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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10712, 4 September 1912, Page 1

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club, steeplechase meeting. To be held On the Club's famaki on WEDNESDAY. SEPfEMJ ' BER 11th, 1015s. I Penalties.— Tho winnei or atij; race after declaration of weights to cany a penalty of 101b, and for every additional race a further penalty r.f. J:» in all handicap events. NOMINATIONS for all cvt-nts. except Trial Slakcs/c!o»o on August-26th. 1912. at 9 p.m. WEIGHTS will bo declared mi or about FRIDAY. August iWth, 1912. ACCEPTANCES lor all event* aud ENTRIES for Xrial Stakes close on .TUESDAY, September 3rd, 1912, at ' For' Programme see Referee, Cards. J.,... ....-' .-'and Posters." "" " SPECIAL TRAIN ARRANGEMENTS. \ ./- ROBERT TAKLE, i Becret*ry, " i ' P.O. Box 55, DanneTrirke. \ Appro/ad by Hawke's Bay Jockey W. KNIGHT. Actiag-Sec- ) retary. August 2nd. 1912. To Stand at tho Owner's Farm, i MANCAMAHOE, I and , (.On Fridays and Saturdays at Ferth s ' Stablee, Eketahuna.. The Clydesdale Stallion NORTHERN. C H A R'M E R. (FERNBIDE—MAGGIE.)

NORTHERN CHARMER 19 a dark bay with black points, and was foaled on December 12th, 1905. He has many points to recommend him aa a sire. 'He ha* splendid-feet and pasterns, plenty of good flat bone, good action and a sound constitution with a very docile temper. Northern Charmer k'not one of those big awkward elks, that farmers try to avoid, but is a splendidly proportioned horse, possessing great muscle and strength in a fairly fcmall compass. The judge (Mr J. Baxter) at. the Masterton A. and P. Show, 1909, gave Northern Charmer special praise for his splendid feet, and considered him a model for a farmers' class of stallion. He was awarded 2nd prize in the 3-year-old class at the Masterton A. and P. Show, 1909, and also prize for 3 year and over ::t the Woodville A. and P. Show, 1909. Northern Charmer was got by that well-known horso Fcrnside—by Pride of Strathmore, by Extinguisher. Fernside's clam Darling, by Nil Dosperandum. Northern Charmer's dam, Maggie was by Hero bv Kelvin, by Prince Royal (Mc-Kellar'sj by Prince Charlie imp.). The foregoing pedigree is feuflicient to show that Northern Charmer has on both ' sides the host Clydesdale blood in the Dominion, and his breeding alone should command the confidence of fanners throughout the district. ' . . . ■ Intending breeders will find it to their advantage to carefully consider the merits of Northern Charmer as he is the stamp of sire to get the class of all round horse so greatly in demand. TERMS. —Single mare 3 guineas, payable bv P.N.. ls,t January. Every care will be taken, but no ropponsib^ ilvty- . , T Paddocking free -until Ist January, after which two .shillings per weekwill be charged. W. NATION. Owner, S. GRANT. M»ngamahoe. Croomin-charge I FARM EOS PLEASE KOT£

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