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fiflk ' SEASON. 1912 To travel "the Te Puke and surrounding districts The Thoroughbred Entire TOY GUN TOY GUN is a dark chestnut horse, rising 7 years old and standing over 16.8 hands high. TERMS: Single Mare, £3 3s; two or more, as per arrangement Good grazing for mares at Is Gd per week. All care taken but no responsibility. HEATHERINGTON BROS. V ' No. -2 Road, Te Puke TO HORSE BREEDERS To stand this season at W. Gilmore's Stud Farm, Paen... oa, and-travelTe Puke and suit-.. .■■'- ing districts THE HACKNEY STALLION Coker's Emperor Particulars from A. SMITH, Paengaroa. At the Service of Breeders this Season. The thoroughbred Horse RAMBLER HOTCIIKIS3-QUEEN COLE Musket--Petroleuso King Cole-Rosalie (For further Pedigree see Stud Book) RAMBLER is a darV brown horse, standing 1G.2, on short legs of fine quality, and weighed 11041b on weighbriclge, Auckland. This will jive some idea of what a massive horse he is. Rambler started three times as a two-year-old, and won the Great Northern Foal Stakes, and was considered one of the fastest in theWitrv; lOOOguiueas was offered for him by the late Mr G. G. Stead, but his ow nor, refused to part, and an accident k/minated his racing career. ' ;. RAMBLER has had, few chances at the. Stud, but he has left Bogey, winner of the Rangitoto Handicap, of £150, at the Takapuna Au'/dmn Meeting, beating a large field in J'ust time: also, Ranib- ; ling Rose, Miutor'Rambler. Roam (n double winw.r at Ilnwera), and Moonlight (winner of the IluntClub Steeplechase at Wanganui), and considered the fines!, jumperseen for years). , RAMBLER is a full brother to Battleaxe, jno of the greatest horses ever raced, and to Tupara, who woni many races in this country, and was sold for !,6vl) guineas to go to India. Rambler has taken throe First Prizes at Auckland Show, and his stock have taken prizes at Anekland, Pukekohe, and C evedon on several occasion's. At the last sales a colt by Rambler brought 57 guineas. • RAMBLER is a sure foal-getter, as the number of horses racing will prove that. His stock are large and handsome TERMS £3 3 s Apply to WM. LEMON, Tauranga, or J. P. RYAN, Te Puke PEI)I G R E E of the Thoroughbred Stallion Olive SiifyLEßEi' — Dam, Flying Fish ' LBjiEL,, who is by Nordenfeldt - (Muskixt-O'nyx), one of Musket's greatest sons., Leijb'i/rdam Pulchra (importedfrom England by\G. G.-.Stead) is the graml dam of Uniform, rMultifrrm. and Cruciform, thrcu'oft greatest horses, and mifjiy others. Pui.ciiUA who beat the great MuslAt ufrEngland, 3 miles weight for nge J ,\|h'e'irig the only horse that ever beat Musket over a distance of ground weiei/.-i'./i-a^e. FLYING FISH, Lord Clivo/s dam is by Foul Shot by Musket-Slander, out of Fish Lass by Leolinus (imp;. Fishwoman by Yattendon-Fanny Fisher, by Fisherman. LORD OLIVE has a strain of Musket on his sire's side as well as on bis dam's side. lie has never been beaten in the show ring and his stock have also never been beaten. For further particulars apply to the New Zon.and Stud Book. LORD CLIVE will stand at Te Puke and travel surrounding districts TERMS: H3s cash, or Pro. Note due . ' Ist January, 1013. Apply A. JONSSON.