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Waikato Argus, Volume XI, Issue 1049, 16 September 1901, Page 1

Thu Spifi. TO STAND AT LOCHIEL STABLES and travel the Districts of Ohaupo and Te Awamuta—The Heavy Draught Stallion BENMOBE Sire, Cox’s Lord Dunmore (imp; 2117 C.S.B.)—dam. Heather Blossom ; Lord Dnmnore by Pore Blood (1273 C.5.8.), Heather Blossom by Prince of Albyn (imp)—dam Flower Benmorb, 6 years, bred by W. Clark, JBaq.. Kyneton ; bay in colour, stands 16.3, and is a very powerfully-built massive horse, with the very beat of feet, legs and hair. His symmetry, action and temper are really first class, and stock already got by him are giving every promise of being really tipi op, Terms—For each mare from breeders who have not used either of the undersigned’s stallions previously, 5 guineas ; others, 4 guineas each To Travel the Districts ol Cambridge, Hautapu, Tamahere, Hamilton and Frankton— FIELD MARSHAL (recently imported from Victoria) _ Sire Marshal Keith (imp)-dam Native Blue, by Admiral (imp) Brown, 8 yo rs The above Sire has a first class record, both as a stock-getter and show-nog horse, having won prizes in the show rings of Melbourne, Albury and W angiratta „ , , Terms-For each mare from breeders who have not used either of the undersigned’s stallions previously, 5 guineas; others, 4 guineas each To Travel the Districts of OrakauRantriaohia, Te Awamutu, Pateraugtand Te Rore-The recently imported brown colt, 3 years, CHIEF COMMANDER Si-e Field Marshal-dam Lady Sovereign, by Royal Sovereign This colt has euly been shown on e, as a two year , and was placed first in bis class i Terms— For single mares, 3$ guineas : two or more, 3 guineas each To Travel the Districts of Ngaruawahla, Whatawhata.Tuhikaramea and Hamilton -The brown colt, 3 years, MASTER BEANS Sire Setter Times, darn Jeanie Deane, by Clansman The above Colt is Waikato bred and 5a a most handsome colt, and has had a most successful show career, having won prizes in Auckland, Waikato and Franklin Terms— 3s guineas for single mare; two or three guineas each To Stand at Locbiel Stables—The handsome Iwo-year-old 6EEEN HILL LADDIE Sire Herd Laddie—dam Sylvia This Colt will serve a limited number of mares during coming season at Benmore and Field Marshal’s rates The above mentioned Stallions have been carefully selected, both as regards breeding and quality, aud can hardly fail to fe of very great benefit to breeders of heavy draught stock who may avail themselves of their services. They are also ia the care of experienced grooms ; so that by careful attention to business and every courtesy to clients, the undersigned hopes to merit a fair share of patronage For extended pedigrees, particulars of show ring performances, etc., see cards Also, To Stand—The well and favourably known Thoroughbred Stallion LOCHINYAR Terms—Single mares, 3 guineas; two or more, 2| guineas each Routes and dates in future issue Good paddockfng at Green Hill and Lochiol Every possible care taken, but no responsibility incurred Inspection invited at any time WM. TAYLOR, 6/9 Green Hill. Te Awamutu ss*** mo STAND THIS SEASON X and Travel the various Districts —The well known Clydesdale Stallion BRAEMAR Elgin (imp)— Countess (imp) Aud the Thoroughbred Stallion MXJBEAPEEE Musket (imp)— Venus Transit Routes and Terns in future issue 6/9 JOHN BROWNE EARL OF SALISBURY. THE Clydesda'e S’allion Earl of Salisbury will stand at To Awamutu, and travel the Waipa districts during Oncoming season. Particulars as to route m a future ISBUe ‘ JOHN POLLARD. Te Awamutu. s TUDNO T 1 C E The Thoroughbred Stallion ST. HIPPO, St. Leoer Hippona, at the service of breeders, and t-el the Cambridge and surround-rie.»(-duriii-' the coming season. BRilars as to terms and route ■ later. " R. MoMICKFN, Cambridge,