Royal Stuart Pure-Bred Clydesdale at Sos Station
Royal Stuart a bay imported New Zealand stallion, foaled 1907, by Royal Fame from Lochiel line, unbeaten in Scotland Victoria and big show wins. Offered at five guineas per mare with paddocks at Wowingragong, G Thornton owner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Stuart
J. Boag
Middle Rig
Royal Fame
Mount Royal
St. Lawrence
Prince of Wales
New Zealand
Kate
Lochiel
Middle Big
Camellia
N.Z
Victor
Young Banker
Marchionesa
Prince Royal
Marchioness I
Sir Benjamin
Ben Lamond
Chaimpion
Princess Maude I
Scotland
Victoria
Sydney
Forbes
Sire-Rea Wind and George Wilkes Stand at Stud in Forbes
Imp sire Sire-Rea Wind by George Wilkes and dam Lady by Startle, with Deborge Wilkes as brother to Black Wilkes. George Wilkes, coal black, described as strong and stylish, expected to sire fast racehorses and sturdy buggy horses. Stud fee set at four guineas, with full details from W. J. Barton, Fitzgerald's Bridge, Forbes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rea Wind
George Wilkes
Lady
Startle
Bool
Deborge Wilkes
Black Wilkes
Sydney
Cootamundra
Temora
Wyalong
Miss A. R.T. Wilkes
Delavan Wilkes
Red Wilkes
Emiels
Pride of Wilkes
Harold Wilkes
Wilkes Boy
Elre
Forbes
W. J. Barton
Fitzgerald's Bridge
Forber
Black Heather the Fine Working Mare horse listing
Black Heather is a strong black horse with good bone and quality. Sired by Champion bred by BE Greaves Beg Berwick Victoria, dam Heather Bell 6th winner of 27 prizes by Champion of Scotland (imp.). Dam bred by Ewart Bros Murchison Victoria by Pride of Clyde (imp.). Certificates NSW and Victoria Veterinary for soundness. Terms £6 3s per mare, one in five, property of same owner. Good paddocks, no liability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Heather
Champion
BE. Greaves
Beg
Berwick
Victoria
Heather Bell
Champion of
Scotland
Messrs
Ewart Bros
Murchison
Pride of Clyde
New South Wales
Agricultural and Pastoral Note for the Man on the Land
The Department of Agriculture issues guidance to farmers and ranchers on efficient farming. Practical tips cover crop management, livestock care, soil health, water use, and seasonal planning to improve yields and sustainability.
Bone-Chieving Cattle Disease Tied to Soil Poverty
A coastal disease in cattle called bone chewing or bone softening, also known as osteomalacia, is linked to soil poverty and mineral deficiency. Recommendations include bone meal supplements, iron and lime enriched lick mixes, bran or oil cake feeding, and soil improvement with phosphate and lime. Practical feeding notes for work horses follow, stressing regularity, proper grain ratios, water timing, and grain variety to boost performance and prevent digestive issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ealt
England
Henry
Australia
Maranui Sire Malatua Mated With Mer RivaIe and Lachlan River
Thoroughbred stallion Maranui by Malatua stands over 16 hands with strong shoulder and reach. Not raced as a two year old he won the Moorefield Kogarah Stakes and Warwick Pace Welter as a three year old then captured the Caulfield Cup. He later injured in a gallop but is praised for staying blood on both sides and notable descendants. He is selected to mate English Time with Mersey's Daughter and will serve at Mer Rivale Lachlan River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbine
Loyal Peeress
Loyal Devolr
Letty West
Glorious
Waat
Maranui
Warwick
Mooltan
Peru
Tulkeroo
Tolaire
Post Town
Lord Nolan
Heriot
Multifid
New Zealand
Malua
Malvollo
Carkiwell
Lecturer
Emily Faithful
Gesarewitch
Perr
Darebin
Weatherbit
Mersey
Merrivale
Lachlan River
Pure-Bred Clydesdales At Eugowra Show
Local notice reports a horse show featuring pure-bred Clydesdales at Eugowra and surrounding districts. Strong emphasis on breed display and exhibition arrangements.
Glen Roy Glen Roy shows quality bay horse sire line
Glen Roy Glen Roy is a beautiful hard bay with good bone and muscle and steady action. The Laird through Tasman and Topsman lines traces to Sir William Jr. and Sir Hercules with Rob Roy ancestry. The Laird won first prize at Bombala Bega and the Royal Agricultural Show in Sydney. Fees listed: single mare £2, two or more £1 15s. Further particulars apply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Roy
Walt
Laird
Tasman
Topsman
Sir William Jr
Sir William
Lyon
Hercules
Rob Roy
Laura
King of the Ring
Bell
Major
Flower
Clyde
Bombala
Bega
Sydney
Young Wallace
British Won
Wallace
Royal George
Scotch Jack
Jack of
Chita
Federal the champion Victorian horse enters service at Moira Stud
FEDERAL the rising five year old is a dark chestnut with strong build and quality. Sire Federation imp. stands at Moira Stud and dams in line with Prophet imp. FEDERAL has won prizes at Parkes Show in 1909 and 1910 as a yearling and juvenile. Terms set at £2 15s for single mare or £2 2s for two or more. Season runs September to December with removal and payment rules. Mares may be left at South Forbes Hotel Forbes under owner James Henderson Rose Alle Forbes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal
Champion Federation
Imp
Moira Stud
Dolly
Prophet
Beauty
Paisley
Parkes
South Forbes
Forbes
James Henderson
Rose Alle
GEORGE RATH SON SELLING FURNITURE AND PRODUCE
Geo Rath and Son advertise specials including byscial chaff for fallow ing, free from wild oats, dirt guaranteed. Lot tons of produce in sale, furniture new and second hand, horsetail beds, lime and trolley services offered with quick delivery and pickup, inspect before purchasing elsewhere.
