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Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Volume 81, Issue 30, 29 October 1937, Page 2

STUD ADVERTISEMBNTS (2434) VoL 13 Foaled 13th November, 1930. SIRE: Bonnie Dene (Imp.) (180), Vol 3 by Bonnie Buchlyvie. lst Dam: Lady Beli (1951) Vol. 5,' Buchlyvie Favourite (imp.). He. has five registered dams, has proved himself a breeder, his progeny won many iirsts and champions at Hawke's Bay last year. ALSO J^ILTON QHIEF the well bred colt by Favourite Dene. Dam; Jeannie Bell — Steacn Ship Company Cup Champion. Six registered dams. Both 'HILTON CHIEF and JEANNIE BELL were Champions at the 1937 Hawke's Bay Show. Both carry a certificate of soundness. FEES. — 5 Guineas. All care; no responsibility. J. C. BAHtD 'PHONE 2672. " HASTINGS. T0 ' S^AND ^ * gRlLLIANT JJOY SIRE— Brilliant Youth. DAM— Bloss X Combine. Owing to numerous enquiries I have decided to travel BRILLIANT BOY in the following distriets provided sufficient inducement offers: Paki Paki, Havelock, MangteretereClive, Puketapu, Fernhill. Other distriets per arrangement. TERMS: £4 4/-. Full guarantee to approved mares. Q A. J. MASTERS. UPhone 6428.^ TO STAND THIS SEASON AT PAKI PAKI, H.B. and surrounding distriets THE THOROUGHBRED IMPOETED SIRE pOMBAL (1) Pombal was sired by the nndefeated POMMERN (16) by POLYMELUS (3) by CYLLENE (9) by BONA VISTA (4) by BEND OR (1) by DONCASTER (5) etc., etc. This is a powerfW paternal, line. Pombal was ont of Lihdal:(I) (dam of Limond) by Kendal (16) fronf Sun* risa (1) by Springfield (12) from Snnray (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 tbe same establishment of his illustrions half-b'rother Limond. However,- of the fifty odd mares tbat were mated witb him mauy winners were procured including Esteom, Monastic, Prince Pombal, Farmor, Jutland, Worship, Epi* grain, Eupator, Alcedea, Davolo and others. Davolo ia one of the best handicap borses racing in the Dominion to* day. Arrangementa can be made with the Groom-in-charge whereaa Ppmbal wiR visit any wet mares in the districL CentraJ Hawke's Bay and surrounding district ownera please note. TERMS: 15 Guineas per mare. Three or more mares as per arrangement. . ' All care taken but no responsibility. For furtber particnlars as regardB groomage and grazing fees apply— W. A. STEPHENS, Groom-in-charge, Paki. Paki, Hastings. Hastings Telephone No. 6412.

'AKCHAIC Imported (20695) 1747 N.Z.O.B., V.9, Sire — Dunure Footprint (15203). lst Dam— Melba (4G470) by Montrace Mac 9053). 2nd Dam— Memento's Pride (20744) by Memento (13100). 3rd Dam — J enny of Cleughearn (16431) by Lord Column Edmund (9280). 4th Dam— Jessie McDougai (19866) by Sirdar (4714). 5th Dam— Mary of Bruchag (4820) by Sirdar (4714). 5th Dam— Mary of Bruchag (4820) by Miilar 's Boy (1764). * . Archaiq is a typical Clydesdale, staoding 17.1 hands hjgh, on the very best of feet and pa3terns, wjth broad fiinty bones. His aetion is unsurpass* ed, never having been defeated as the best and fastest walker, His breeding ia a eQmbination of the cboicest blood proourablo. He looks e?actjy wba,t he was meant to be— a real dr&ugbt Stalljon of enorinous weight and substance. Wineer of a long list of Championships, he aanexed the Wright, Stephenson Challenge Cup and was the Supreme Champion at Dunedin Parade, 1927. Free from spot or biemish, tie holds the Government Veterinary Life Certificate of sonndn ~s. He is a very sure fqal getter and bas proved himself a sire of outstandiug progeny mauy of hie gets having been exported. At Isiay, Scotiaud, Oamaru, Taier* aud Dunedin, in 1931, the Champion mares were all got by Archaic, and he ia the only hqrse in New Zealand tbat has sired a Highland Sho.w prize-wianer. His sire, Dunure Footprint, was first on the list of breeding sires in Seotland .for twelve seasons in succession. FEE,— 6 Gus., plus extras. Every care taken, not no respon■iibility accepted. V, THOMPSON. HASTINGS. Thono 6083 or Box Uh