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Timaru Herald, Volume XIIIC, Issue 14328, 19 October 1910, Page 8

DENNIS CONN 01?, Cricklowood. TO STAND AT FAIRLIE, AND TRAVEL THE ALBURY AND SURROUNDING DISTRICTS, the Thoroughbred Stallion, Sire Gipsy-Grand, dam Kate, by Phnptori. Gipsy Grand 11. is a magnificent Black Horse, stands lt>-2i, an<l lias a mild Temper. TERMS—Season £1 as Ist January, 1911, and £l. ]os when mare proves in foal. For further particulars apply W. SHITS HALL, Allmry and Fairlie, Proprietor. JAMES KINO, Owner, Peebles TO STAND AT KENWYr), and Travel the Waibao. Morven. Waikakahi, Redcliff, and Waihao Downs Districts, The Imported Champion Clydesdale Stallion AGITATOR (10488 C.5.8.) Sire, Roval Standard COSI7 C.S.BA, " " ; "! Roval Signet (5967 C.5.8.), g.g. 'rince of Wales C>73 C.5.8.). Dam ; mmi Macgrogor (31243, C.5.8.) bv St. Gatien (3988 C.5.8.), g. <iam Kato Macgregor (0325 CS.B.), by Macgregor (1487 C.5.8.). g.g. dam' Ladv (5G2 :er (795 C.S. ens a prizotaher at the Highland Society's Show in Scotland, and was for many years the Champion Stallion of the Dominion. He is an upstanding dark brown horse, showing great_ quality, style, and character, and his stock have won many prizes throughout tiro Dominion and I Australia, including Champion at the (last Melbourne Shew with the stallio.-i TERMS : £2 2s at end foal. Full :ge ss. A)i ■ner at time , uj M-i vice responsinia. I For further particulars apply to the i owners. J. AND A. WETR Or the Groom in charge Pap.ika.o, TO TRAVEL OTAIO, MAKiRrHf, HOOK, STUDHOLME DISTRICTS THE PUREBRED CLYDESDALE STALLION, jQT A R OF DUIIBIR, j Sire Dalmuir Prince (imp.), Dam Star I Til., bred by Mitchell Bros.. Oamani. I G. Dam Star, bv Young Banker, G.G. ■ Oniii Blossom, by Hern. Star'lll.. Sire King's Pride, ' by King of the (Vanquishers, . Dam Flower, bv , Bong's Crown Prince. Star III", Dam, Star was First Prize Mare at Oamaru, and Champion Mare nfc Timarti. Dalmuir Prince (ii>in.i. pedigree and Show ring records 'as Champion are well known. STAR OF DALMUTR. foaled October 17th, 1905, stands 17 hands, is a Dark ! Ray, with two white feet and star on ; iorelioiid. a thick set powerful Horse. i with Heavy quarters, and a sure Foal ' j getter. Carrying as lie does threeparts of his breeding from imported | Steele, he should be' a verv desirable i Sire to breed from, especially for shin- ' j ment. Terms full guarantee £4 ■!*, iiali j guarantee £3 10s, season onlv £3, three or more mares full guaran- ; | tee £4, three or more mares ' ) half guarantee £3 3s; one or two mares ! it brought from a distance fir the i convenience of the horse same as for 3 or more mares. Groomage os. Fees) payable at first service or 31st December, 1910, balance ■ when mare proves in foal E. R. KINGSBURY, _ Waimate, Owner. Or; H. LEYBOURNE, j Groom in Ch. rge. TO STAND THE SEASON AT HOLME STATION, TIMARTJ. , The Imported Thoroughbred Stallion, "jP I N L A N D . - FINLAND is by Bill of Portland, son of St. Simon and Electric Lgiht, for many seasons the leading sire in the Australian Commonwealth, from "Fish- . wife," daughter of the "King of th~ , Anglers" and "Nameless" the darn of . Crcol b v Prirbiiie, and other winners. FINLAND is a brown horse showins great power and quality, and has prov- ' o<l himself a successful Siro as well 1 as a great ram-hor-o He won ninon£i=t - "the- races the V.R.C. St. T.ecer. ; Maribyrong Plate, g;Ves Produce Q f:akes, Goodwood Haudionn. and he t was second in the Ascot Vnl? Stakps, ; C'lulfield Guineas and Caulfield Futurity - Stakes. 1 Tn the sonsrvn just closed. T-TNTLAND rose from 9th in the lift of Winning - Sires la=t year with a total of £48537 s to (ith this season with a grand total of £Gnfi2, ivhi-h does not include a " larrre sum won by " BobrikofF " in A us- ■ tralia. and considering hi'? limited onnortunities this must add considerably to his merit as a sire. He is a sire of numerous winner's, inoludinf " Tinl-in'. kolT. Nyland. Lapland. ChiV Wluel, Helinntnes. M"rrv T,ass, Outlander' ■ Penza. Portland. Pestles?. Vnsa, Ward- ■ l-nd. White Cockade. Zero, . Scotch ' Plaid. Rusvlan.T\ Freak. Tulnnd TviIvnsn. Landmse. Officious. Tlkltero « nr \ Wa'Tska." The success of PINLAND'R Stock was nheniv"cn<il at the Into [ Grand National Meeting, " Ny'l .rrl "' ""conntiii": for tl>e two pn'ncinal Flat, Paces, while " Scotch Plaid" and ' r "Penjia" each won ,n race during th.a meeting ; TER I iri guineas..Groomage ss, ' Pnddocking 2s per week. Ifnres will he- met at the Tiirwm Rail- ~ way Station. Anplv: " A. S FLWORTHY. Holme Station, Timnru.