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Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Volume 81, Issue 11, 6 October 1937, Page 2

STPD ADVERT1SEMENTS (2434) Vol* 13 Foaled 13th Novembef, 1930* SIRE: Bonnie Dene (Imp.) (180), Vol 3 by Bonnie Buchlyvie, 1st Dam: Lady Bell (1951) Vol. 5, Buchlyvie Favourite (imp.). He has five registered dams, has proved himself a breeder, his progeny won tnany firstS and champions at Hawke's Bay iast year. ALSO JJILTON QHIEF the well bred eolt by Favourite Dene. Dain: Jeannie Bell— Steam Ship Company Gup Champion. Six registered dams. Both carry a certiffcate of sOundness. FEES. — 5 Guineas. All carS; nO reaponsibility. t f» T?ST1?T1 ^PHONE 2672. HASTINGS. ^ "-"^gR^lAN T jJOY 81RE— Brilliant Youth. DAM— Boss X Combine. This horse contains some of the best Clydesdale blood ever brought to this eountry, tracing back to the renowned Lord Lorion, one of the greatest sires ever bred. Brilliant Boy is a splendid tempered horse, with a great constitu* tion with good flat botie and great feet. TERMS: £4 4/-. Full guarantee to approvcd mares. A. J. MASTERS. Phone 6428. TO STAND THIS SEASON AT PAKI PAKI, H.B. and surrounding distriots THE THOROUGHBRED IMPORTED SIRE p O M B A L (1) Pombal was sired by the undefeated POMMERN (16) by POLYMELUS (8) bv CYLLENE (9) by BONA VlSTA (4) by BEND OR (1) by DONGASTER (5) etc., etc. This is a powerfir* paternal line. Pombal was out of Lindal (1) (datn of Limond) by KOndal (16) from Sunrise (1) by Springfield (12) from Sun* ray (1) by King of the Forest from Sunshine (1) by Thormandy (4), etc., etc. Pombal was literally starved at the stud mainly owing to the presence at the same establishment of his illustrione half-brothor Limond. However, of the fifty odd mares that were mated with him mauy winners were procured tU' cluding Estcem, Monastic, Prince Pom' bal, Farraer, Jutiand, Worship, Epi graiu, Eupator, Alcedes, Davoio and others. Davoio is oue of the best hau dicap tiOrses iacing in the Dotdinioa tO' day.

Arrangements can be made with the Groom-in-chatge whereas Pombal wiil visit any wet mares in the district. Cea* tral Hawke's Bay and surrounding diitriet ownera please note. TERMS: 15 Guineas per mare. Three or tnore mares as per arrangernent. All care taken but no respousibility. For further particulars as regards groomage and grazing fees apply— W, A. STEPHENS, Groom-in-charge, Paki Paki, ' Hastings, Hastings Telephone No. 6412.

^RCHAIC Imported (20695) 1747 N.Z.C.B., V.9. Sire — Dunure Footprixit (15203). 1st Dam— Melba (46470) by Montrace Mac 9053). 2nd Dam— Memento ;s Pride (20744) by Memento (13100). 3rd Dam — Jenny of Cleughearn (16431) by Lord Column Edmund (9280). .4th Dam — Jessie McDougal (19866) by Sirdar (4714). 5th Dam— Mary of Bruchag (4820) by Sirdar (4714). 5th Dam— Mary of Bruchag (4820) by Millaf's Boy (1764). Arehaic is a typical Clydesdale, standing 17.1 hands high, on the very best of feet and pasterns, with broad flinty bones. His action is unsurpassed, never havxng beeu defeated as the best and fastest walker. His breeding is a combination of, the choicest blood procurable. He looks exactly wkat he was meaat to be — a real draught Stallion of enormous weight and substance. Winner of a long list of Championships, he annexed tHe Wright, Stephenson Challenge Cup and was the Supreme Champion at Dunedin Parade, 1927. Free from spot or blemish, he holds the Government Vetcrinary Life Certificate of soundness. He is a very sure foal getter and has proved himself a sire of outstanding progeny many of his gets having been exported. At Islay, Scotland, Oamaru, Taieri and Dunedin, in. 1931, the Champioa mares were all got by Arehaic, and he is the only horse in New Zealand that has sired a Highland Sllow prize-winner. His sire, Duiiure Foolprint, was first on the list of breeding sires in Scotland for twelve seasons in succession. FEE. — 6 Gns., plus extras. Every care taken, not no responsibility accepted. V* THOMPSON. HASTINGS. 'Phone 6083 or Box 281.