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TO Stand the Season at Pungarehu and true l surrounding district, The Pedigree Clydesdale Stallion W) N2.C.SJB., M Mm Vol. I. fIIHHBHEv By Here-I-Go (243) Dam—Dolly (767). or tM cardt^ 1 " pWlCttlan »PP"y Symoni Bros. • ' o to^«SSin^^_ Uwert "' * Ed MTCI The Purebred Shetland Pony Prince Charming (3 years). Gipsy—Silver King. Terstt: MlFor particulars set. cards or apply toJ. CURE, •vnar. Leppcrton. TO Stand the Season on the farm. Sentry Hill, tne fashionably bred 3-yeax-old draught entire TREASURE K9YAL Royal Treasure (imp.)Judy. Royal Treasure by Pride of Blacon out of Nelly of Kellymenoch. Judy, by Rob Roy from Kate by Prince Henry from Blossom. Blossom by Bothwell (imported). Treasure Royal has been passed as thoroughly sound by D. H. Kaite, M.R.C.V.S. (London) Fees: Sintfle Mare, £4 Its. (Two or more mares as per arrangement). A discount of 10/- will be allowed if feet are paid by January ist, 1916. further particulars apply to F. H. SAMPSON. Sentry Bill.
" Haweta, ud Mtcl SUlTOUndin* rltrtrirti^. srarounding districts— Till IKUB # By Abbey Bells (hap.) Did, Count en of Todd Omju) ToddTJells is a handsome dark chestnut, aading 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-setting qualities of his sireAbbey Bells. The sire of Todd Bells was a straightout trotter, and has a public trial of 2.15 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-year-old pacer, Australasian record 2.26); Laughing Bella, 2.29; Charming Bell, 2.32; Twinkle Bells, 2-33. All these records were put up as two-year-olds, Countess of Todd, dam 01 Todd Bell* 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 Bingcn (2.61), sire of Uhlan o*s4)t the world's champion ktraight-ont trotter, The stamina of the family is undeniable, This ts the ftock 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 somethiog really useful for the track, the road, the farm, the show-ling, or the Army Purchase Department. Noharsera Australasia carrictaoseapeed-producing blood than lodd Bella. Ki»pedigreeis unimpeachable. He has some useful performances to his creel it oa the race track. Some df his principal victories are: Tamahau Mahupukn Memorial Handicap at Sooth Wairarapa Trotting Meeting, Jane Jrd. 1911. At 3 year* old he started bar 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 hone he will again be put into training after the season, so will only serve a limited number of mires. Apply early to «m disappointment The high-class Stallion HAVOC (MSI 4.36 2 miles). Havoc is a beautiful bay with black points, plenty of bone and a splendid temper. Havoc is by Franz (2.22), dam Murmur. Franz, aire of Havoc is full brother to Frederick (2.20), The Heir (2.17), and Fritz, that great trotter which held the Australasian recora for many years. Franz is also tire of A.L. Fraxu (2.18). Frandocia (4.35), Floranz (3.34), Franzie (2.14), and a great maay other* too numerous to mention. Murmur, dam of Havoc, u one of the best brood mares in New Zealand, she having produced Havoc (4.36). Sonol (2.12), Hova (4-471 Highden (2.26) and Skylark (7.32 for 3 miles). Havoc has proved himself a great racehotse, winning over all distances. He won the Auckland Trotting Cup as a three-year-old in 4-57. Ptampton (4-46), Ving George (4.47); second to 'Emmeline in 2.rs, and second to King Cole in 4.3*.*« which race he had to break an Australasian record. Havoc is the only horse in North Island eligible for the New Zes* land Trotting Cap of £2so*. Feas-ToM Bells, M Is; Havae, £# Is. Mam will be met at Hawera railway station oa advice. Paddocking per week. Fran*— Murmur. ' care bicd, uui 09 ripdiwouiiji jfrvczy care nieii, uui n» ropoi For rafter particular* apply tc H> BAKKAC
TO Stand this leuon it Commercial Stablta, MBaa, aid Invel the surrounduif dirtxici— The Faihrooibljr Bred Hidnqr StiSion, nCTtn CHEF Sire, Victory , Din, CMtftaiata ytit J CUcf ii ( dapple bly hone, 4 jreari ok', KRaout. 16 bands high, tad has great pace, tgfitf tad arintaacf He is a rerr ftylish morcr ad ix—ati el a beasffid temper aid a good damki record. His dan, ddeftaiuas is by J*td HopatonGauontd)tai Hetaaid, who«>■ ' T«mai DuiiamUiii. ASI cm tat as mjoilMlifr. MNMtf fUdColm Mt unit *r,
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Taranaki Daily News, 6 November 1915, Page 6
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