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Gisborne Times, Volume XXVII, Issue 2635, 18 October 1909, Page 2

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TO STAND THIS SEASON At WAERENGA-A-HIKA, And Travel the Poverty Bay District, . THE RENOWNED TROTTING STALLION, IMPERIAL PRINCE By Prince Imperial—Gossip. IMPERIAL PRINCE is a bay colt, foaied 2-sth October, 1905. Hire, Prince Imperial; dam, Gossip. Prince Imperial by Hambteumian Beil Boy, dam Princess. Prince Imperial is the sire of Advance, Advocate, Cocoannt. Derringcotte. Impatient, prince Elerr, Prince Warbeck, Imperialism, Hamlyn, Prince Randle, Imperial Polly, Prince Ena, Lady Clare, Piecework, Bribery, and several others. Gossip, by Ravensworth (imp.), dam Aneta by Deomedis (imp.) Gossip was the dam of Ladybird, Wincer, and Piper, well known on the course in Canterbury. IMPERIAL PRINCE is a handsome upstanding stallion, 4 years of age in August last. He secured, two first prizes as a two and three-year-old at the Ashburton Show, Canterbury, and is just the stamp of horse required in this district to throw reliable fasttrotting stock suitable for riding or driving. TERMS: For single mare, £4 4s; for two or more mares as per agreement. Fees to be paid before removal of mares; four weeks ’grazing free, after which 2s 6d per week will be charged. Every oar© taken, but no responsibility incurred. Apply “ w. PILCHER, Wha'taupoko. Or, A. Pritchard, Av aerenga-a-hika.

NEW BLOOD. TO TRAVEL THIS SEASON IN THE GISBORNE DISTRICT. THE PURE CLYDESDALE ENTIRE, ETTEICK SHEPHERD Rising 9 years. PEDIGREE. ETTRICK SHEPHERD, bred by Mr. Robert Gawn ,is a dark chestnut horse, 17 hands high, rising nine years. Sire LORD GLASGOW, dam FAN, by Lord Churchill. Lord Glasgow was also (bred by Mr. Robert Gawn, Deer Park, North Taieri; sire Good Hope (184 N.Z.5.8.), dam Maggie (imp.), sire Sir Colin Campbell (imp), g-dam Scotch Annie (imp), 340, N.Z.5.8.), g-sire Lord Salisbury, (imp 114, N.Z.5.8.), the champion horse of Otago. ETTRICK SHEPHERD’S dam FAN, by Lord Churchill ; g-dam Gentle, by Vanquisher; g-g-dam Nell by Marquis; g-g-g-dam Gyp, by Blackleg. ETTRICK SHEPHERD has proved a sure foal-getter, having done a successful season last year. First and Champion, 1907-1908-1909, Opotiki, . . TERMS: Single Mare £3 10s, two or more as per agreement. Fees to be paid before removal of mares, six weeks’ grazing free, after which 2s per week will be charged. Every care taken, but no responsibility incurred. DAVID MILLS (Owner), Makauri. 808 QUIRKE, in charge. TO STAND THE SEASON At MAKAURI, The Draught Stallion YOUNG GARNET. (Winner of Four first, Two second, and Three Champion prizes.)

YOUNG GARNET is a beautiful bay, standing 16.3, on short legs, with a splendid quality of bone, plenty hair ana good sound feet. YOUNG GARNET’S sire, Garnet, i 6 by British Lion (imp:),, dam Topaz, by Overdraft; grand-dam by Dugdale (imp.). Winner of First Prize and Society’s Medal for Draught Stallion at Poverty Bay A. and P. Society’s Show, 1896-97-98-1900. His dam, Rose Auckland—Conqueror. Ta'lcing into consideration he has the Garnet—British Lion blood on his father’s side, and the Auckland — Conqueror on the mother’s, he should leave great stock. Auckland and Garnet both have stock in this district which would be hard to outclass. YOUNG GARNET has proved to be a sure foal-getter. YOUNG GARNET has been very successful in the Show Ring,-having taken three Firsts, two Seconds, and twice Champion. TERMS: Single Mare £3 3s; two or more as per agreement. Fees to be paid before removal of mares.' Six weeks’ grazing free, after which 2s per week will be , charged. _ Every care taken, But ho responsibility incurred. wm. McCullough, Makauri. N.B. —As this horse is under my own care, breeders can rely on their mares receiving every attention.- —■ W.M.C.