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Taranaki Daily News, 29 September 1915, Page 6

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PKKUMINAIY NOTICE. The draught-stallion Priiee of Qulity will travel lade wood aad surrounding districts tJa» ■ NOTICE W MPimfiic T A&D LUPIN «3I be at breeder*' dinoaal & mma, tod will only serve a findtta ooober atpproved maxfes, pedforcu of wbicfa mat bs fimwben applying; earty booking lieiesmj\ Hares Will be met at Wavdey Station. Every cm takes, but no fefpOM&ffity. TMiii £ti 111. Single ibamu Two or more ai per tpeoKßt vifli oner* Grntax for six weeks free, after wbki a/- pe week WUfbe charged. All fees oust be paid onthelsL of JaaMor* SW6 after wWchs per cent, additional wiQ be-charged ft per cent allowed oo prompt payments. KOBEMOOR, WIYPUT t Hnraa, aai*arti *•»» uuj Ahhty IMHCiigj Dm, Conntess of Todd ft*') Todd Bdls is a hankame rfutiiHrfj andisz &s; astraigttf-ont trotter wS&beanß&iactiai, and mejjdoiially (6od tempered. As aratocntof his Eae, with purple fmf agr tn uuJ to ooae, and inherits the; speed andJoal-getiM qoaEties of his stre— Abbey Bdls. The sire of Toddßeßswasastraiglitoat trader, and his a pahfc.trialofus at 3 yean. He iaalao die sire of Grattaa Beds, dumpton 2-year old trotter of Australasia. record 23}; Delano CMww, champion »-year<ii paoer, Australasian ncaduSf; LangMntßetk,UK Charming BeU, 3.32; Twtakte Bells, 2.33. All thoe records were pot*,-as two-year-olds. ComteaaefTodd, dam of Toodßslls, is die oalrmire in AmtraUsia by that leokrtable ynrnt sire Todd (2JHLwho wanoJd by audio* inAmerica for £6OOO. Todd is by Bitigen , <Z£i}, sire'ef Uhlan (L 54), the world's champion aCralght-oat trotter. The *-*» of the family is ■odaeiable. This fi the stockto breed to, Thisis yatr opportunity. Take it. If nor mare is rood OMiifh< there is a chance of tprodoctthat nay even annual Todd BtDs in speed, style, stamina and kaodsMsenessi.Vith die certainty of setting something reaH* urtftd for the track, the road, the farm, the show-ring, or die Army Purchase Department. Nohotaem ,\iatraksU carries taore speed-producing Mood than lodd Bdls. His prifigrrr is nnimpeach'abfc He aas some nsefal pnJoi manccs to his credit oflthenrx track. Some of his principal victories ''are: Ty.mahau Matmpakn Memorial Handicap at Sooth, Wairarapa Trottinf Meeting, June 3rd, 1911, At3»ears old he suited fonr tines at Wanganui Tro«ieg dab's Easter Meeting, securing three wins anda second. The public have not sees this horse's b«t performance yet Being a young borse he will agate bepct into training after the season, so win only mitt a limited number of mares. Apply early tc sare disappointment. The hlsh-eUM Stallion HAVOC (1.15 > 4JS 2 miles), r ranz—Murmur. Haroc is a beautiful hay with black points, plenty of bone and a splendid temper. Haioc is by Frani (123). dim Murmur. Franz, lire of Havoc is fall brother to Frederick (2.20), The Heir (1.17), and Fritz, that great trotter which held the Australasian recon) for maay years. Frani is also sire of A.L. Frani 12.U), Frandocia (4-33), Floram (3.34), Fragile (2.14), and a great many others too nomerous to mention. Murmur, dam of Haroc, is one of the best brood mares in New Zealand, she luring urodaced Havoc (4.36), Sonol (2.12), Hova (4.47) Hidden (2.26) and Skylark (7.32 for 3 miles). Havoc has proved himself a great racehoise, winning over all distances. He won the Auckland Trotting Cup as a three-year-old in 4-57. Plumpton {4.46), Xing George (t.47); second to Emmeline in 2.15, an I ', second to King Cole in 4.3t, in which race he !i»' ;<1 bresk an Australasian record. Havoc is the o'i y hone in North Island eligible for the New Zea* lani! Trowing Cup of £2500. recs-Tadd Belli, U Sa: Havoc, £( fc. Mares will be met at Hawera railway station oa advice. Paddocking 2/6 per week. Every care taken, but no responsibility. For farther particulars apply to— H. BARRACLOUCH, Fantham St. Hawera. 'PhostiSis To stand tlie Seasan at New Plymantfc The imported thorouibbred Stallion CAMPPUE (S) Carbine—Revelry Sire of nomeroos vinsers. Terns: £lO 19s, (Sinjle Aiare), Reduction, two or more mares, Also the thoroughbred Horse TOYGUN (if) Forraosan-Wepner > Half brother to Sir Solo, winner of Auckland Wellington and Manawatu Cups, aad sire of Ron fora sod True Gun. Terms: Sin*le Bare ti 10s, Also The well-known Clydesdale Stallion BEN. McCOBftUCK. Ben More-Dam, Christina Fleming McCorm : c' Terms: £4 ftimgla mare. Good grazing free till Dec. 31st All care but no responsibility. For further particulars see cards. Apply X BON9, Owner, Gill St* Nsw Plyxouth. Or GftOQtt IN CHAXGB

*TO Staid the Season at Ptmgarthu and travel i. sorrotmding district, The Pedigree Clydesdale Stallion Here-I-Come (2i2) N.Z.C.5.8., Vol. i. BrHere-I-Go (243) Dam—Dolly {767] For father particulars apply Symons Bros., or see cards. and travel Stratford, Inflewood and 1 The imported Trotting Stallion BOMINMN. Rothschild-Electioneer, mare. Dominion has started in ten races, winning three, three seconds, three thirds and once unplaced. Winning time, one mile in 2.22, one mile in and I-1/2 miles in 3^6; once unplaced in 2.16. Eos, Dominion's Grand-dam by Blackwood-Ab-dallab, was the winner of fourteen races. Dominion is the tire of Rndstone who has won .three races. ■ Term: Single mare, £4 4s. Half guarantee, £2 tos., and £2los. when mare proves in foal. Groomage, si- payable first service. AR fees to be paid by January Ist, 1916. All care, No responsilnlity. *>. COATES, Owner

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TO Stand this leaoo at Commercial StaWer. 4 BWilia, aad travel the rarromdmt diatrict— The Fashionably Bred Hackney Sullioo, VICTMY CHIEF Sire, Vktuy Dao, Chseitai&eis VlcUry Chief b a dapple bay heoe, 4 yean old, ]6 hands km tad has intt pace, «aaUty aad anhstaimt. * fle ii a wry styfiah mover aad poaeaad of a beiutifml tenser and a good jlwtilm wcori. Hi» dam, chirftainm is by £iri HoSetownOnpomdlfroa Mermaid, who was IMOH «w taßAntraSi. THW Sta|lt aan. O lit. JJlcmtMaompoaßiiSij'. K»«aidi or, fKtßflft