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STUD NOTICES. To Stand this Season lie Owner'! Stables, and -.ravel the snrrotiuiinp; districts, tie vrd!-hre<l Trottins Colt-, OTH *\V O 0 D . Sirs—The Wood by WiVfrroc-d, Dan -Gingernuc by i.otrisefiilC. Terms—£3 3?, payabla j-nuary la' 1 , 1911. Mares cn. nautL> nrsfc owner held respond*. For i-arther particulars see caroa. or E. SC. /IT, Owner. Geraldin* TO STAND at the Owner's Farm, Blairbea, and travel Claremont. Tycho Flat. Levels, Kingsdown. Pareora Districts. JOHNNY ERSKINE C2IVJOHNNY EBSKP-JL is a_ powerfully built d?prl a grey risins seven years. 2*"-ri""linn; 18.3 b&fld^. Sire. San-! 7 Eir'tir* ffitp., C.S.B. Vol. XXII.) i a- sir* -??•?.«■ .Mexar.dor (3 5 !?0): e.c- i-*e Thence_p; Wales (673). Dam Sw°°t.n=art ; sire of dam. Lord F-rr.ninp (17441, br Bovdston Boy; e. Flora (5382). " TERMS: Sanson £3 3s; half guarantee £2 2a and £2 2s; full guarantee £5 os. CECIL J. SHAW. In charge. TO STAND this Season ?t Glen'f Farm, and Travel the surrounding Districts, Tbe Handsome Clydesdale SiaTfioa BOXER. BOTRT? 5= n dark .Kit horse, stand* iii2 1" hands high. "plenty of bon« and action, and n temper. ■ Sire. Chnm>ron: orit of Doll. Doll Kt- Kire ■< t' l " Vanquishers; e.d. by Sir Wallace, bred by LeaKninwn. TERMS- £3 3s; half cuaraniee. £2 5? pnyable Ist January 1911, wlieg mare proves in foal. Grooniase :«e'~s. Mares from a distant-?. 1= r . i Ti r 'T week. All care but no responsibility. For farther particulars apply to Owner, JOHN WILSON. Kimbell. TO STAND at acc Travel tbe Parsers.. Aibury, Care und surroundirs districts, The Hant'scrne Carriage Stallion FATHER O'FLVMM.FATHER O'FLTTvN, bred by James Smith. Esq., cf C'.vtciSeM, ' Otago. Sire, tbe famous IrUb hunter Wicldow (imij). Father O'Flync; is a beautiful grey horse, standing 13.2, of great bone, qualitv. style anil action, and perfect in nli his movements. • His dam, Lady Morris, iy taa fam<ms_ horse Birdcatcher out of Mi 33 Morris, by Morris Dancer (imported Aiao). Has proved liims./if a sure foal-/ fetter, and leaves stock of orSer. TERMS: Season £3 3s; half guarantee £"2 2s and £2 2s. All mares sold or exchanged held tc --V m foal. .MougTs payable on or before Ist January. 19li. Grcosiage fee payable on first service. For further particulars apply JOES' WILLIAMS. Pleasant Point. - TO STAND at his Owner's Fartn, Highcliif, and Travel the Cave and surrounding districts, - The Purebred Clydesdale Stallios LORD ALEXANDER. Sire, Prince Alexander; dam, Maggie. Lord Alexander will serve a limited number of approved mares at £4 4s: £2 2s pavable Ist January 1911, and £2 2s when mare proves in foal. Groomage fee os, payable on first service. All care taken but no responsibility J. STUMBLES. Proprietor, Cave. TO STAND at the Owner's Farm, Blairbec. The Staridard-bred Trotting Stallion FISHERMAN.

(33) FISHERMAN Leod's) is a dashing bay horse, foaled 1903; stands about 16 lianas with strong bone and good action. His sire Silver Boy, by Kintore, Oy (imported American trotter, sire of Mvsterv, Hom-stv. etc.). Fisherman s dam Rubv. by Lavender (trotter); 2na dam by "Douglas Kins (McCulloch s, imported Scotch trotting cob) by Harry Douglas, by Old Champicn Douglas. Silver Bov was a good, performer, hsrinir won the Mooroopna Handicap Trot, Finley (N.S.W.) Handicap Trot, ana the Xajrambie Hnndk-ap Trot, from 20 sees, behind scratch. Fisherman iraa one cf the fastest horses cf his ace, in Victoria, his best -winning record being 1 mile in 2.27, as a four-year-old ; as a tliree-vear-old he won the £SO Handicap Trot at Richmond, trotting the mile in 2.36, beating the imported colt Berlin wood; on 2nd September, 1907, he trotted second to Strathbar at Richmond, beating the Sydney horse Presentation and Dixie Alto, trotting his mile in 2.30; on the same day he finished third in the Handicap Trot. 11 mile, beating Lord Harold, Daisy Dean, and a nnmber of other good horses; he also trotted second and third at Epsom; on Ist January, 1908, he also won the Handicap Trot at Barmah from 300 yards behind scratch: in February, 1908, he won the 2.40 class from 10 sees behind scratch at Richmond, trotting the mils in 2min 27sec; in July, he again won in the 2.30 class at Richmond, also ran second the same day in the 2.35 class, being only beaten by a bead; the next meeting sit Richmond he won the £SO trot for horses that could trot the mile in 2.25 or better, beating such liorses as Emulator, Marvin Wilks (imp), and the Sydney horse St. Elmo; on the same day fce won the 2.30 class trot; he has also run second in six other races, and has a place record of 2.25 in heavy going. Ha has all these performances as a fourAs a. fivc-yGsr-ola, in -.903* he won the £4O trot at Richmond, trotting the mile and 1 furlong, in heavy rand, in 2.55; and . also won the —.27 class trot at Richmond, 1 mile, in 2.27 in lieaw going. Fisherman has prorotj himself" foal-getter, and is broken to saddle and harness. Beat placed record, 2.26 to the mile. This horse comes of particularly clean stock, and was passed by the Government Vet. at the Melbourne Parade in July, 1909, as free from all diseases and injurious strains. TERMS: Season £4 4s; half guarantee £3 3s and £3 3s; full guarantee as per arrangement. Good paddocking for mares at Is per week. All care taken but no responsibilitv. J. SHAW. Proprietor.

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Timaru Herald, Volume XCIII, Issue 14353, 19 November 1910, Page 8

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Page 8 Advertisements Column 9 Timaru Herald, Volume XCIII, Issue 14353, 19 November 1910, Page 8

Page 8 Advertisements Column 9 Timaru Herald, Volume XCIII, Issue 14353, 19 November 1910, Page 8

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