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Gisborne Times, Volume XXX, Issue 3611, 26 August 1912, Page 7

TO STAND THIS SEASON AT MAKARAKA, THE THOROUGHBRED STALLION. MULTIFID MULTIFORM—IIERIOT. MULTIFID is a good specimen of a sireIle is a beautiful dark bay with black points, stands 16 hands, and is a very evenly-made horse. He is the first sire, I believe, in the Poverty Bay district to produce a classical winner. Being sired by that great horse Multiform, the winner of £7380 in stakes, and his darn Heriot being by that great horse Grafton (one of the most .successful sires imported to Australia) should speak for itself as regards the breeding of racehorses. Multifid’s own performances on the turf are too wall known to require mentioning, as he has won races over all distances on most of the courses in the Dominion. Breeders would do well to book early, as he is limited to a certain number of mares. Good paddock for one month. TERMS: £lO 10s. Apply to—W. O’REILLY, Makaraka. O STAND'THIS SEASON AT MAKAURI, And Travel the surrounding districts, THE THOROUGHBRED STALLION , . DIABOLO. By STEPNIAK-TORTULLA. DIABOLO is a splendidly-bred sire, showing great power and quality. During liis racing, career he won the Canterbury Cup in 1910, 21 miles, and finished second in the same race in 1908 to Signor, who established a record, running the distance in 3.53 2-5. Diabolo also finished second to Bridge in the N.Z. Cup m 1910, when Bridge established the record tor two miles of 3.25. He has proved himsell to be a great racehorse, and should command the attention of breeders. All care taken, but no responsibility. TERMS: £7 76. J. SUTHERLAND Makauri. TO STAND THIS SEASON AT MAKAURI. and travel the surrounding districts, THE PURE-BRED CLYDESDALE STALLION, BARON’S BEST, By BARON FYVIE—BLOSSOM. BARON’S BEST is a dark bay, 3-year-old colt, standing 164 hands high on moo short legs, with good flat bone and sound feet. He shows a lot of breeding and activity, and has a very docile temper. Baron Fyvie, his sire, was imported from Sootland at a cost of 1200 guineas and has an unbeaten record in shows both in Sootland and New Zealand. Blossom was bred by Mr J. Buckley, of Canterbury. All care taken, but no responsibility. TERMS: £4 SUTHERLAND. Makauri.