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Waikato Times, Volume 93, Issue 14494, 18 October 1920, Page 7

STUD NOTICES. TO STAND THIS BEASON AT HAMILTON A TRAVEL THE SURROUNDING DISTRICTS, The American Imported Trotting Stallion, i T> O T O-M A N U K A, Bred in California. By Monlcrat from The Bloom, his sire having trotted 1 mile in 2.13 J. and was sold when 16 years old for £4OOO. While RotoManuka's full brother trotted 1 mile in 2.9 and was recently sold for £2OOO. Breeders should note theso facts. Also as a racehorse Roto-Manuka has won over all distances in open company, and has proved himself a sure foalgetler, being the sire of some very high, class performers. TERMS.—Trotting Mares, £7 7/-: Farmers' or Ordinary Mares, £5 5/-; two or more (property of one owner), each £4 4/-. Half Stud Fees payable first service, balance payable on Ist January, 1921. Groomage fee, 5/flrst service. Good grazing 2/6 per week. Mares met when advised. All care taken, but no responsibility. For full particulars apply to M. A. JOYCE, Clarence Street. - HAMILTON. Phone 2237. 193 CLYDESDALE STALLION "PABRIKOFF, Sire: Dunurc Fabric (Imp.), 173C4 English No.; 582-, Vol. 2 (N.Z.). Dam: Melton Belli, 1134, Vol. 2 (N.Z.). Will Starid Season at PUAHUE, NEAR TE AWAMUTU. And travel as foiiows:— iday.—Fron. Homestead to Cambridge, via Roto-o-rangi and Monovale. Tuesday. Cambridge to Tamahere Corner. Wednesday.—Tamahere to Kaipaki and Ohaupo. Thursday.—Kaip.'.ki, via Ohaupo, to Ta Avvamutu. Friday.—Tc Awamutu to Homestead. Fee 6 gns. Full particulars from— ANDREW McNEIL, ' Groom in Charge, or Owner, W. G. PARK, 177 Bex 33. Te Awamutu. i THE CLYDESDALE STALLION. pRJNCE X 1U - (693). Sire, Marcellus; dam, Princess, by Benmore (134) Vol. 1* G. Sire, Knight : of the Thistle, Imp.; G. Dam, Pearl, by : General Fleming (597) Vol. 11. Will stand at CENTRAL STABLES, CAMBRIDGE, and travel the season as ' under:— i Mondays—Hinuera, via Taotaoroa. , Tuesdays—Hera Hora, Maungatau- ; lari and Pukekura. ! Wednesdays—-Whitehall and Karapiro. Thursdays—Tamahere via Hamilton Road, Matangi and Bruntwooa. Fridays—Thornton Road and Fencourt. Saturdays—M'onavale and Roto-o-Rangi. Further particulars from— A. RICHARDSON, . Groom in Charge. Or by ringin; 'Phone 210, Central! Stables, Cambridge. 569 TO STAND THIS COMING SEASON AX I jITORRINSVILLE. ' Cj PALPEEN, j Sire Gcsson 3, Dam Windmill 3, by I GoldsboroUgh, Dam Merry-go-Round. Spalpeen is the sire of Seven Grand I National winners: El Gallo (4), Wai- | mai (2), Troub:esome (1). The latter j won the Adelaide Grand National, carrying 11.4. Air Motor, the dam of Biplane, is a hnlf-sister of Spalpeen. TERMS, 15gns per Mare. Paddocking:- Wet mares, 4/-, Dry Marts 3/- per week. Telephone 71W. .JOHN GADDES, 659 Morrinsville. TO STAND THIS , SEASON AT ' MATANGI. THE IMPORTED ' •«stoMHUk»»'> STALLION A/AN OORONADO (53732); By Del Coronado —Queen Director. Van Coronadc, one of the best bred I Trotting Stallions of the present day, ia a handsome brown stallion of superb comformation and faultless gait. His sire, Del Goronado, Is a son of the great McKinney and sire of tht famous mare V\ hite Sox. who won the world's, greatest free-for-all-race (£4000), putting m three separate miles at 2.5 to the mile; while his dam, Queen Director, was a 2.5 pacer at three years old, and is descended from the famous Director; so that Van Coronado combines the best blood of two of the most celebrated families in America, and families that are known to breed on and transmit their great speed. Van Goronado is the sire of Prince Goronado, Rex Coronado, Marie Tempest, and one of the fastest three-year-olds out 1 ist year, Miss Edith, and several others. FEES: £lO 10s. Plenty of good grass, 3s per week. Mares proving not with foal may have free service next season. All mares by rail will be met at Matangi Station, eight miles from Hamilton. The nest of care taken, but no responsibility incurred. For further particulars apply to > 494 JAMES CONWAY, Matangi. STAND THE SEASON. 1920-21 AT W ROTOTUNA. ilnd travel the Surrounding Districts if inducement offers, BRILLIANT PACING STALLION. PALSE ALARM, Reiord 2-18. False Alarm is by Young Irvington out of Myrtle CJirl (imp.), a combination of blood hard to surpass; he is a horse that will fet either race hoises or roadsters. Full particulars supplied on application ,o owner. Mares sold or exchanged held lo he in foal. Empty mares returned free next season. Sale of mare forfeits privilege. All care but no responsibility. Fee 5 guineas, payable Ist January, 1921. Fees to Returned Soldiers £1 cheaper. H. GOTHORPE (Owner). Rototuna, Hamilton. 'Phone 2COR, Hamilton. 97 pno.NT ana near springs ror Ford oara, "i also Iront aid Rear Springs ror Ford )ne-ton Trucks (an be had at the Arthur ktkln Vcfclcle Factory, 'phone 11.