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Timaru Herald, Volume CV, Issue 16080, 29 September 1916, Page 11

Rangitata, Geraldino, Woodbury, and Surrounding Districts, •The Purebred CLYDESDALE Stallion • TO TRAVEL PRINCE ALEXANDER. Sire, Alexander's Heir. ' Dam, Countess 111. TERMS: Season £3 i)s. Half Guarantee, £2 2s at end of season and- ±'2 1 2s when maro proves in foal. Mares changing hands held as season maies and first owner he.ld responsible. Full particulars from W. & L. J. HENEY, - Proprietors, Scotsburn. Or, THOS. SMITH; , " Groom in Charge. , t ; , TO STAND AT GLENITI, and Travel " Tim am and Surrounding Districts, THE CHAMPION STALLION PRIDE OF KENTUCKY. 'Sire, Kentucky Yet. Dam, Lady Helen. ; Kentucky stock shows the following line record:—Sparkling Kola, miles in 4.41, an Australian rocord. [for maro in saddle.; S.M., '2yrsJ"l" niilo ■in 2.38; also 2 miles as second in 4.53; 'and many others. si \ ~ r For particulars see Card' " * " • TERMS: £t ltfs end of Season, ana' £2 when mare proves in foal. All mares sold or exchanged, owner at first service held responsible. "., *• " For further particulars apply to A. CRUIOKSHANK, Glehiti. TO STAND this Season, •flie Pure American-bred TROTTING - -- , STALLION BON PATCH. : ' - Sire, Bon Voyage, 2.8, square»gaitecttrotter; won the Futurity Stakes in California as a three-year-old. Bon Patch's dam was by Athedon, who held the world's record at the time as a yearling for a trotter; so it can be seen they are a breed that matures early. BON PATCH won his maiden trot in Dunedin last January in 3.44 1-5 (1£ miles), and was- not extended, with four months training. He ■ comes of a producing family. TERMS: £5 5s for the Season. Groom's fee ss. For further particulars see Cards. JOHN PORTER, - r, Tokorahi, North 6£ago and TRAVEL Otaio, St. Andrews, Kingsdown, and Claremont districts, THE PUREBRED IMPORTED CLYDESDALE STALLION, BA R 0 N'S IMAGE. BARON'S IMAGE, brown, (17051, Vol. xxxv). Foaled 22nd May 1910, bred by William Hood, Balmate, Kirkcudbright. Sire, Baron's Pride (9122), Vol. 'l4 Dam, Madeline (15090). , BARON'S IMAGE, standing 17.2 High, is a grand Ihick, weJl-built colt oi superb quality and '■■'■•' style, with first-class feet, legs and ankles, and is a capital close straight goer. He is also bred on the best possible lines, every one of his ancestors having been well known as among the best of their kind. He is full brother to the filly that was first and champion at Elgin, and second at the Highland Society's Show at Perth in 1904. He is/of a splendid glossy brown colour, with white face and legs. The Pedigree of BARON'S IMAGE is well known, he being one of the best-bred horses in the Dominion. Full particulars will bo supplied to all interested. TERMS: £2 2s and £2 2s. Groomage fee, 5s Paddocking, 2s 6d per week. For further particulars apply GROOM IN CHARGE Or A. S. ELWORTHY