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Horowhenua Chronicle, 24 December 1912, Page 4

TO STAND THIS SEASON THE TROTTING STALLION. King George (I3y Electioneer (imp) oat of Vim Late Zealot). 0"ING GEORGE is a rich golden bay, with hlack points; sfc: about 16 hands 2 inches, and uas grand' bone and substance. Ho has a good temper and splendid constitution. • On the track ho has proved himself one of the beit trotter* orar foaled in the Dominion, haying wot under saddle, and in harness, on al the leading-trotting tracks of both Islands, meeting good fields eacl? time, including:— South Wairarapa.—Ladies Bracelet, 1 mile, time 2.195. Kemptoxi Park Handicap, 1} miles, 3.87. Avon Handicap.—2 miles, time 4.55 2.5. Some of King George's winning performers Katie G., Ngakaima, Peacock, Queen Anne, Ticket, Our George, Miss Wilson (1 mile—2min. 19 3-ssec.), and Marian, a very coe sistent performer, winning three races in one day at Bouth Wairarapa.

Visits Levin every Friday; Man® . liftu every Saturday. TERMS —£4 10s Single Mare For further particulars, apply toDAVID JUDD, Owner, OTAEI. KHB-t.9. TO STAND THIS SEASON AT LEVIN, AND TRAVEL THE DISTRICT. -The Ideal Farmers' Sire— Dignity, By The Pride—dam, Gipsy. Bred by Mi>W. Wingato, Longburn is a dapple bay, with black points; well built in proportion,, with flat bone, and very fine hair. • - Seeing that DIGNITY is the "aat of Pride of Sandon blood, it is a sufficient guarantee of his quality. TERMS.—£3 3s, reducible if paid by Ist January; two or tuoro mares as per agreement. Groonwge fee 53 [ Payable at first service. For further particulars apply— ALBERT SOHAABE, Owner, Palmerston North. Or H. CATHERALIi, Groom in Charge !08&-qr. - / .t V