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Taihape Daily Times, 21 December 1917, Page 7

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To Stand the Season at Raukura and travel to Taihape and Moawhango. THE CLYDESDALE HORSE YOUNG LONSDALE. Young Lonsdale is a brown colt ? 3 years, bred by E. Short, Esq., Feilding. Young Lonsdale, dam Lady Graceful (698) is a mare with high clas breeding, being by the famous sire Agitator (10,488) by dam Dolly by Clydebank (Imp.), g.g. and dam. Laura Foley III 5 by Lord Salisbury (Imp.) g.g.g. dam Laura Foley, by Young Ranker (Imp.), g.g.g.g. dam Laur a Macpherson by Sir Colin (Imp). Sire: Lonsdale Again (Imp.) (15618), bred by Thomas Fetch, Little Ayton, Yorkshire, England. Terms: £5 ss, payable January Ist 1918. Groomage, ss; £4 4s two 7 or more mares^ All care but no responsibility will be taken. For particulars apply tc 1 Mann, Raukura, Taihape. m&m TO STAND THE SEASON AT RANGIWAEA THE PUREBRED CLYDESDALE HORSE tp; TERMS: 4 Guineas, Single Mare For further particulars apply— T. BRADLEY, Ruanui. 'mw-mmm 5 TO STAND THE SEASON AT RANGIWAEA THE thoroughbred HORSE EXTRACTOR (By Hotchkiss —Dorothy) TERMS: 3 Guineas, single mare ..'or further particulars apply— T. BRADLEY, Ruanui. S? 0 STAND THE SEASON. (UT KEjuLY’S STABLES, TAIHAPE. THE HIGH-CLASS IROTTING SIRE F RiA NZIE (BY FRANZ (Imp.)—EFFIE.) 1\ miles in 2.54; 1 mile in 2.14. 2 miles in 4.44. Franzle is one of the gamest and most consistent -racehorses evolr raced, bred on lines of undeniable quality. He is a natural-gaited horse, and possesses natural speed, which He cannot fail to transmit to his progeny. As Franzie will only be given a light season breeders should book mares early. TERMS £5 ss. Two or more mares reduction. Payable January Ist, 1918. Groomage 5/; Grazing 1/6 per week. For further particulars apply to— E. BOUGEN, 1 ■ #" Taihape.