FLASH the Dark Chestnut Pony Heads to England for Stud
FLASH is a six year old dark chestnut pony bred by Major Charlie Sydney known as the Silver King. He is a quiet high quality stock horse with strong conformation and knee action, promoted for hacks and showy use. Purchased after winning a major prize in Australia with a £100 guarantee, he stands at the Glen Idyll Forbes stud from September to December and mares are accepted at £2 10s with bookings on application.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flash
Mill Charlie
Sydney
Charlie
England
Major Charlie
Gedoey
Australia
Black Wood Chief Bay Stallion Boasts Record
Black Wood Chief is a 16.2-hand bay stallion by Chieftain from Priam line, with a noted trotting and pacing record. He has sired winners like Fledfeather, Tipperary, Walnut, Blacket, and Blackwood Iking, and all foals from his stock show strong form at trotting meetings. Standing at £6 6s, limited mares accepted. season runs September 1 to December 10, 1915, under M. Field.
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Black Wood
Chieftain
Honesty Ing
Priam
Whiltles Wambletonian
Val
Douglas
Childe Ku Fie
Rold
Herold
Mies In
Peter Finn
Childe Rold
Rothschild
Eva
Osteriy Ria
Viking
Ail Ver Boy
Lightfoot
Blackwood Chief
Fledfeather
Blacket
Blackwood
Parkes Trotting Club
Forbes
Cowra
Victoria Park
Sydney
Bathurst
Dog Club
Pure Gold the champion pony of dark chestnut breed
Pure Gold is a six year old dark chestnut pony standing about 14.2 hands. He is strong, hardy and a superb breeding sire for stout ponies and stylish cobs. He won second at the Melbourne Royal Show 1913 and first at Forbes 1914. His sire What's Wanted, bred in Wales, earned four firsts and four champions at Melbourne shows. Dam Little Splendid is a noted Victorian performer. Terms: £32 3s. For details apply to the owner.
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Pure Gold
Melborne Royal Show
W. R. Jones
Bryn- Baynmaur
Wales
Melbourne
Victoria
Klondyke
Dandy Twig
St. Arnaud
Donald
Wangaratta
Wages
Forbes
Albury
Hia
Dandy
Sydney
To Stand the Season at THE WILLOWS FORBES
The bay trotting stallion Eureka is described as a strong, balanced racehorse with docile temper., bred in Kentucky, with a notable Australian show and trotting record. Eureka has performances in 1909 1911 at Kurrajong Castle Hill Liverpool Ep Ping and Qoolagong shows and holds Government Life Certificate. Season runs Sep 1 to Dec 1 with paddocks and no guarantee of injury. two mares or more under owner at £2 5/—.
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the Willows
Forbes
Eureka
Lowa
Kurrajong
Castle Hill
Liverpool
Ep Ping
N.S.W
Qoolagong
Boldrewood
Grenfell Show
Australia
Government Life
Murillo Stallion At Macquarie Stud Bred For Galopin Traits
In Wellington New Wales the thoroughbred stallion Murillo (Imp) stands at The Macquarie Stud. Bred from Velasquez II and Macaroni lines with strong Galopin influence, Murillo is described as a superb brown horse with a proven race record and a prolific sire of winners across Australia and New Zealand. Irrigated lucerne paddocks on the Macquarie River are offered free of charge by the owner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macquarie Stud
Wellington
Wales
Murillo
Galopin
Kate
Hig
Bona Vista
Cyllene
Australia
Ife
Alre
Belmne Bellevo
Master Murilo
Fouter
Pride of Murillo
Maroomba
Adnama
Electric Bell
Murillo Rose
Rotary Fa Wonderful
W.A
Ultramarine
Count Hannibal
Woonoona
Muziano
Little George
Multum In Parva
New Zealand
Spiteful
Lady
Macquarie River
OTHONE Sprints Through Mixed Career in Canterbury Park Context
OTHONE, a single mare, ran 14 miles 100 yards multiple times with wins at Moorefield Canterbury Park and Woolworth related events. The horse crossed 20 Handicaps, set fast times including 2.16 at Molong AJC, but injuries interrupted campaigns. Seasonal returns and salvage notes mention Canterbury Park Handicap, Graf Good paddocks, and a final retirement with ownership details to Leith Morton in Bugowra.
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Othone
Moorefield
Bexley
Metropolitan
Oid A
Canterbury Park
Molong
A.J.C
Canterbury
Benson Comemnees
Leroo
Newcastle
Leith Morton
City
Scottish King Dominates Classic Races Across Regions
Narromine report notes Scottish King, son of a famed sire, sweeping the W R C Bt Leger V R C Bt George Stakes St Helier Stakes and Spring Handicap while placing in the Australian Cup. He sired Mountain King Mount Mostyn Mountain Knight King Mostyn Del Monte and other Classic family runners. Scottish King is listed among a long line of winners including Scottish Boy Mosque James NT Native Queen Plain King Scot Moss King James Roseneath and several others.
