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Taranaki Daily News, 14 September 1915, Page 8

PRELIMINARY NOTICE. ?JIHE draught stallion Prince of Quality will travel Inglewood and surrounding _ districts this season, fuller particulars later. NOTICK TO BREEDERS. . LUPIN will bo at breeders' disposal this season, and will only serve a limited number of approved nwres, pedigrees of which must be given when applying; early booking necessary. Mares will be met at Waverley Station. Every care taken, but no responsibility. Terms, '£lo 10/- single marc; two or more as per agreement with owner. Grazing for six weeks free, after which 2/- per week will be charged. All fees must be jmid on the Ist of January, 1910, after which 5 per cent, additional will be charged; 2J per cent allowed on prompt payments. L. 6. BREMER, Kohinoor, Waverley. To Stand this season at Hawera, and nave! ± smi'oundinj districts—. 2* TOAD BELLS By Abbey Bells (imp.) Dam, Countess of Todd (imp.) Todd Bells is a handsome dark chestnut, anding 15.3; a straight-out trotter with beautiful action, and exceptionally good tempered. An aristocrat of his line, with purple lineage second to none, and inherits the speed and foal-getting qualities of his sireAbbey Bells. The sire of Todd Bells was a straightout trotter, and has a public trial of 2.(5 at 3 years. He is also the sire of Grattan Bells, champion 2-year old trotter of Australasia, record 2.29; Delavan Chimes, champion 2-ycar-old pacer, Australasian record 2.26J ; Laughing Bells, 2.29; Charming Bell. 2.32; Twinkle Bells, 2.33. All these records were ' put up as two-year-olds. Countess of Todd, dam of Todd Bells, is the only mare in Australasia by that remarkable young sire Todd (2.14), who was sold by auction in America for £6OOO. Todd is by Bingen (2.61), sire of Uhlan (1.54), the world's champiuii straight-out trotter, The stamina of the family is undeniable, This isthe stock to breed to, This is your opportunity. Take it, If your mare is good enough, there is a chance of a product that may even surpass Todd Bells in speed, style, stamina and handsomeness! with the certainty of getting something realto useful for the track, the road, the farm, the show.rins, or the Army Purchase Department. No horse in a ustralasia carries blood than '1 odd Bells. His pedigree is unimpeachable. He has some useful performances to his credit on the race track. Some of his principal victories are: Tamahau Mahupuku Memorial Handicap at South "Wairarapa Trotting Meeting, June 3rd, 1911. At 3 years old he started four times at Wanganui Trotting Club's Easter Meeting, securing three wins and a second. The public have not seen this horse's best performance yet. Being a young horse he will again be put into training after the season, so wi}t Only serve a limited number of mares. Apply early to B?ve disappointment. The high-class Stallion HAVOC (2.15; 4 36 2 milet)* Franz—Murmur. Havoc is a beautiful bay with black points, plenty of bone and a splendid temper. Havoc is by Franz (2.22), dam Murmur. Franz, sire of Havoc is full brother to Frederick (2.20), The Heir (2.17). and Fi-itz, that great trotter which held the Australasian record for many years. Franz is also sire of A.L, Franz (2.18). Frandocia (4-35). Floranz (3.34), Framie (2.14), and a great many others too numerous to mention. Murmur, dam of Havoc, is one of the best brodU mares in New Zealand, she having produced Havoc Sonol (2.12), Hova (4-471 Highden (2.26) ami Skylark (7.32 for 3 miles). _ Havoc has proved himseli a great racehoise, winning over all distances. He won the Auckland Trotting Cup as a three-year-old in 4-57. Phimpton (4.46), King George (-M7); second to Emmehne in 2.15, and second to King Cole in 4-3'. in which race he had to break an Australasian record. Havoc is the only horse in North Island eligible for the New Zealand Trotting Cup of £2500. Fees—Todd Bells, £5 ss: Havoc, £6 69, Mares be met at Hawera railway station cn advice. Paddocking 2/6 per week. Every care taken, but no responsibility. For further particulars apply to— H. BARRACLOUCH, Fantham St.. Hawera. 'Phcic.:^' To stand tlie Season at New Plymouth m CAMFFIRE (5) Carbine-Revelry of numerous winners. Terms: £lO 10s. (Single mare), Reduction, two or more mares, Also the thoroughbred Horse IOTGUN <U) ■' Formosan-Wepner Half brother to Sir Solo, winner of Auckland Wellington and Manaivatu Cups, and sire of Ron gora and True Gun, Terms: Single mare £4 19s. Also The well-known Clydesdale Stalliou BEN. McCORMICH, Ben More-Dam, Christina Iteming McCor:mc.' Terms: £4 Single mare. Good grazing free till Dec. 31st. All care but no responsibility. For further particulars see cards. Apply J. BOND, Owner. Gill St., New Plymowt, Or Groom in charge 'TO Stand this season at Commercial Si,!.- *• Ehham, and travel the surrounding distiic:' The Fashionably IY:d Hackney Stallion. VICTORY CKST," Sire, Victory Dam, Chieftains Victory Chief is a dapple bay horse, 4 years o\ standing 16 hands high, and has great pace, qua.ity and substance. He is a very stylish mover and posessed of a beautiful temper and a good shew-nng record. His dam, chieftainess is bv Lord Ilopetown (imported) from Mermaid, iv.o brought over from Australia. Termo: Single mare, £5 lCs. All care but no responsibility. Paddocking, 2?, a week, ror further particulars and pedigrees see cards or, SL FIFE, Owner, ri.THAV, "I really can't do anything" When von Rre ab«o!nfely iner and tired out, it show* your nerve 8 are overtaxed—strained and weakened. Strengthen them wiih Fletcher's Phospbatonic, t he reliable nerve food. It brings back your energy—makes you cheery nncl strong and gives nights of souud sleep. f\ «71etclieifr TOM* cores where others fail because it is a tutored toaie. It's a nerve- < builder contains phosphorus nature's own remedy. Get a bottle, 2/6 and 4/8 at chemists and stores, or post free from Cha3. A. Fletcher, Chemist, Wellington. K>