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STALLIONS

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GOVERNMENT CERTIFICATE

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SOUNDNESS AND APPROVAL.

CONTENTS.
Circular of Information concerning the Holding of Parades.
Time Table for 1908.

Report on Inspections, 1907.

nan (oe) N H

List of Certificated Stallions, 1907.

By Authority:
a. KEMP, GOVERNMENT PRINTER, MELBOURNE,

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THE DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE

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CIRCULAR OF INFORMATION CONCERNING THE HoLpINnc OF PARADES FOR Tilm

VETERINARY INSPECTION OF STALLIONS
FOR THE

GOVERNMENT CERTIFICATE OF SOUNDNESS AND APPROVAL

One of the conditions to be carried out by all Agricultural Societies
receiving Government subsidies in any form in future is that a Government
Certificate of Soundness and Approval shall have been issued in respect
of all Stallions three years old or over competing for prizes at the Shows
held by the societies.

In order that all societies throughout the State may be assisted in
conforming with this condition, it becomes necessary to arrange for the
holding of Stallion Inspection Parades in such manner and at such centres
as will provide the opportunity for all stallions likely to compete for
prizes at Shows to be submitted for Veterinary Inspection for the Govern-
ment Certificate, prior to the holding of Shows.

Fifty-six parades were held last season in different parts of the State
on dates arranged by the societies, and with a staff of four Veterinary
Surgeons continuously engaged, it was found somewhat difficult to get
through with the work. It is found that about 100 parades will require to be
held this season if all societies and districts are to be catered for.

To provide, as far as possible, for uniformity in the method and
standard of examination, it has been decided to limit the work to three
of the most experienced officers in the Department—Messrs. Cameron,
Colebatch, and Robertson. (Mr. McDonald, whose services were gladly
availed of last vear, will be in England during the forthcoming season.)

Time TABLe.

Consequent on these two necessities—the doubling of the Parades, and
the decrease of the Staff engaged, it is proposed that the Parades be
held at places and times arranged by the Department, and along with this
Circular, is a Time Table relating to the Parades it is proposed to hold
in your district. It is not suggested—aunless it meets with the wishes of
your Society—that these Inspection Parades shall take the place of the
Stallion Parades which your Society has possibly been in the habit of
holding, but, of course, it is obvious that if the two objects can be served
on the same date, less inconvenience will be occasioned to owners. The
fullest consideration has been given to the arrangement of the Time Table,
so as to provide an average of six Parades per week to be attended by each
Otticer, and it is hoped that all societies will, as far as possible, fall in
with the Time Table and make arrangements accordingly. The Time
Table has been compiled on the basis of the winter Railway Time Table
for last vear. It is possible, of course, that this winter’s Time Table may
be different, but it is not thought that the times and dates will be materially
interfered with.

As was the case last year, the Parades will be conducted without
expense to the societies, other than that involved in making known the
occasion to the Stallion owners in the districts, which function it is
hereby requested the Society should undertake.

In the event of it being found impossible for local reasons to bold
the Parade in anv district at the time and date set out in the Time
Table, notice to this effect—together with suggesticns for alternative date

A 2

2 Stallion [uspection Parades, 1908.

and time compatible with the rest of the Time Table—should be given not
later than 1st June, after which no alteration in the Time Table can be made.

GROUNDS FOR REJECTION.

The attention of the members of your Society is invited to the report
ou the Veterinary Examination cf Stallions during the 1907 season, x
copy of which is appended, and which gives results to date. It is
particularly desired that owners of stallions should understand that only
those hereditary unsoundnesses which are set out in the report, will con-
stitute a cause for refusal of the certificate on the ground of unsoundness.
All other blemishes or unsoundness, or defects of conformation, the result of
accident, external injury, and oyer-strain and over-work, will not disqualify.

The certificate is also refused in the case of animals below a reasonable
standard for Government approval, as regards type, conformation, and breed.

ISSUE OF CERTIFICATES.

