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Waikato Times, Volume 94, Issue 14770, 8 October 1921, Page 7

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STUD NOTICES. THE CHAMPION IMPORTED CL YD DALE STALLION. gIR» W E S L B Y, 5SWill Stand the Sc a? on at MR R. REGBIE’S FARM, TE KOWHAI, And meet marcs by appointment. Good grazing for marcs. Fee: 5 guineas for mares; payable January, 1922. For further particulars apply MR BEGBIE, OR JAMES MALCOLM, TE RAPA. ! All fees payable to James Malcolm, Tc Rapa. 183 THE CLYDESDALE STALLION BOLLEN 1 BOY, W IL L stand this season at MAMAKU. Further particulars and terms from WM- O’CONNELL, Mamaku. to sun a Tins Season, at Hamilton, Waikato, and Travel the Surrounding’ Districts, the Standard bred Trotting Stallion, COO-EE. A STRAIGHT-OUT TROTTER, COO-EE is one of the best trotting horses living, as he traces through his sire to the great Rothschild family, and through his dam to the Wild Wood family. This combines the two greatest strains of blood out of America. COO-EE, by King Sweet —King Sweet by Sweet Patch, sire Huon Patch —2.12 Auckland, 2.12 Christchurch. Sweet Patch by Geo. M. Pftcher, fastest straight trotter Mew Zealand has ever seen. G. M. Patcher, by Rothschild, the greatest sire of the day. COO-EE, out of Black Gin limp)., Australia, by Ribbonwood, which defeated the champion Australian Fritz; Ribbonwood being by Wild Wood, thus combining the two greatest strains of blood at the present day. Breeders should note these facts, also that he is a big massive horse, standing over ■’ 16.2 high, Jet black and great bone. A horse to mate with any mare. Should cross to improve the standard of active heavy horse, while to breed a racehorse his breeding is good enough to win any race In the world. King Swcel’s half sister (Lady Zeppiland) first foal is Aerial Bingen, 3 years old, which started first time last season and won pulling up, is a straight-out trotter, his owner refusing 1000 guineas for him. COO-EE will travel Whatawhala, Te Kowhai Mondays, Morrlnsville every Friday, Matamata Wednesday, Walton Thursday. Terms: Trotting £7 7s; Farmers’ or ordinary mares, £5 ss. Two or more marcs as per arrangement. Half Stud Fees first service, balance December 31st, 1931. Groomage fee 5s first service. Good grazing 2s Od per week. Mares met when advised. Truck to Claudelands. All rare but no responsibility. For particulars apply M, A. J OYCE ’ GREY STREET, HAMILTON EAST, WAIKATO. ’Phone 18 SB. To Stand This Season at HAMILTON, the Champion Arab Pony. HAIYI BUZZ. By Silverllght—Snowflake. The only purebred Arab south of the line, and carries his certillcate. llalvi Buzz Is the winner of 112 First Prizes and 32 Championships. Uo. stands 11.2, grey, and action of his own. which accounts for him carrying all before him in Hie Show Bings in Australia and New Zealand to date. Ho will bo shown at the forthcoming Show. Breeders should not mis- tiie chance to mate with this Arab. HAIVI BUZZ will accompany COO-EE through the districts. Terms £3 3s. Gronmages, 5s lirst service. Good grazing 2s fid per week. All care hut no responsibility. For further particulars apply M. A. J OYCE ’ GREY ST. HAMILTON EAST, WAIKATO. ’Phone 1 888. m To Travel This Season. ROMEO 1078, Vol. IV., N.Z. S.H., Sire Lord Dudley, 981, N.Z.5.8.. Dam, Nancy I.ee, 3550 N.Z.S.H. ROMEO was foaled November 11, 1917; i is rising i-year-old. need by F. Marsoin. ■ is a beautiful Day and a powerfully built . horse. Romeo is from Nancy Lea. 3556 i NZ.S.B. Nancy l.ea Is by Chief Commander (imp), 615. Second dam, Princess, by TERMS: Six Guineas, due Ist of Jan- ; nary, 1922. Paddorking, 2s fid per week. ! Two or more mares as agreed on. ROMEO will travel the Morrinsvlllo and j surrounding district.?. All mares changing hands after first service will be held as being In foal, AH | care taken, but no responsibility. ’Phono i its?. For further particulars apply to owner, F. M ARSOM ’ l lAHUNA HOAD, MORSXNSVILLE

