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New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review, Issue 1540, 30 October 1919, Page 5

TO STAND THE SEASON AT NEW PLYMOUTH. The Imported Thorough- H * bred Horse, CAMPFIRE <6> ' IMP (BY CARBINE — REVELRY). CAMPFIRE is the sire of Depredation (winner of Te Awamutu and Auckland Cups), Royal Dragoon (winner Reef ton and Westland Jubileee Cups), Lady Louisa (three times runner-up .in Otaki Cup) and other numerous winners). Terms: £lO 10s. Good grazing free till December 31, 1919. All care taken, but no responsibility. Further particulars apply— J. BOND, GILL STREET, NEW PLYMOUTH. rpHE NORTHERN WAIROA RACING CLUB’S FINE STALLION MARBLE ARCH <”• IMP. Will be at the Service of Breeders at Dargaville this Season. Bay horse by ISINGLASS /3), dam MALL, by LADAS (1), by HAMPTON, bv LORD CLIFDEN. Serpentine the dam of Mall, by St. Self, by St. Simon. MARBLE ARCH’S stock have won over £31,000, including winners in Australia. MARBLE ARCH is standing at the Club’s property, Awakino Pt., Dargaville. All particulars can be had on application to the Cl ub’s Secretary. J, P, STANAWAY, Box 17, Dargaville. rpO STAND OWNER’S FARM, TAKANINI. CHESTERFIELD. Sire WAIRIKI (Auckland Cup and Derby), by Soult (son of St. Simon) from Rose and White, by Nordenfeldt from Rosarina, by Traducer from Yatterina, by Yattendon. Dam MANTLE, by Tasman (N.Z. Cup) from Mantilla, by Anteros (imp.) from Matana, by Goldsborough (A.J.C. St. Leger), son of virAworks (V.R.C. Derby and Leger) from Sylvia' (V.R.C. Oaks and dam of Martini - Henri) from Seabreeze The Barb, by Fisherman. CHESTERFIELD is a big-boned chestnut horse, standing 15.3 hands. Owing to a slight accident (wire) was n °t raced A sure foal-getter. His stock show’Plenty of and quality. Fee, s g ns. Good grazing. TO STAND THE JU SEASON AT SAN-<^K^ — DOWN, WADDINGton. IF THE IMPORTED iSwflOh&Jk HORSE, CLARENCEUX (4h 19 ”- CLARENCEUX is a bright bay horse with black points. He is by KING’S MESSENGER (King Monmouth—Swiftsure) out of SQUINT 11. (Hagioscope—Scenery). Whilst racing in England, Clarenceux won over £3OOO, including the Derby Cup. He was second to Kilbroney in the Summer Handicap. CLARENCEUX will serve a limited number of mares at a fee of 20 guineas. 1919 Season almost full. Groomage, 10s. 6d. Grazing: Dry mares 55., mares and foals 7s. 6d. All care will be taken, but no responsibility. Further particulars from WILLIAM DEANS, Or, Stud Groom, Sandown, Waddington. ’Phone, SW, Darfield. HOW can I select one from many Thoroughbred Stallions if I do not know where they are standing? Is yours located near the farm where I run my mares?