Feeding Farm Horses At Experiment Farms Report
The October Gazette publishes notes from farm managers on feeding and care of heavy horses. A preface quotes Professor from the agriculture department on best practices.
Gossip Among Girls Over Love Spats and Gifts
Four women discuss a mutual friend who quarreled with Jack and returned all his gifts. One of them notes he then sent her half a dozen boxes of face powder with a note claiming the items were taken home on his coat. The text then advertises a tailor and samples from Rubter Stampa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack
The Trotting Stallion Eureka and Relations
The Trotting Stallion Eureka is a six year old bay stallion with strong substance and a docile temper. Bred by W. Rose, he traces to By Confidence and Consequence with connections to Flora G and Van Cleve, noting pedigrees including Norfolk Hero and Hamptonian. Consequence is described as a show ring mare with many trotting victories at country shows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka
Confidence
Consequence
W. Rose
Prickwillow
Jacob
Highflyer
J. Smith
Flora G
van Cleve
Nancy
Boccacio
van Cleeve
Harold
Hamptonian
Vassar
Belmont
Abdollah
Venus
Seelip
American Stud
A. J. Alexander
Woodburn Farm
Kentucky
Eureka the champion trotter loses racing chance after Parkes accident
Eureka shows a record of wins and placings from 1909 to 1911 including handicap trot victories at Kurrajong Castle Hill Show and Liverpool TV plus Goolagong Show prize. He holds a Government Life Certificate and will not race again following a Parkes accident. Season runs September to December with mares removal and payment. Trainer or owner A Laneury Forbes advertises two or more mares rates and premises at Forbes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka
Kurrajong
Liverpool TV
Epping
N.S.W
Goolagong
Boldrewood
Grenfell Show
Fortunatus Imp Stallion Sires Many Winners in England
Fortunatus a blood stallion from St Simony II lineage stands 16 hands with a strong frame. He won the Biennial Stakes at Ascot the George Stakes at Liverpool and the Goodwood Cup among other races worth £4455. He sired numerous performers including The Acolyte Penniless Artful and Awake with a yearling colt selling for 900 guineas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fortunatus
Ascot
Liverpool
Acolyte
Penniless
Artful
Barlow
Alibi
Idylla
Auspicious
Somuiter
Lawful
Theocin
Ambassador
Assam
Drift
Arbor
Jibe
Budgery
Ammon
Milliner
Forte
Fortute
Jute
Fortius
Valendar
Forgoer
Kennedy
England
Frusquin
St. Amant
Flotsam
Qui
St. Frusquin
St. Simon and
Galopin
Hampton
Peralmmon
Diamond Jubilee
Vedas
Glengall
Gone Coon
Grafton
Ayrshire
Ray Ronald
Wiil
Macquarie Stud Farm
Wellington
H. A. Taylor
Fee Three Guineas Sale Notice Ends December 16 1912
A sale notice offers good grass and water with every care but no responsibility accepted. Ends December 16 1912. For fuller particulars apply to the indicated contact.
Mares Accepted for Showground Breeding Season
Lord Daniels known as The Big Fellow announces the annual Four the size of Brave Heart event from August 22 to November 30 for approved mares. Limited slots available with mares remaining at the showground sent to Back Tomantil. Owners advised of early feed and care but no responsibility, 2 shillings 6 pence per week charged for mares not removed after November 20, 1912.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Daniels
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Wowingragong
G. Thornton
Wowlngragong
Bathurst
Pln
Shea
Stewart
Rock Huon
Cream of Australia
Mr M'Cudden
P. N
J. P. M'Cudden
Tomingley
Prairie
Wallace Hunter
Prairia
Department of Agriculture
Department
Veterinary Branch
Agricultural Gazette
Zamla
Burrawang
W. A. Henry
Professor Henry
United States
Malatua
Faithful
Darkwell
Tim Whiffler
Lydia
Lacydes
Eugowra
Rose Alie
Grentell Road
GEO. Rath & Son
Central Exchange and Produce Stores
Produce and Furniture Dealers
Advocate
Buckland
Renkin-street
the Willows
SOUTH
A. Laneyrie
C Om
Laneyrie
Fortunatus Cimp
Alite
St. Prusquin
St. Simony ii
Galopio
Isabel
Plebian
Lady Lady
Royal Hampton Li
Lady Clifton
Listin
Nell Gwynne
Archy
Priam
Whipple
Huon
Almont
Huon Chief
Globe Junior
Parkes Show
Globe I
Chieftain
Messenger
Globe II
Mambrino Abdallah
Globe TI
Blackwood Chief
Draper
Tuxedo
W. J. Dempsey
Vrcban
Maneil
Senaria
Ch. H
Alaria
Merman
Seneschal
Bentrona
Dam Agnes
Little Agnes
Senton
Enda
James Rawsthorne, Tomanbil
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