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Timaru Herald, Volume XIIIC, Issue 14337, 1 November 1910, Page 8

i STUD NOTICES. TO STAND TlijS SEASON ,VT IUVEHVALE FAUM, CRICKLE"WOOD.. The Black Pony Stallion, JACSY "-»■ Tsrms Two Guineas the beason; pavab!6 the First of January, 1911. For turther particulars, DENNIS CONNOR, Cricklewood. TO STAND AT FAIRLIE, AND TRAVEL THE ALBTJRY AND SURROUNDING DISTRICTS, the Thoroughbred Stallion. Sire Gipsy-Grand, dam .Kate, Ly Phaeton. Gipsv Grand 11. is a magnificent Black Hcrse, stands 16-i2s, ami lias a mild Temper. TERMS—Season £1 5s Ist Januarv. 1911, and £1 10s when mare proves in foal. For further particulars apply "ft". SHUSHALL, Aibury and Fairlio, Proprietor. TO STAND THIS SEASON AT WArMATE. and Travel the Surrounding Districts, the fashionablybred Trotting Stallion, TO R D VAN DE R (Bred by S. Johnston. Esq.. Tai Tarra, Canterbury), Sire Rothschild, Dam Juonic's Kitty by B;;ndoora. It is almost unnecessary to comment on sneli a well known and successful Sire as Rothschild. His gets, such as Dan Patch. Revenue, Almont, Jessie Palm, Geo. JI. Patchem, Sal Tasker, 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 :'n the Canterbury A. and P. Show Ring is also the dam of Young Rothschild, Boston, New York, Young Emnierson and The ' thus be seen that Lord Vanderbilt comes from the best Trotting Strains procurable in the -Dominion, and should leave Stock which must surely make a nr: me for themselves on the Turf and also as Harness Horses. Lord Vanderbilt lias taken Twenty-eight First Prizes, having been first at all the principal shows in New Zealand, and has never known defeat. TERMS—£4 4s half guarantee. % Ail mares sold or exchanged owner at first service held responsible. Groom's Fes 53. JAMES KING, Owner, Peebles ) AT KEX'WTN. and Travel me ivaihao, Morven. Waikakahi, Redcliff, and Waihao Downs Districts, iported Champion Clydesdale Stallion AGITATOR (10488 C.5.8.) Sire, Roval Standard (9817 C.5.8.), £. sire Roval Signet (8967 C.5.8.), g.g. sire Prince of Wales (673 C.5.8.). Dam Nell Macgregor (1124.3, C.5.8.1 bv St. Gatien (393S C.5.8.). g. dam Kate Macgregor (6325 C 5.8.), bv Macgregor (MB7 C.5.8.), g.g. dam" Laciv (562 C.5.8.), by Sir Wr.lter (795 C.5.8.).

sire was .a prizoI xs.KQr at tuo ±iigiiiand Society's Show in Scotland, and was for many rears the Champion Stallion of the Dominion. Ho is an upstanding dark brown horse, showing great quality, style, and character, and his stock hare won many prizes throughout the Dominion and Australia, including Champion at the last Melbourne. Shaw with the stallion '' Onward." i.l _'s when mares prove in foal. Full guarantee £6 6s. Groomage ss. All mares sold or exchanged, owner at time of service responsible. For further particulars apply to the owners, J. AND A. WEIR. r\ it ~ . Papakaio, ur the Gpoom m charge. T ° SVAI EL OTAI °- MAKIRTHI, HOOiv stfdholme districts IHE PUREBRED CLYDESDALE STALLIOX. TA R O'F DALM UI R . Sire Dalmnir Prince, (invo.). Dam, Star IH.. bred by Mitchell Bros.. Oamaiu. G. Dam Star, br Young Banker. G O. ■Jn in > Blossom, by Hero." Star 111.. Sire | King's Pride, bv iving of the Vanquishers. Dam Flower, bv | Boag s Crown Prince. Star III", j Dam, Star was First Prize •''' ,r^. r>l Oaraaru. and Champion Slave IRt J imam. Dalmnir Prince (imp.), | pedigree and Show ring records as ! Uianipion are well known. | STAY? OF DALMITR. foaled October : I_. th. IP(Vj. stands 17 hands. > = a Da-k ! Ear. with two white feet and star "on part;: ox ,us ceding from lir.rvrted Mocu, he should bo a verr desirable I Sire tr, breed from, esrwcialfv for slvot men*. Terms full guarantee £4 4= lnl? guarantee £3 10s. season onlv £S three or mere mares full guarantee £4. three or more :mres half guarantee £3 3s; one or two ir.ares if brought from a distance for the convenience of the horse same as for 3 or more mares. Groomage ss. Feec parable at first syvice or 31s; December. 1910. balance v\ lien mare proves in foal E. R, TvIXGSBTJRY,. V r ? aimatc-. Owner. Op; H. LRYBOTJRNF, Groom in Ch..rge.

TO STAND THE SEASON AT HOLME STATION, TIMARU. -ho Imported Thoroughbred Stallioi I IIINL A" N D . INLAND is by Bill of Portland, son of St. Simon and Electric Ljriht. for many seasons the lending sire in the Australian Common won !th. from "Fishwife," daughter of the "King 0 f the Ai'slcrs " and " Nameless" the dam of Crj-ol ny Carbine, and other winners. * INLAND is a Vown horse showine <:ront_ power nnd qualitv. and has proved himself n Rueoersful Sire as well , is a preat race-horse He won amongst "+l-,.->v races flip V.I?.P. St. Lcc-, MarioyroTi.c Pint?, Sires Produce Stakes. Goodwood Handicap, and ho was second in the Ascot Yale Stakes Gu'leold Guineas and Caulfield Futurity Stakes. Tn the season just closed. FINLAND rose from 9th in the list- of Winnin" Sires last year with a total of £4853"! t.T 6th this season with a grand total of £fiflß2, whi"h does not include a larae sum won hy " BobrikofF " in Australia, and considering nis limited" onnor+unities this must add considerably to his meritas a sire. He is a sire of numerous winners, includinp; " Bni-ri Voff. Nvland. Lapland. Chief Loc-hiel Heliant'ies. Merry Lass. Outlander' Penza. Portland. 'Restless. Yasa, TVnrdlond White Cockade. Zero. ' Scotch Plaid. Busvland, Freak. Tnlnnd. Ka-'t-nsn. Officious. T.'Hforn n^,r | Wa ; Tnka." The success of FINLAND'S Itoek was nhenorvienal at +lip Into Grand National Meeting, '" Ny'' ,nd "' ~»ennnnvi<T for two principal Flat Races, while "Scotch Plaid" and "Penza" each wen a race during tha mtetin" Paddockin.n; 2s per week. ' I Mr.re 3 will be met at the Timarn Rail- j way Station. •, Anply: { A. S EL won my. I *Jolma Station. Timar,,. I