showing pxent power raid quality. pnd hns proved himself .a successful Siro ns well as a grent rnce-liorso He won amongst -the- rnces the V.R.C!. St. T,o<?er, Mnribyrong Plate, Sires Produce Stakes. Onodwood Handicap, nnd he was second in tho .Ascot Vile Stakns, Oinlfield Guineas and Cnnlficld Futurity Stakes. Tn the senscn just cln?crf, r"se from 9th in the 1 irt of Winning 'Sires Inst, yenr with « total of £4SJ>3. to fit.h fir's Sanson with a grnnd total of whi"h docs not includo a large sum won hy " Bohrikoff " in Australia. md considering his limited ori. nortunities this must add considerably to Irs merit ns a siro. He is n sire of numerous winners, includinp' " RnViIroff. N viand. Lapland. Chie' T,och;»l, Holiant"cs, Mcrrv T.nss. Outlinder", Pon'.n. Portland. Pottles? Vnsn, TVn*-rl--1 ->1 rl. White Cocknde. Zero. Scot"h Plnid, Bu'vlnncl, Fieak, Tnlmd, KaLnndrnse, Officious. TJlritnro n-nrl Wa'rnkn." The success of FINT/ANTTf! <3tock wn* nlienofonnl at t*"> h>+r> Grand Nnt : or.nl Meeting, '' ""conntin o, for tli" two princi»ynl Flat, Bnces. while "Scotch Plaid" and ". Pen 7,a " nach won a raco during the meeting TERMS: 10 Ouinon.s, CJroomago ss, Pnddooking 2s ner week. Mares will be met ni the Timaru Railway Station. Apply: > R FL WORTHY. Holmo Station, Timnru,