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Taranaki Daily News, 5 October 1920, Page 3

, TO STAND THE SEASON At The Waterworks, the clydesdale stallion, JUM, JUM, by Lord Roberts, da.m Ploughboy mare is a dark brown, ten years old, with a splen did bone, and has left great stock. He ha: a great constitution, splendid temper, and 1: a great worker in any harness. TERMS: £2 io 3 .single mare. Grazing 2: Od per neck. For further particulars apply to— P. W. CAKMNGTON, Fitzroy. TO STAND THE SEASON AT NEW PLYMOUTH. THE IMPORTED THOROPOHBRED SIRE HALLOWMAS <»>■ , By MAIiTAfiON-HALLOWEEN. HALLOWMAS (20), imported, 100 S. By 'iarlagon, sire, of Lily veil (Sydney Cup), Marfan (.Canterbury Cup, Randwick Plate), from Halloween, half-sister to San Martino, by Ayrshire, sire of Traqualr, Orzll, Ayr Laddie, Downslnrc, etc., from Santa Maura, halfsister to Musa- (dam of Mouseqiteton), Mlrska and also half-sister to Maize (dam of Mon(lamin and Mnzagan), by St. Simon, sire of Desmond, La Fleche, etc,; from Falmflower, sister to Jenny Howlett (winner of Oaks), and dam of Chittabob, by Tha Palmer, brother to Roslcruclan (sire of Pulehra, ancestress of Multiform), from Jenny Diver, grand-dam of St. Pierian, the sire ot Ard Patrick), by Buccaneer (Ascot Gold Cup) from Fairy, by Warloch from Delia, half-sister to Lady Augusta .(dam of Volley), by Melbourne from Meeanee, s.ster to Assault, third dam of Gozo (sire of Gaulus, Grafter, etc.), by Touchstone from Gnuznee (winner of Oaks), by Pantaloon, by Castrel from Languish, by Cain, by Paulowltz from Lydia, by I'oulton, by Sir Peter Teazle from Variety, by Hyacinthus by Coriander from Sister to Swordsman, by Weasel, by Herode from Daughter ot Mare by Turk by Keguhis from Daughter of Mare by Locust by Crab from Daughter of Mare by Changeling by Cade from Daughter of Mare by Cade by Godolphm Arabian from Daughter of Mare by Bolton Little John, by Partner from Daughter of Mare by Durham's Favorite, by Son of Bald Galloway from Daffodil's Damn, By Sir T Cascoigne's Foreign Horse No. 20 family. FEE: 20 gns. GOOD PADDOCKING 5s PER WEEK. Groom In Charge, D. Duffy. All care taken, but no responsibility Groom's Fee: us. For further particulars apply to:— P. JOHNSON, Owner. Fitzroy. TO STAND AT THE FARM,, TAIPOROHENUI, The Thoroushbred Horse i ANTAGONIST < l2 >- j She of Onslaught, Wrestler, Winter Wind, fl Long Range, McDuff, Counterscarp, Check- :/ mate, and other good winners. I By Soult (imp), son of St. Simon, from \ Miss Annie, by Seaton Delaval—First Love * by Nordenfeldt—Fish Girl, bv i Fanny Fisher, by Fisherman—Coquette limp.) 1 Mares from a distance will be met at the I Hawera Railway Station on liotico being received. I Antagonist was one of the most brllljtint racehorses ever produced in the Doiur' ' TWENTY GUINEAS per Mare. Crazing ?,s per week. All care taken, tut no responsibility. GEO CLOUT, Orner, Box 80, Hattera. TO STAND THE SEASON At The EMPIRE STABLES, STRATFORD. And Travel The , Surrounding Districts, THE PUREBRED CLYDESDALE STALLION, BARON NEWTON. to^ N c^^^injvt,r with a well-built body, and constitution, n "»„ beaten, combined with great flat bone -ind substance with good feet and tine silky hair and good-tempered. Baron Newton. 1 by Baron Bold (imp.), 40 N.Z. C.5.8., and A.a n.b.B. hire. Baron Bold by Baa™ Priiie 9122, Scotland; dam, Lilydale "(980 *by New-' ton Chief (imp.), G.V.Z.C. 13.US SB fin vol I N.Z. C.S.B.Q.D. Grand-dam, My ( m{ N.Z. C.S.B. vol. 11., by Lord Lyon (fl) vol I By the above breeding one finds nothing but the best. TERMS: £0 6s single mares two or more mares, per arrangement. Fayable January I, 1921. J For Further Particulars, Apply— A. J. DAVBY, Stratford. -is . m'? U tUe follo wtae:~-Mon., Douglas; Tubs., Toko; Wed., Tariki and InglewoodThurs., Cardiff and Mahoe; FrT Ngaere and rukengaehu; Sat., Empire Stables. GOOD PADDOCKING Is lid PER WEEK. _ Surrounding Districts, THE. PUREBRED STALLION, PRINCE IVANHOE. Sire, Lonsdale Again, Imp. (15,618) NZSB • <-am, Miss Ivanhoe (091); sire, Ivanhoe (793) '; grand-dam, Flower of Okaiawa (1522) ; sire. •Glengyle (373). PRINCE IVANHOE is a rich dark b~ compactly built, wiith s „i e ndid quarto... shoulders, and loins, great bone of the best quality, with good feet and legs. Favored with a great constitution and a. beautiful temper, and ho has proved himself a sure foal setter.' For full pedigree see cards. TERMS: £5 ss; £2 end of season, £2 10s when mare proves in foal. Groom's fee as at first service. All mures sold or exchanged owners at first service held responsible. Further particulars—' R. G. McKAIR, Urenui. TO STAND THE SEASON AT NEW PLYMOUTH, The Imported Horße, CAMPFIRE (5)- . By CARBINE (2); dam, REVELRY <5). CAMPFIRE is a brown horse, standing 16 hands and ponies from the same branch of related' "' '"" aS Do " c " ster ' and is closely ~,„nA i M PFIRE, is tlle slre nf lh e following J tL° W » I,<,VSeS: (winner of "Jon Awaiinitti Cup, the Auckland Cup, 2000 sovs.), itoyal Dragoon (winner of the Reefton Cup, Wcstlancl Jubilee Cup), White tf.azo (winner of the Wavcrley. Cup), Lady Louisa (winner of the Connolly Handicap and three times runner-up in the OtakiRaukawa Cups). Others of his progeny are: Lady Nolan Topic, John Willie, Bivouac, M.wng Camp, Vnapun.i, vVaiti, Cinders, Embers Carhmesa, Hopye, Sliandon Bells, Camp Kettle, aori-hlight, Ahika, Moutoa Camp, Bell or the f/imp. Generalissimo, Kickapoo, Evenbig Clow, Wonder, Clavis, Sling Camp, The Digger, Qtaimi Kid, and Blazeaway. TERMS: £lO 10s. (Payahlo December SI, 1920) GOOD GRAZING 2s Od PER WEEK. ALL CARE TAKEN. BUT NO RESPONSIBILITY. Vnrthrr. Particulars Apply—.T. 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