Particulars concerning the identity of the horse—name, pedigree, age,
etc.—should be furnished to the examining officer at the time of examina-
won, either verbally or by way of the usual stallion advertisement.

Certificates will be issued within seven days of the holding of the
parades, and will be forwarded to the secretaries of the societies, under
whose auspices the parades are held, and who will either forward them to
the owner direct, or on application. Until the issue of a certificate, or
until the publication of the official list of certificated stallions, the result
of the veterinary examination will not be communicated to any person.
‘The examining officer, if he shall see fit to do so, may communicate to the
owner or his agent—duly authorized in writing to inquire—the result of
the examination. In case of refusal of the certificate the reasons for re-
fusal will not under any circumstances, save in legal proceedings under
the direction of the Court, be communicated to any person except the owner
or his agent duly authorized in writing, and to these only on request in
writing. | Secretaries of societies, persons in charge of the horse, grooms
or relatives of the owner will not be considered authorized agents for that
purpose unless they deliver to the officer the owner’s signed authority to
receive the information.

TENURE OF CERTIFICATE.

Certificates are issued in respect of stallions three years old and over ovly.

Certificates that have been issued during the season 1907, and
certificates that will be issued during the season 1908 will be regarded
asx life certificates.

Tn 1a09, anly stallions fewr years old and over, will be given life
certificates. 7 hree-year-old stallions will be certificated for the season
only, and will be required to be submitted for re-examination each season,
until five years old, when a life certificate will be issued.

In 1910, and subsequently, only stallions five years old and over, will
be given life certificates. 7 /iree-year-old and four-year-old stallions
will be certificated for the season only, and will be required to be submitted
for re-examination each season mutil five years old, when a life certificate
will be issued.

The Minister retains the right to at any time have a certificated stallion
submitted for re-examination, and to withdraw the certificate, in the event
of the animal being declared, to his satisfaction, unsound.

The arrangement as to tenure of certificates, set out above, provides for
the introduction of the system gradually, so that no hardship will be
imposed on owners.

Stallion Inspection Parades, 10908. 3

Unless in response to Ministerial request as above provided for,
owners at present in possession of matured stallions will require to
submit them for examination once only; and those purchasing stallions
certificated in 1907 and 1908, will wof¢ require to submit them again.
Persons undertaking stallion keeping after 1908 will have had ample notice,
and will have full knowledge of the conditions to which their stallions

will be subjected, namely—the annual examination of all horses wnder
five years old.

Court or APPEAL.

Any owner of a stallion who is dissatisfied with the refusal of a
certificate in respect of his horse may appeal against the decision to the

Minister at any time within ¢//rty days of the examination, under the fol-
lowing conditions :—

(a) That the appeal is in writing and is accompanied by the lodg-
ment of £10 1os., such amount to be forfeited in the event
of the appeal mot being upheld.

(6) That the appeal is accompanied by an undertaking to pay any
railway fares and hotel expenses incurred by the Court of
Appeal in connection with the settlement of the appeal.

(c) That, in the event of refusal having been on the ground of
unsoundness, the appeal is accompanied by a certificate from
a registered Veterinary Surgeon setting out that the horse
has been found by him to be free from all the following
forms of unsoundness, viz. :——Broken wind, Roaring, Cataract
(eye), Nasal Disease (osteo-porosis), Ringbone, Sidebone,
Bone-spavin, Bog-spavin, Curb, Thoroughpin and_ bursal
enlargements.

(d) That, in the event of refusal having been on the ground of
being below standard for Government approval, the appeal
is accompanied by a certificate from the President and two
members of the Committee of the Society under whose
auspices the parade was held, setting out that in their opinion
the horse is of a fit and proper type, conformation, and
breed to be approved as a stud sire.

On receipt of Notice of Appeal in proper form, and with the above
conditions complied with, the Minister will appoint a Court of Appeal,
which shall consist of :—

(a) In the case of appeals against refusal of certificate on the
ground of unsoundness, the Chief Veterinary Officer and two
practising veterinary surgeons.