STUD NOTICES. STALLION NOTICE. . , , I PUREBRED CLYDESDALE STALLION FABFJKOFF 0(T syrs, by Dunure Fabric, grand sire Dunure Footprint, Will travel to Cambridge, Mondays, commencing October 3, at Bell’s Stable. Tuesdays—Tamabcre. Wednesdays—R. Norrisb, Ohaupo... .« Thursday to To Awamutu. Friday—By llairini, home. Fees £O/0/-, collectable Ist January and If in foal Ist July. WM. G. PARK, 33 llairini, Te Awamutu. TJVO STAND AT MORRINSVILLE. SWEPT PLIGHT " (5), imp. SIRE, ST. MARTIN (2), by St. FrusquihT--Margerlne, by Petrarch, son of Lord CUT-: den—Laura, by Orlando, son of Touchstone—Tasmania, by Melbourne. DAM, MAXIMA (5), by Ayrshire, son of Hampton—Rose Melton, by Melton—La R’oslere, by Rosebery—The Empress Maud by Peauclerc. ... I. SWIFT FLIGHT ran second In Salisbury Stakes, third in Chesterlleld Malden (25 starters), Newmarket, second Te- Aroha (12 starters), and second with top weight (25 starters) at Avondale, where be was galloped on. He is an all bay with black points, splendid bone, is over 16 hands, of excellent conformation, disposition, and general character. No sire in New Zealand can show a greater array in pedigree of high class classic and important slake winners. TERMS: A Limited number of mares at £l2 12s. Good grazing, mares with foal 7s 6d, dry 3s. Every care; no responsibility. Mares met at Morrinsville, and If consigned on stud visit are returned free. For further particulars apply MESSRS JOHN GADDES or FRANK MARSHALL, 5876 MorrlnsyUle. rPO STAND SEASON AT TE' A( AWAMUTU, the Roadster Stallion, WOODSTQ^K. TERMS: Single mare, £-i 4/-. Grazing 4/-. All care taken, but no responsibility. POLLARD BROS. PRINCE MARCELLUS (693) , Bred by W. J. Holt, Feilding. Sire: Marcellus, dam Princess, by Benmore (134) Vol. 1. G. Sire: K.T. (Imp.); G. Dam, Pearl by General Fleming - (597) \ol. 11. G.G. darn, Kale by Luck’s AJI. Will Travel Wbalawhaia, Te Kowhal, Ngraruawahia. PRINCE MARCELLUS ; a rich dark brown in colour, standing 17 lands high with the best of feet, legs and one, and a horse that possesses a great Destitution, also the action and paces that iccome a real good Clydesdale. It will he con by his breeding that he comes from he best stock that the country has had nd is of the build and type that appeals to iroeder> generally. He Is also of splendid omperatnent and has proved himself a sure oal getter. FEE: FIVE GUINEAS, lalf Fee at Service, balance 31st Dec., 1921 For furlher particulars apply M. A. JOYCEGREY STREET, HAMILTON EAST. Groomage, 5/- First Service. brilliant pacing stallion. FALSE ALARM. Record 2.1 8. SIRE OF ALARM BELL AND OTHER GOOD PERFORMERS. FALSE alarm is a magnlllcent type of horse, displaying immense bone, good middle piece, and a perfect set of legs. During his turf career he has proved a great racehorse, aided by exceptional brilliancy and more than the average amount of intelligence. By the manner in which he has attained some of his most notable successes, abundant proof of the bull dog courage has been shown, so characteristic of the Irvington family. Myrtle Girl 2.30, the dam of False Alarm 2 18, has not only proved herself a great race mare, but a prolific producer, in addition to False Alarm, she Is also the dam of Waterfall and that great maro Canzonetta 3.28 (New Zealand record lor mares). . Sire, Young Irvington 2.22, by Irvington Imp. (365), dam Black Bess, by Telegram. He Is the sire of Terra Nova 2.13 2-5, Lily G 2.23, Troubadour 2.23, D.I.C. 2.2 5, Barbara, Dolly, Ptarmigan, Lady Thorpe, Portia, False Alarm 2.15, and a host of others. TERMS, £5 5/-., payable Ist January. 1922. All care taken, but no responslbiii'y Marcs not proving in foal may be ’■;: u i-u£(l free next season. Sal" of mare forfeits’privilege. AD naar-M sold or exchanged are held to be Ifc foal. For further particulars apply— H. GOTHORPE, Owner, ROTOTUNA.Phone No. 230 R. Hamilton. Or D. WILSON. Veterinary Surgeon, 2151. Hamilton.

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