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Timaru Herald, Volume CV, Issue 160, 28 September 1916, Page 11

;.iy TO TRAVEL ST. ANDREWS - Surrounding Districts, : s; THE PUREBRED CLYDESDALE ■■:*' STALLION . STEWART'S PRIDE. •: • , 5 years. ■V'° ire > Major Stewart v 650, 5.8.). ..JJain, Pride, by Baron Graceful An? 1' g- dam Princess, by Prince Alfred; g.g. ( ] a)flj Maggie, by Craigievar (imp.); g. g . g . c [ am Fanny, by Sir Arthur Gordon. MAJOR STEWART lias boon a successful prize-winner at all the leading snows. As a two-year-old ho was First at Waimato; as a three-year-oid l'irst and Reserve Champion at Dunedm Parade (in a ring of 23 three-year-olds ami .10 aged), First at Christchuroh Sliow, First and Cham-~-on at Waimale, First Duuodin Sumer Show. o *& r " n Graceful (imp.) (11259, S.U&.JJ.) was by Baron's Pride (9122); g.g. sire Sir Edward (5353); g.g.g. sire lop Gallant (1850); g.g.g.g. siro Darnley (222). . 1 ,? i l l ; < ? n , Graceful's dam. Graceful U3970 by Macgregor (1487). , .Stewart's Pride's sire, Major Stewart, was sold by Mr Harry Saunders, of Waimate, to a Balclutlia syndicate for 500 guineas. ".. :-TERMS: £2 2s in January and £f! 2s when mare proves in foal. All mares sold after service held as ; in foal. : :-z:z..;- j. McAL-WEE, '•..-.-. ~.._,, ■ St. Andrews. TO STAND this Season at Owner's Farm, WASHDYKE, The Well-known TROTTING Stallion (Record 2.17 2-5.) GOLDWOOD, by Allwood. Dam, Young li'vington mare. Allwood by Wildwood, sir© of all tho champions—Wildwood Junr., also Ribbonwood, who was out of a Young Irvington mare, tho same as Goldwood. King Cole by Ribbonwood. Tho following are- a few of Goldwood's performances:—lst 1 mile 2.30, Auckland T.C.M.; 2nd 1 milo 2.20, New Brighton T.C.M.; 2nd, 2 miles 4.47, Oainaru T.C.M.; same day Ist, 1$ mile, 3.1 easing up; Ist, 1 mile 2.17 2-5; Metropolitan T.C.M.: Ist, li milo 3.4, Forbury Park; 2 miles, 5.11, second day Forbury Park 'T.C.M. Goldwood is jet black, with beautiful temper. ■ Owners of Mares at first service held responsible. All care taken hut no responsibility. Mares to ho re« moved when requested. I : A. T. LAKE. TO STAND AT KAKAHU, and Travel in the Raincliff, Totara Valley, : Opihi, Waitohi, Hilton and Gapes Valley Districts, THE PUREBRED IMPORTED CLYDESDALE STALLION' MAVERSTONE. MAVERSTONE, P.O. (16,276, Vol* xxxiv., 5.C.5.8., and Vol. 1, N.Z. C.5.8.). Maverstone is a bright bay. Foaled April 4th, 1910. Bred b; James Reid, Maverstone, Elgin. Sire, Hiawatha's Favourite (14,701, Vol. xxxi.), by Royal Favourite (10,630, Vol. xxi.), by Royal Gartlc(9B44), Vol. xvi. Dam, Maggie Herald (16,315, Vol. xxvii.), by Prince Harold (9973, Vol. xvii.). by Prince of Kyle C 155). Vol. xi. Second dam, Lady Leopold (10,792). Third dam, Nellie of Woodside (9125). Hiawatha's Favourite was a fine breeding and quality son of that great stud horse Royal Favourite, the siro of many champions, among which may be -mentioned tho Cawdor Cup winner Scotland Yet, tho almost unbeaten Harviestown Phyllis, Royal Mary, dam of Apukwa, and many others. His dam was Gitana, a mare of great uality and substance, got by Hiawatha. Hiawatha (10,067, 5.C.5.8.) is said by -.competent judges to be tho ideal draught horse. His dan;, T.laggie Harold, was a noted prize winner at local shows, and was sired by Prince Harold, a good breeding son of £I7OO Prince of Kyle, •who_was own brother to tho £3OOO Prince of Albion, for many years stud librse at Montravo Farm in Fifeshire. MAVERSTONE is a handsome, stylish, well coloured and well built horse, standing 17 hands on first-class feot and legs. Ho is a fine free mover, and is well bred on both sides. Although only a young horse he has demonstrated his ability to leave stock of the right sort. Two of his progeny secured first and second honours in bheii- respective classes at tho last Waikouaiti show. TERMS: £3 3s » Season. Grazing [ for Mares at Is a week. All care taken'but no responsibility. Fori "further particulars apply to the Owfi'er, \ D. O. KEE, Kakahu. TO STAND. AT KAKAHU and Travel the,. Surrounding Districts, The Handsome STALLION „„.' VOLUNTEER, By Prince Imperial, j Dam , Minnie • Tracey, : byv General Tracey: :."' .. "VOLUNTEER proved-- liimsej£.•'pos-:' sessid of the most natural speedy taking a record of 2.23 at 2J- years old,' and another of 2.20 ;at foiir years, but. meeting with, a slight 1 founder his racking career, which must have been of a brilliant character, was cut short; Ho is a most desirable stallion for breeding light horses for either saddle or harness, as he iias a first-class set of legs and feet, is well topped, .dark brown in colour, has a beautiful- temper, and is very stylish. Volunteer is a. sure stock-getter, aud_ his progeny in this district are very highly spoken of. TERMS: Season, £3. All money payable in January, 1917. . ..;... . For further particulars apply to the Groom in Charge, or > . . - ■■■?:■;■; d;c.kee, : ■■■. sKakalur. . ; TO STAND at BrookfiokljEsk Valley, and Travel the surrounding District, THE CLYDESDALE ENTIRE COLT, ROYAL DALMUIR. ROYAL DALMUIR is a dark brown oolt with white points; stands 16} hands with clean'fiat bone and good action. Foaled Novell. v No. in N. Stud Book 49ft, Vol. 2. -Rising. 5-' years olcl. Sire Royal Darby '(imp.), S. Stud Book No. 13167; g. sire, Crown Darbv, S. Stud Book No. 10726; g.g. sire' Baron's Pride, S. Stud Book No. 9122. Dam, Queen, l>y Dnlmuir Prince (imp.) No. 11024 S. Stud Book; g. dam, 8011, by Renown, by Lord Lvon; g.g, dam, Myrtle, by Prince Victor (imp.) No. 652; Prince Victor bv Princo of Wales, No. 673 S. 4 Stud Book. This pedigree shows Royal Dalmuir comes from some of tho purest strains of Clydesdale blood eve- imported to the- Dominion. TERMS: £2 payable 6th January 1917, and £2 when mare proves in foai. Groom's fee ss, payable at first service. All mares sold or exchangpd first owner held responßib'e. Apply to ALEX. M. COPLAND, • Brookiield, Esk Valley. Or Grogni in Cliarao.