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Timaru Herald, Volume CI, Issue 15502, 12 November 1914, Page 12

STUD NOTICES TO STAND AT CAVE, and Travel Albury, Cannington, Pleasant Point, and Surrounding Districts. THE TROTTING STALLION LORD VANDERBILT. LORD VALDERBILT (bred by S. Johnson, Tai Tapu, Canterbury) gained three first prizes at the Canterbury Metropolitan Show; first as a yeariing, first as a two-year-old, and first as a three-year-old. He was also placed first as a yearling and first as a two-year-old at the Leeston Show, and was awarded firsts at Tapanui and Gore Shows, first and champion at Tiinaru in 1911, first and champion at. ;Timaru in 1912, and first and champion at Waimate in 1911 and 1912. Lord Vanderbilt is by Rothschild, sire of some of the best horses in Nev> Zealand at the present day. Rothschild sired Sal Tasker (who as a two-year-old won the Juvenile Stakes of 70 sovs., one mile, in 2min 20sec at th,i N.Z. Metropolitan T.C. autumn meet, ing on April 29th ( 1905), Almont. Jessie Palm, Geo. M. Patchem. The Baron, and others. Rothschild is a full brother to the Australian recordholder Osterley (2min 25sec), who s considered one of the best horses south of the line. Lord Vanderl.ilt's halfsister, Linton, is the dam of Geo. M. Patchem (5.16), bv Rothschild; also Wild Wave (by Viking), who trotteu a mile in 2.40 at. the meeting; while Kitty, dam of Lord Vanderbilt, besides having taken many prizes in the Canterbury A. and P. show ring, is the dam of Young Emerson, and that good horse The Baron (full brother to I*>rd Vandovbilt), -who trotted two miles in 4.58. Lord Vanderbilt has taken in all 32 first rarizes in nearly every show ring betwepn Christehurch and Gore. TERMS: £4 4s half guarantee. All mares sold or exchanged, owners .it first service held responsible. Groom's fee, ss. For further npoly to JAMES STEWART, _ ■ Proprietor, Cave. Or J. Williams, Pleasant Point. THE PUREBRED CLYDESDALE STALLION PREMIER FOOTPRINT Will Stand at Waitohi Flat, and Travel Pleasant Point, Washdyke, Seadown, and surrounding districts. Sire, Premier's Pride (imp.); g. sire, Baron's Pride; g.g. sire. Sir Evprnrd Bam, Jean; Jean's sire, Dr Seddon, dam Little Mary, sire Young Banker; g. dam, Molly (879), By Clansman; g.g. dam, Mary, by Crown Prince £6!); g-g g- dam, Kate, by Yoiing Prince of Wales (1017). Dr Seddon's sire, Vanquisher; dam Miss Palmer 'by Lord Salisbury. The dam of I'iis horse has taken several first prizes at the following Shows :—Christehurch, Ashburton, and limaru; also champion at Timaru and Ashburton. TERMS : £2 at end of season, and £2 additional when mare proves in foal. . Groomape fee, ss. Further particulars on application to P. DAVIDSCN, Washdyke, D. WILSON, Waitohi, Temuka, Proprietors. , " THE TROTING STALLION BLACKCt'ILD JUNIOR. To Travel Geraldine, Temuka, Waitohi, Winchester, Rangitata, Woodbury, Pleasant Point, and surrounding districts. BLACKCHILD JUNIOR by Blackchild (2 miles 4.33, one mile 2.16); dam Jess, by Stonyhurst-—Bluebell, by Blue : Gown—Norah Bell. Blackchild by Rothschild, dam Tennessee, by Blackwood Abdaliah from a thoroughbred mare. t B LACK CHI L<D (2.16 and 4.38) 's sire of Norval (2.16). Blackness (3.28), Blackchild Boy (2.18), Merry Child (2.18), Childsdale (3.30), lola (2.20), Cbildstone, Miss Black, General Black, Dan Mac, Glenidol, Ayah, All Steel. P e ggy G., Bfoney Box, and seventy other winneis. NORVAL (son of i Blackchild) js sire of Mandarene (4.37) j whose winnings last season amounted Ito close on £looo_, beating th, hest horses in the Dominion. JESS (dam of Backeh.ld Jun : or) by who is a grandsire of Lily C. (2.18) and-Terra Nova (2.12 3-5 aid 4.37). , . ROTHSCHILD (grandsire of Blackchild Junior) is sire of the champion Emmehne 2.8 3-5 and 4.30), Austral, asian record holder; Almont (6.50), 3mile world's record ; Kola Nut (dam of ! King Cole (2.8 3 6 and 4.31), world's j record for stal ,: on; and hosts of others. It will be seen from the above that Blackchild Junior comes from the best and fastest trot.lng stock in the Dominion. TERMS: £3 10s season. Groomage 5b at first service. Grazing, Is per ' week, at Orari. All care taken but no ; responsibility. Mares changing hands first owner held responsible. «• JOHN BURKE, - Proprietor, Orari. The PUREBREP CLYDESDALE Colt, " HECTOR'S PRIDE," Will Stand at HILTON, and Travel the surrounding districts, and will only serve a limited number of Mares". Sire,' "Hector McDonald" (237 vol) sire, the world-renowned "Prince of Albyn,sold, when two years old for the record price of £3000; g.g. sire, the King of Stal'ions, "Drew's Prince of Wales." Dam, "Lady Ranfurly," by "Better Times" (136, Vol. 1), by " Lord Salisbury " (imp.), the unbeaten horse of his day; g. dam, "Princess Beatrice," by "Herd Laddie" (imp.); g.g. dam, "Darling of Ryal Bu&h," by "Extinl guisher"; g-g-g- dam, "Diamond" (imp.), by "Thumper." For further particulars see Card. TERMS: Season £3, payable Ist January; two-thi. guarantee. £1 10s payable Ist January ■ and £2 when mare proves in foal. No groomage charged. No business done on Sundays. GRIFFITHS BROS., Hilton. TO STAND at the Kennels, and Travel the Clare.mont and Surrounding Districts, The Handsome HUNTING STALLION OUCALD, Sire, Daniel O'Rourke ; dam, Wee Wee. by Traducer. £ DUGALD is too well known to need further description in these columns. Terms as usual, on application to - M. ORTON, Proprietor. THE TROTTING STALLION VOLUNTEER, Sire, ; Prince Imperial. Dam, Minnie Traoey, Will Travel the Geraldine and Surrounding Districts. TERMS; £3 3s the Season, and £4 J? ■« g' aal 'antee. Full particulars see Cards. THOMAS TINT)ALL, Gapes Valley.