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Gisborne Times, Volume XXX, Issue 3613, 28 August 1912, Page 9

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TO STAND THIS SEASON AT MAKAURI, And Travel the Surrounding Districts, THE TROTTIHC STALLION FERIRA, By FRAKZ-FLOWERTOOD. I FERIRA is a black horse of superior quality, docile temper, and a fine mover. Franz, his sire, is a full brother to Fritz, ohampion of Australia. Flowerwood, his dam is by Blackwood Abdallah. lerira •was ' a good game hprse on the -track, having won over £6OO in stakes. His principal wins were in two-mile races, his time being 4.53. Coming from such a consistent trotting family, he should leave stock for either harness or saddle. All care taken, but no responsibility. TERMS. £4 j 4S g T j THEfiLA ux). Makauri. TO STAND THIS SEASON AT MAKARfIKA, THE THOROUCHBRED ENGLISH SIRE GAZELEI tIMP.) No. 1S (GREY LEG —LYGIAj. TERMS:—' Thoroughbred mares_ £7 7s, Half-bred mares £5 ss. For full particulars, Card^apply Makaraka. TO STAND THE SEASON AT patutahi, the FASHIONABLY -BRED STALLION MOUSETRAP (ALHONT—LAVINIA.) Mousetrap is a fine dark bay horse, well and substantially built, standing about 15.21 hands. He has proved himself to be a splendid hack and harness AHnont, the sire of Mousetrap, was sold it the late Henry Mace’s dispersal sale to Messrs Barber and Tye, of Melbourne, ’or 640 guineas. Almont ; holds the threeinile world's record of 6min 50sec, and has aken manv prizes in the show ring, including champion at the Sydney Show. 3ne of his sons recentlv brought 600 guineas in Melbourne. 'terms :£4 4s per mare. All care iaken, but no responsibility. For particulars apply to HAROLD LOUGHER. Gisborne Or Bert WilWams and J. English, with the horses.

TO STAND THE SEASON AT PATUTAHI, THE PONY STALLION DUKE OF MAZEPPA (DUKE OF EDINBURGH (imp.)— LASSIE (imp.) DUKE OP MAZEPPA is a dappled creamy pony of good breadth. He stands on excellent clean legs, is well set up, and has breeding in everp point. .Duke of Mazeppa has taken many prizes in his class at Palmerston North Show against big fields. His stock have also taken many prizes in the show ring, for both harness and jumpers. TERMS : £3 3s, Two or more mares as per arrangement. All care taken, but no responsibility. Good paddocking for one month, after which 2s 6d per week will be charged. Eor particulars apply to HAROLD LOUGIIER, Gisborne Or Bert Williams and J. English, with the horses. TO STAND THE SEASON AT PATUTAHI, THE THOROUGHBRED STALLION SIGNALMAN (CLANRANALD-WEATHEREYE.) SIGNALMAN, who is a full-brother to Oannie Ohiel and Windwhistle. is a chestnut horse standing 16 hands high, showing plenty of quality and conformation. His body is faultless, and his leg.s clean, with large bone, while his feet are ot the best. He was bred by Sir Geo. Clifford, and proved himself , a good racehorse. His performances include: lirst Thompson Handicap (Wellington), first J®ckey Club Handicap (Canterbury), and other valuable events. He is the sire of such well-known performers as Mount Victoria. Ceylon and Semaphore. TERMS : Thoroughbred mares, £7 7S, Half-bred and other mares,£s Ss. All care taken but no responsibility. particulars apply to HAROLD LOUGHER, Gisborne, Or Bert Williams and J. English, with the horsesVS** TO STAND THE SEASON AT PATUTAHI, THE PUREBRED DRAUGHT STALLION ROYAL TAR (LORD SALISBURY—PRIDE, one of the best marcs ever at the Stud in N.Z.) ROYAL TAR has been very successful in the show ring. At Te Aroha. 1905, Ist and Champion; 1906, Te Aroha, Ist and Champion; 1907, Te Aroha. barred in Open Class, but was awarded Championship same year, securing Ist and Champion at r TERMS : Single Mare, £4 4s; two or more as per agreement. Every care taken, but no responsibility. Grazing free for one month, after which 2s 6d per week will be charged. For further particulars apply, to HAROLD LOUGHER, Gisborne, Or Bert Williams and J. English, with the horses.