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Te Puke Times, Issue II, 15 April 1913, Page 4

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 16.3 hands high. TERMS: Single Mare, £3 3s; two or more, as per arrangement Good grazing for mares at Is 6d per week. All care taken but no responsibility. ■ HEATHERINGTON BROS. No. 2 Road, Te Puke TO HORSE BREEDERS To stand this season at W. Gilmore's Stud Farm, Paeng •"., and travel Te Puke and surro.;.. !- ing districts . THE HACKNEY STALLION (Joker's Emperor Particulars from..;5 Service of Breeders this Season. •*' '.'V The thoroughbred Horse Iv-kMBLER HUTCHKISS-QUEEN COLE Musket-Petroleuse King Cole--Rosalic , (For further Pedigree see Stud Book) RAMBLER is a dark brown horse, standing 1C.2, on short legs of fine quality, and weighed 11011b on weigh- - bridge, Auckland. This will give some idea of what a massive horse he is. I • Rambler started three times as a two- ! year-old, and won the Great Northern Foal Stakes, and was considered one of the fastest in thelconntry; lOOOguiueas was offered for him by the late Mr G. G.' Stead, but his ownor refused to part, and an accident terminated his racing career. \ RAMBLER has had few chances at the Stud, but he has left Bogey, winner of the Rangitoto Handicap, of .€l5O, at the Takapuna Autumn Meeting, beating a large field in fast time: also, Rambling Roso, Master Rambler. Roam (a double winner at Hawera), and Moonlight (winner of th« Hunt Club Steeplechase at Wanganui), and considered the finest jumper seen for years). RAMBLER is a full brotlier to Battleaxe, one of the greatest horses ever raced, and to Tupara, who won.) many races in this country, and was sold for GOO guineas to go to India. Rambler has taken three First Prizes at Auckland Show, and his stock have - taken prizes at Auckland, Pukokohe, and C evedon on several occasions. At the last sales a colt by Rambler brought 57 guineas, RAMBLER is a sure foal-getter, as the number of horses racing wi' prove . that His stock are large and handsome TERMS £3 3 s : Apply to WM. LEMON, Tauranga',' or J. P. RYAN, ; T#Uke, J of th)3'' ■ M Lord Olive tag&S. Lebei. -- Dam, Flying Fish Sgffl BEL who is by Nordenfeldt -- i 1 ;et-Onyx),oneof Mnsket'sgreatMi '.'KL'sdam Pulchra (importedfrom sfcVttl nd by G. G. Stead) is the f-r an <i 'if Uniform, Multif/rm and Crucithree of New Zealand's greatest i-ljffi i, and many others. r i?*U ' CHHA is by Rosicrucian, who beat ;'-s"a.cat Musket in England, 3 miles •%C-} ,t for ng0 ' |lK;inK llle onl y ,lorsu SyKj!' v °i' ,jeil t Musket over a distance Sfflilj mnd weiglit-1" .r-:r*j. tfm ,'ING FISH, Lord Clivu's darn is f.ts\ jlsllot -V Musket-Slander, out -■i)sjj h Lass by Leolinus (imp). Fish*s&* 11 by Yaltendon-Funny Fisher, "'IliS herman. Sffl ID CLIVE has a strain of Musket *$p sire's side as well as on his s ' l ' o ' ' ms novcr llt!CI1 ' H ' lllt '" flt&ffi show ring and his stock have also *% uj been beaten. For further, parte iwfis apply to the New Zca.and Sfe !ookjgS'CLlVEwill stand at Te Puke j'vlsl d travel surrounding districts 1*4:1 ls: M3s cusl] . or Pro- Note due $M Ist January, 1918. ( •■JpS ' Apply A. JONSSON. tike 1