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Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Volume 81, Issue 28, 27 October 1937, Page 2

STUD ADVBRTISEMENTS THE S^ASU^ JgONNIE J)ALE (&434) Vol. 13 Foaied 13th November, 193Q. SIRE: Bonnie Dene (imp.) (180), Vol 3 by Bonnie Buchlyvie. 1st Dam: Lady Bell (1951) Vol. 5, Buchlyvie Favourite (imp.). He has live registered dams, has proved himself a breeder, his progeny won many iirsts and champions at Hawke's Bay last year. ALSO J^ILTON 0HIEF the well bred colt by Favourite Dene, Dam; Jeannie Bell — Stca-m Ship Coui' pany Cup Champion.' Six registered dums. Both carry a uertillcate of soundness. FEES. — 5 Guineas. All care; no responsibility. J. C. BAIRD 'PHONE 2672. HASTINGS. ' ' jg'RJLHANT gOY SIRE — Brilliant Youth. DAM — Bloss X Combine. Owing to numerous enquiries I have decided to travel BRILLIANT BOY in the following districts provided sufficient inducement offers: Paki Paki, Havelock, MangteretereClive, Puketapu, Fernhill. Other districts per arrangemcnt. TERMS: £4 4/-. Full guarantee to approved mares. A. J. MASTERS. 'Phone 6428.

TO STAND THIS SEASON AT PAKI PAKI, H-B. and surrounding districts THE THOROUGHBRED IMPORTED SIRE ' pOMBAC (1), Pombal was sired by the undefeated POMMERN (16) by POLYMELUS (3) by CYLLENB (9) by BONA V1STA (4) by BEND OR (1) by DONCASTER (5) etc., etc. This is a powerfir' paternal line. l'oinbal was out of Lindal (1) (dam of Limond) by Kendal (16) from Sunnse (1) by Springfield (12) from Sunray (1) by King of the Forest from Sunshine. (1) by Thormandy (4), etc., etc. Pombal was literally starved at the stud mainlv owing to the presence at the same establishment of his illustrious half-brothor Limond. However, of the fifty odd mares that were mated with hiui many winners were procured including Esteein, Monastic, Prince Pombal, Farraor, Julland, Worship, Epigram, Eupator, Alcedes, Davolo and others. Davolo ia oue of the best handicap horses lacing in the Dominion today. Arrangements can be made with the Groom-in-charge whercas Poinbal will visit auy wet mares in the districL Central Hawke's Bay and surrounding diatriet owners please note. TEEMS: 15 Guineas per mars, fhree or moro mares as per arrangement. All care taken bnt no responsibility. For further particulars as regards groomage and- grazing fees apply— W, A. STEPHENS, Groom-in-chargo, Paki Paki, Hastings. Hastings Telephone No. 6412. ^RCllAIC lmpori-d (20695) 17 47 N.Z.C.B., V.9. Sire Dunure Footprint (15203). lst,,Dai^~fIelba (46470) by Montrace Mac 9053). 2nd Dam— Meraento's Pnde (^0/44) by Meinento (13100). , ~ 0i' Cleughearn by Lord Colnmn Edinund (9280). 40i Dam— Jessie McDougal (19866) by Sirdar (4714). 5th DamMary of Bruehag (4820) by Sirdar (4714). 5th Dam — Mary of Bruehag (4820) by Miilar's Boy (1764). Archaio is a typical Clydesdale, standing 17.1 hunds liigli, on the verv best of feet and pasterns, with broad ilinty boues. His action is uusurpassed, never having been dofeatod aa the best and fastest walker. His breediuo ia a combination of the choicest blood procurable. He looks exactly what he was meant to be — a real draught Stallion of enormous weignt and substance. Winuer- of a long list of Championships, he annexed the Wright Stephenson Challenge Cup and was the Hupreme Champion at Dunedin Parade 1927. Free from spot or blemish, ne' holds the Government Veterinary Life Certifieate of sotnidn ..s. He ia a very sure foal getter and has proved himself a sire of outstanding progeny many of his gets kaving been exported. At Islay, BcotLand, Oamaru, Taieri and Dunedin, in 1931, Ihe Champion mares were all got by Archaic, and he is the only horse in New Zealand that has sired a Highland Show prizo-winner. His sire, Dunure Footprint, was first on the list of breeding sires in Scoilaud l'or twelve seasons in succession. FEE. — C Gus., plus cxtras. Every care taken, not ho responsibility aecepted, V. THOMPSON. HASTINGS. •'Phone 6083 or Box 281,