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Timaru Herald, Volume XCVIII, Issue 15159, 1 October 1913, Page 11

STUB NOTICES. travel the FA ® L S RAINCLIFF, TOTARA, CAVE and ALBURY Districts, ■The Magnificent Shire _ BORO' salesman. SALESMAN was foaled in KtTt £1 was imported 9 r '6g, Longbeach. He is '}-rP 1Q "tar© horse, of massive propori and great action. He is a dark w itb star "and streak down;face, o W lte legs-, He served 1,..? I }®, number of mares at Longgetter y e ar, and proved a suro foalbvSmJilyth^c^d Kin S Maker (18534>, Conqueror (14997), dam Tib / o _®|y^ wo Gaelder Rose. Whitefoot—Sire Fear T?A dam .34017 Star. further particulars in regard to pe lgree, than which is none nf' > Be a 7 oL 33 > Shire Horse Society, r zf ro ® a »fisroan was bred by L. G. ps^, er ', Es< 3-; Skipton Lee, , Quainton, Last year, thoVgh only foaled m May 19i 0 , he gained first prize at. Christcnurch Show in the fe 5 ,w "" 8 £ fA s Season. GroOmage fee, v, Is 6d per . week, ■cor further particulars applv, HUGH KERR, » ' Proprietor, Fairlie. « ' 1 ' ' r ; r J. LANG, Groom in Charge, nr^t* 1 MISSED by any. of season, Will be Served at Half Fee. AU Fees payable- in oiTm 1 ?' I 4' care taken with' bilfta? Berved « tut No Responsi- ' HUGH KERR. Fairlie. j ■■ ■ '■ . , T ° SfANtf At St. Andrews, and Travel SurToundl?on— 18 the Clydesdale 3talF IELD marshal. dnrl t 1 MARSHAL is a beautiful dark brown horse, standing over L w* nds ' , w J th splendid bone and hair and is one of the fastest walking horses in Canterbury. He is known throughout the Ellesmere dis tnct as a sure foal-getter, his stock being good and commanding topjrioes when offered at auction Three-year Colt, being First Prize in Ruig of at Sydney H Wee^ade 1911: also First Prize, 1912 as a year-old Also, Mares by Field-Mar-shal sold up to 100 guineas in Melbourne and his young stock, have thia marked again topped the Melbourne sire of Field 'Marshal was bred by Mr James Arjrv Crannnl Rothie-Norman, Scotland m 1886 ; sire McCamen, (2818), dam Darling 11. (4376)., by ivanhde H. (339) • S ® arlin S, (5049), by Lorn (499) ; great- grandam Rata. by You noRob Roy (8328). Marshal Keith won many; first prizes in Scotland,; at' Nar-randera-and Wagga (Victoria), and First and Champion at Royal Show Melbourne. ' PRIMROSE ITT. dam of Field Marshal. bred by the late Mr W Boae is by Lord Drnimore (180) imp. Dam Primrose, by Rosebery (imp.); granddam Emma (imp.).- byDaraley H great; grnndarn by Yourie Camrisie. ' TERMS: £2 2s January Ist, i 914, £2 2s when Mare proves in foal. Groomage 5s Season. ' ; i. For further particulars apply to: A. PATERSO2T. Groom in. Charge. Or W. J. DOYLE, Doyleston. To Travel Timaru and Surrounding Districts, The Standard-bred Trotting Horse, PRIDE OF KENTUCKY. PRIDE OF KENTUCKY is a >*ndsome, fine upstanding oolt, of of fine bone and substance, bred by Herbert, Esq., of- Ardmore Station Kelso.

Sire, Kentucky Yet, by Kentucky, by Berlin (imp.), flam Jenny Tracey ''imp.)- Kentucky Yet's dam. Lady Helen, by Hafkjjtvay. cut of Fanio by CassiyeLiunus. fTai'kaway by Dnmedes. ( (jmp.. by .Hon, W.. RobinSoa), darri Dninli.- by SkeletM (ittip. by Sir Cf&efftft'wilsbti>. tnipfilfltts,' by Kinff Harold, by Childo Harold iut of Trtitrip Cn'l'd by TfiidUcer. Forparticulars see Cnrds. St&efe % Jteritucky Yet Koln. 2 miles in 4.41, an Australasian record for Trtare in saddle; S.M., 2 mi>R in 5.3: The Ace, 2 miles in. S.f>: Mine Yet. If miles In 3.45; Woodroff. 1 mile in 2.25. S.M. was recenly sold tfrtf 2SO sovs. TERMS: £1 10s end of season, a.".d £2 when inare pl'oves in foal. All mares sold or exchanged, owner first service held responsible. For further particulars apply to A. CRUICKSHANK, ' Gleniti. TO STAND AT BRINKLANDS GRANGE, WINSCOMBE, And Travel tho Faiflie and Albury Districts, The Purebred Clydesdale Stallion

royal banner. PEDIGREE: . Sire, AGITATION, by Agitator (imp). Dam, KATE, by Reformer. Royal Banner's sire Agitation was a vel'y SuCSfeSSful hatsfe in the show iiiljg. 110 gained first aiid champion at the Taieri. Show' in .1910, afid first and champion at Riverton and Invereargill Shows in 1911. His dam was Laay • smith, by Hatfield, by Lord Salisbury (imp.). . Agitation's sire, Agitator (10,488 C.5.8.),. by Royal Standard, by. ItoVal Signet, by Pi'inCe of Wales. Agitator's dam, Nelly Macgi-egor, by St. Gatien> by Old' Times, • AGITATOR waS on® &f th& mbst successful horses in the show ring that, the Dominion has ever known, having Won first and Champion |>riz&s dt ne&rly all the most important Shows in the Dominion, and at the last Oamaru Show gained the first prize for stallion and progeny. • . . . Royal Banner's dam, KATE, by Reformer out of yioleti by Auditor, by 1 Banker. Kate's biro, Reformer, gained lis & Ratling firßfc at Tdkomaiiirdj Matau, Bal&lutha, and also sarne day first for best Clydesdale animal, and was equally succfeSsfiil Us & two-year-old and at same < places. His sire, Gladstone, was a ? J>rizetak©r/_ and' was by the celebrated imported ■ horsfe, Priiicb Oh,arlie, imported by the late "VVra. Boag, of Prince Gharlie and Prince of "Wales are nearly full brothers, they bfeing beth >6tit 6f Darling, their sires being fS3pteCtiVGly__ ROYAL BANNER is rising 4 years old, and has only been shown once, at Taieri Show as a three-year-old, whfen lie Wa§ third in a big class to Baron Bandy, Wairongoa Footprint (champion at Palmefßtoh North) second. TERMS: £3 3s Season.' Half Guarantee, £2 2s Jan. Ist 1914, and £2 2a when mare proves in foal. Grdabiage fee ss. All mares sold t or exchanged first oWftet - held responsible. Further partietolafß applv w Atkinson bKos., Wineebmbe. TO OWNERS 0# MARES. THE BLOOb HOfiSfe HEROISM WILL STAND THIS SEASON AT GRAFTON LOUSE. ", ' Full .particulars later. V RlGHA£fi MAHONEY.