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Gisborne Times, Volume XXX, Issue 3615, 30 August 1912, Page 7

TO STAND THIS SEASON AT MAKAURI, and travel tlie surrounding distriots, THE PUREBRED CLYDESDALE STALLION, BARON’S BEST, By BARON FYVIE —BLOSSOJI. BAEON’S BEST is a dark bay, 3-year-old oolt, standing 164 hands high on nice 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 Scotland at a cost of 1200 guineas, and has an unbeaten record in shows both in Scotland and New Zealand. Blossom was bred by Mr J. Buckley, of Canterbury. All oaie taken, but no responsibility. TERMS: £4 4S. J. SUTHERLAND Makauri. TO STAND THIS SEASON, AT Tlieir Station, The Clydesdale Stallion, GEM O’ BENMORE TERMS: Single Mares, £3; three or more, £2 10s. Every care taken,-but no responsibility. For further particulars apply— SISTER SON and McRAE, Reay Station. THE SUFFOLK STALLION COURIER.” Bred h R. li. Dangar, Esq., Neotsfiekl, N.S.W. Dark chestnut horse, sir© Major, by Multum in Parvo (imp.), dam Charmer 2nd, by Ben bow (imp.). Will run with a limited number of mares at Mangataikanua Station. For particulars apply— C. GAITKRODGER.

TO STAND THIS SEASON AT MAKARAKA, THE THOROUGHBRED ' STALLION, MULTIFID MULTIFORM—HER lOT. MULTIFID is a good specimen of a sireHe 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 lleriot 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 well known to require mentioning, as he has won races ever 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. JSn TO STAND THIS SEASON AT MAKAURI, THE DRAUGHT STALLION, YOUNG GARNET (Winner of ten prizes), —Also— THE FOUR-YEAR-OLD COACHING STALLION, KING GEORGE. TERMS: £2 10s. per Mare. Free grazing for six weeks; afterwards at 2s 6d per week. All oare taken of mares, but no responsibility incurred. Fees to be paid beforo removal of Mares. w McCullough, Maltauri. N.B.—As both horses are under my own care, breeders can rely on their mares receiving that attention so necessary to obtaining satisfactory results. m TO STAND THIS SEASON AT LORNE (Puha) ZETLAND IBLIGADO imp. 16—LADY ZETLAND 11) LADY ZETLAND was, without excepon, the best Mare that graced the New 2 aland turf. ~ , TERMS: £4 4s (thoroughbred mares); alf-breds, £3 3s. Two or more, the proirty of one owner, as per arrangement. —Also— HE PUREBRED CLYDESDALE STALLION TIMEPIECE (Four years). Sire: JUST-IN-TIME. Dam: FLOWER. Good worker and a sure foal-getter. TERMS: £3 3s. Good grass paddocks; plenty of water. All oare taken but no responsibility. For further particulars apply to— A. G. TURNBULL, Makauri; Or Dick M'Donald. in Charge.