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Taranaki Daily News, 27 October 1916, Page 3

TO STAND THE SEASON AT NEW PLYMOUTH, The imported Tlior- __ oughbred Stallion, " CAMPFIRE (5). (Carbine —Revelry). Sire of numerous winners. TERMS: £lO 10s, single inare. Reduction two or more marcs.' Also the Thoroughbred Horse, TOYGUN (18) (Formosan— Wepner). Half brother to Sir Solo, winner of Auckland, Wellington and Manawatu Cups, and sire of Rongora and True Gun. TERMS: Single mare £4 10s. TO STAND AT NEW PLYMOUTH I and travel the Dis--1 triet, THE CLYDESDALE STALLION, BRILLIANT BOY. , Mackenzie (360) Dam Kate (819) Bred by W. F. M. Buckley, Esq., of Hoon Hay, Ohristchureh. TERMS: Single Mare &t. Good grazing free till December 31. All care but no responsibility. For further particulars see cards. Apply J. BOND, Owner, Gill St., Ne-7 Plymouth. Or Groom-in-Charge. L TO STAND THE - SEASON at ELTHAM and TRAVEL Stratford and Surrounding district, I .., The Clydesdale Stallion, ' KNIGHT OF THE GARTER. By Black. Knight (12,860), imp.— Flower. He is a handsome horse, 4 years old, and obtained two firsts and a champion at the Stratford A. and IP. Show last year. Terms, £4 single mare. Good accommodation for mares from a distance. All care taken, but no responsibility. JAMES GRANT, Hawera. T. KELLAHAN, Groom-in-Charge. TO ' STAND THE 1 SEASON at INGLEWOOD and TRAVEL the Surrounding f Districts, . The Thoroughbred Horse, GRAVITATION StepfeldtfG.N. Derby) Birkenhead 7 Steppe—Nordenfeldt. Tragedy—Orme 11. GRAVITATION is 10 years old, standing 10.1 hands, being dark brown in color. . Birkenhead, his sire, was bred in England, being by Orme, bis dam Tragedy, by Ben' Battle, Stepniak' (New Zealand's leading sire), all of them being by Nordenfeldt. Stepfeldt herself is the dam of such brilliant performers as Elevation, Provocation and Gravitation. She, the dam of Bobadil, was a great performer, and her son Bobadil's racing career will be well remembered for some time to come, running 23 races, winning 13, second 0, third 2, unplaced twice; total winnings, £7097.

GRAVITATION only served five mares, the first season at the stud. Protection, one of liia first foals, now raeing in Australia, 73 a particularly smart tlirec-year-old. At the Warwick Farm meeting he won the six furlongs in lmin lSscc, beating 15 others and won the Flying Handicap in lmin. Msec, beating such a' good performer as Herringbone, who holds the Austra--iian record over seven furlongs. Lady Gravairs, another of his stock, 13 said to be one of the smartest gallopers on the Kensington track. Terms, £6 8s; two or more as per arrangement. All care taken at service, but no responsibility whatsoever. GRAVITATION will travel as follows: STRATFORD—Monday and Tuesday. IXGLEWOOD—Wednesday and Thursday. WAlTAßA—Friday and Saturday. For further particulars apply to ■■ \VM. BALES, Groom-in-Charge, • ■ ■ Inglewood. - TO STAND THE SEASON AT I AWAKINO, I THE HACKNEY STALLION, HEATHERBLOOM Terms, £2 10s. Payable Jan. 1, 1!H". A liberal allowance for two or more mares the property of one owner. A. H. CONDON, Owner. TO STAND THE SEA- . SON ON THE FARM, SENTRY HILL, ' The Fashionably Bred 4-year-old Draught — Entire, TREASURE ROYAL, (Royal Treasure (imp.)— Judy.) Royal Treasure, by Pride of Blacon out of Nelly of Kellynienoeh. Judy, by Rob Roy from Kate, by Prince Henry from Blossom. Blossom by Bothwcll (imp.), Treasure Boyal has been passed as thoroughly sound by D. 11. Raite, M.E.C.V.S. (London). Fees: Single mare, £3 10s. Two or more mares as per arrangement. A discount of 10s will be allowed if fees are paid by January 1, 1917. All care, but no responsibility For further particulars apply to: F. H. SAMPSON, Sentry Hill.

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