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V.R.C. Bt
King Mostyn
del Monte
Wal
Mosque
W.A
James NT
Plain King
Scot Moss
King James
Roseneath
King Scot
Kittle
Buchanan
Loodal
Mare stud service advert promises limited entries
A 1915 notice from Empire Hotel Fortes outlines fees of £1010 per mare with reductions for two or more mares owned by the same person. Limited vacancies exist and applications via fax are encouraged. The Seagon stud runs from September 1 to December 1915, after which all entries must be removed and paid for. Contact Ted Clifford for particulars.
Imported English Shire Stallion Alston Prince Albert in Australia
English Shire Horse Stud Book describes ALSTON PRINCE ALBERT imported from England 1912 as a well grown bay stallion foaled 1910 bred by George Holden Boot Farm Alston Preston. He has strong bone hair and action. His sire Keddington Prince Albert was sold for 1000 guineas and won at the London show 1912. Albert has proven champion sire with numerous prizes in England Australia including Trundle Parkes and Sydney wins in 1914 1915. He holds a government certificate of soundness for life.
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Alston
Prince Albert
Shire Horse
England
George Holden
Boot Farm
Preston
Keddington
Shire Horse Society
London
Lockinge
Albert
Prince William
Peterborough
Beds
Bigeleswade
Hunta Rameey
Grraundsire
William the Conqueror
Derbyshire
Alkeaton
Moor Green
Leicestershire
Domber
Honest Ben
Dom
Lady Peegy
Mera
Ormakirk
Alston Bally
Longridge
Garstang
Soylax
Cambridge Sally
Benton
Brown Tom
Slaton
Holng
Alston Prince
Parkes
Terms for Single Mare Sale at End of Season
Announcement lists a single mare offered for £6 6s with fool grass and jockeying paddocks. Seller not responsible for any damages. Lemon starts September 1 and ends December 1, 1915, by which date all mares must be removed and paid for.
SIRE-Rice Sires at Olga Bedgeraboneg Breeding Farm
SIRE Rice (87) imp by St Bert from Wedding Bell dam of Trussing Cup. DAM Corollary by Mutineer Pad dam Restless by Swiveller from Axiom. Restless is half-sister to Insorm mia and La Tosca. Well grassed water paddocks, careful management, season from late September to late December. Apply J Rodgers at Olga Bedgeraboneg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rice
St. Bert
St. Simon
Feronla
Thormanby
Wedding Bell
Hampton
Sterling Love
Restless
Swiveller
King Alfred
Insormmia
Wakeful
Radnor
J, Rodgers
Olga
BLUEPAN SIRE AND RACING RECORD SUMMARY
BLUEPAN is a 1906 blue roan 16.1 hand sire with calm temperament and proven progeny. He sired numerous winners in New South Wales racing including Gulgong Cullenbone Yamble Trangle Gulgandra Walgett Narrabri Gunnedah Cup Parkes Parramatta Mile Goolma Gul gong Cup Mudgee Eugowra Canowindra Tumut Cowra Coota Mundra Germanton and Grenfell Welter. The mare line traces to SIRE-Brakpan with notable ancestors including Toxophilite and William Tell. Mares sent to paddock receive attention but no liability.
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Bluepan
Cullenbone
Walgett
Rosell
Mudgee
Eugowra
Canowindra
Cowra
Cootamundra
Germanton
Waren
Wyalong
Grenfell
Engowra
Wollongong
Kogarah Stakea
Rose HL
Polnard
Kogarah Brakes
Major Jock Clydesdale Stallion at Trundle Show Prospect
Major Jock bay colt foaled November 1940, four years seven months, bred by D Gillespie Kyabram. Won champion prizes at Melbourne Royal Show and 11 other events. stock have won 62 prizes across Melbourne Geelong Bendigo Echuca and more. Sire Stylish Gun by Stanley Style and dam Kate by Old Style imp. Terms: £4 4s with £1 down. mares traded or leaving district payable as foal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Major Jock
D. Gillespie
Kyabram
Melbourne
Hisalre
Major Mills
Geelong
Bendigo
Echuca
Rochester
Shepparton
Numurkah
Dandenong
Yarragoo
Warragal
Rainbow
New Zealand
Edinburgh
Morey Shire
Highland Society
Stirling
Jock
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Royal Agricultural Society
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