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Waikato Times, Volume 125, Issue 20956, 8 November 1939, Page 4

STUD NOTICES THE IMPORTED IRISH ROADSTER BALLYRAGGET (153) WILL stand at GRANDVIEW ” FARM, KIWITAHI, and will travel where inducement offers within the Morrinsville District. Sire: Perfection (98), by Forester (22). Dam: Sarah (74), by Young J.P., by Dalton’s Sir Henry. Ballyragget was selected by the Remount Committee for breeding Remounts in the Morrinsville District in the 1938 season. He was a subsidised stallion in the Irish Free State in the 1937 season for breeding Remounts. He is a dark chestnut, 16 hands high, with good bone, and is a nice hack to ride. This stallion was specially imported to produce remounts and weight-carrying hacks. Fee I Guineas. Grazing 2/6 per week. Every care taken but no responsit ility. N. E. MIKKELSEN & SONS For further particulars apply to— TELEPHONE 73R, MORRINSVILLE. TO STAND AT TE KOWHAI. The Thoroughbred Stallion, DAY GUIDE The »nly Sire by Day Comet. Day Guide is a beautiful chestnut showing plenty of quality and Is a sure foal-getter. Day Guide s pedigree Is well studded with jumping blood on both sides and his stock are showing quality and piomise. All care taken, no responsibility. FEE: £5/5/-. Cards on application to:— S. FULLERTON, Phone 283 R. Rotokaurl. To Stand this Season AT EUREKA. The Government Subsidised Thoroughbred Remount Stallion for the Waikato District. ST. WAVE St. Amans Heat Wave. Soult Camp Fire. FEE: 8 Guineas, of which the Government pays half. For further particulars apply to:— R. 12. TOWNSEND, Eureka. Phone No. 2SOX, Hamilton.