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Timaru Herald, Volume CIII, Issue 15741, 27 August 1915, Page 12

AUCTIONEERS. CANT. FARMERS' CO-OP. ASSN. TATTERSALL'S SOUTH CANTERBURY HORSE MARKET. TO-MORROW (SATURDAY). On account of a. Client—--1 BAY GELDING, 8 years.: good in shafts and chains. CANT. FARMERS' CO-OP. ASSN. Auctioneers. STUD NOTICES. TO TRAVEL Seadown. Temuka. Winchester, Pleasant Point, St. Andrews, and Surrounding Districts, THE THOROUGHBRED HORSE NAUTIFORM (9). (Bred by the Into G. G. Stead.) TAUTIFORM, half-brother to Rath- ■- * farnham (winner of Victorian Grand National Hurdles), own brother to Vice-Admiral (winner of N.Z. Cup, Metropolitan Handicap, and Canterbury Cup). By Multiform (sire of Noctuiform, Sungod, Multifid, Isolt, Nightfall, Golden Slipper, Boniform, Midnight Sun (N.Z. Cup) Beragoon (A.J.C. Derby), etc., from Rattler (sister to Seahorse, winner of N.Z. Cup, Derby, Canterbury Cup, and other races), by Nelson (thrice winner of the Auckland Cup, winner ot Wellington and Dunedin Cups) from Moonga. NAUTIFORM is a bay horse standing 16 hands, showing great power and quality, and has proved himself as a racehorse. They refused 2000 guineas for him at three years old. TERMS: Thoroughbred mares, S guineas: half-bred mares 4 guineas. Grazing 2s 6d per week. All care but no responsibility. Will STAND in Timaru from Friday until Monday each week. For further particulars apply D. NEIL, Timaru Hotel. Or TED SWAIN. G room-in-chargo. TO STAND at 24 Turnbull Street, TIMARU, And Travel Temuka, St. Andrews, and Surrounding Districts THE TROTTING STALLION STARCHILD. (Record 2.19.) Sire, "Rothschild." Dam, "Kitty."' ROTHSCHILD is the sire of the following champions:—Emmoline, 2.8 3-5. 4.30; Dan Patch, 2.9.5; Revenue, 2.11 4-5; The following are a few of Starchild's performances:—lst 1 mile. 2.33 New Brighton T.CM., Ist 1 mile 2.26, New Brighton T.C.M.. Ist 1 mile 2.24 1-5. New Brighton T.CM. : Ist 1 mile 2.23 1-5; Metropolitan Easier Meeting; Ist 2 mi'.e saddle. 5.6 New Brighton T.M. , 2nd 1 ' mile, 2.29, Metropolitan Meeting: 2nd 1 mile 2.36 Plumpton Park T.CM. ; 2nd 1 mile 2.2.9. New Brighton T.C.M.. 2nd 11 mi1e*.3.36. Now Brighton T.CM.. 3rd IV miles 3.40 4-5. Metropolitan Meeting, 3rd 1} miles 3 41, Plumpton Park T.CM.. 3rd 2 miles, saddle 5.9, New Brighton T.C.M.. 3rd 3 mile? 7.4-5. Plumpton Park T.CM. Jan. 1, 1913. ho ran third in mile just off his round, no training, then he won the mile at Plumpton next in 2 22, and ran 4th ilie second dav. doing his mile in 2.19. and 4th at the Metropolitan, covering the mile in 2.19. He is tho sire of Sundel up in the North Island, only started three tinier and won each time; also sire of May Star, won two races in Australia and also Planet TERMS: £2 2s Ist of January, and £2 2s when mare proves iri foal Groomage, ss. Owners of mares at first service held responsible. For particulars anolv J. ARMSTRONG. 24 Turnbull Street. TO STAND at. hk Owner's Farm. GLEyiTI. and .wve a limited number of Mares. THE STANDARD-BRED TROTTIVG HORSE PRIDE 0 KENTUCKY. PRIDE OK KENTUCKY, is a handsome, fine upstanding colt. of iine bone and substance, bred by Herbert Esq., of Ardmore Station,: Kelso. Sire, Kentucky Yet, by Kentucky by Berlin (imp.), dam Jenny Tracey (imp.). Kentucky Yet's dam, Lady Helen, by Harkaway out of Fame, bv Cassivelaunus. Harkaway, by Diomedes (imp. by Hon. W. Robinson), dam Dinah, by Skeleton (imp. by Sir Cracroft Wilson) —Imprimis, by King Harold, by Childe Harold 'out of Trump Card mare, by Traducer. Pride of Kentucky has never been beaten in Timaru. He obtained four firsts, and last year Champion and first prize in Timaru out of a oig number of horses. He has also proved himself, his foal taking first prize as a one-year-old, in the last Timaru Show. Stock by Kentucky Yet:—Sparkling Kola, 2 miles in 4.41. nn Australian record for mare in saddle; S.M., 2vrs. 1 mile in 2.35, also 2 miles as second in 4.53: The Ace, 2 miles in 5.5; Mine Yet, 1* miles in 3.45; WoodrofF. 1 mile in 2.25; La Yet, 1 mile as second in. 2.24; Black Yet, 1J miles as first in 3.45. For further particulars see Stud Book. TERMS: £1 10s end of Season, aid £2. when mare proves in foal. j\n mares sold or exchanged, owner at first service held responsible. For further particulars apply +o A. CRUICKSHANK, £>leniti. "HOT STUFF. MOTHER!" IS WHAT THE BOY SAID TO HIS MOTHER WHEN HE STARTED THE FIRE WITH COAL SUPPLIED BY CARLTON BROS., THE COAL MERCHANTS. cINTYRE'S Extra Strong Female . Pills, 4s 6d; agent for Timaru and Fairlie. Mr W. Baxter. Chemidt. THEY please the palate of particular people and improve the. flagging appetite—-'Military Pickles"' always ahead in quality.