(6) In the case of appeals against refusal of certificate as being
below standard for Government approval, the Chief Veteri-
nary Officer and two horsemen of repute and standing.

Such Court will act and decide on the appeal, and its decision shall be
final, and not subject to review.

The Minister may, on the recommendation of the Court, allow a suc-
cessful appellant the whole, or such portion as he may decide, of the ex-
penses of the appeal.

No stallion in respect of which a Government certificate is refused will
be allowed to be re-submitted for examination except in the case of an
appeal as herein provided for.

4 Stallion Inspection Parades, 1008.

STALLION INSPECTION PARADES—SEASON, 108.
Time Taste rok WEEK—JULy 20TH 'To 257H.

WIMMERA DISTRICT (No. 1).

VETERINARY Orricer: 8. 8. Campron, M.R.C.V.S.

Date. | Place. Time. ‘Officer Arrives. Ofticer Leaves.
= |- = z=
Monday, 20th July.. | Stawell 3% 3 pm. | 2.38 pm... 10.27 p.m.
Tuesday, 21st July.. | Goroke oe 2 p.m. Noon (driving) | + p.m. (driving)
Wednesday, 22nd July Horsham .. | 2pm. | Driving (21st | 6.21 p.m.
July)
Thursday, 23rd July | Kaniva ae 2 pm. > 115 p.m. (22nd 12.42 a.m. (24th
| duly) | July)
NORTH-WESTERN DISTRICT (No. 1).
VETERINARY OFfricen: W. J. CoLtespatcH, M.R.C.V.S.
Date. Place. Time. Officer Arrives. Officer Leaves.
Tuesday, 21st July.. | Wycheproof .. | 10 am. ; 6 p.m. (20th | Noon (driving)
| Julv)
< » +. | Birchip .. 2.30 p.m.) 2 p.m. -. | 5 p.m. (driving)
Wednesday, 22nd July | Sea Lake* .. | 2 p.m. 12.25 pm. .. | 7 am. (23rd
July)
Thursday, 23rd July | Charlton* ay 2 p.m. 11.58 am. .. | 12.25 p.m. (24th
‘he July)
NORTH-WESTERN DISTRICT (No. 2.)
VETERINARY Orricen: W. A. N. Ropprrson, (.M.V.C.
22, ae pe a Se Oe
Date. Place. Time. Officer Arrives. Officer Leaves.
| av
Tuesday, 21st July.. | Boort .. | 10am. | 4.455 p.m. (20th | 1 p.m. (driving)
July)
Wednesday, 22nd July| Pyramid ..| 12 noon | Evening (2Ist | 3.18 p.m,
July), ae
Thursday, 23rd July | Swan Hill* .. 2pm. | 7.6 pm. (22nd | 10.25 am. (24th
: July) July)
Friday, 24th July .. | Kerane* os 2 p.m. 12.4 p.m. »» | 5.50 am. (25th
July)

: * at places marked with an asterisk a lantern lecture on ‘‘ Unsoundness in Horses” can be
given on the evening of the Inspection Parade if desired and arranged by the Agricultural Society.

Stallion Inspection Parades,

7908.

ont

True Taste ror Wreex—Avucust 3rp To 8TH.

Date.

GOULBURN VALLEY DISTRICT.

Monday, 3rd Aug.
Tuesday, 4th Aug. ..
Wednesday, 5th Aug.

‘Thursday, 6th Aug...

” 9

Friday, 7th Aug.

VETERINARY Orricer: S. 8. Cammron, M.R.C.V.S.
|
Place. Time. | Officer Arrives. Officer Leaves.
Nathalia* a 2pm | 30pm .. 9 am, (4th
Aug.), driving
Numutrkah* 2 p.m. 11 am. 12.43 p.m. (5th
Aug.)
Cobram 2.15 p.m. | 2.7 p.m. 3.15 p.em., OF
driving
Murchison 10 am. | 9 am. Noon, driving
Tatura* 3 p.m. 2 p.m., driving 9 am. (7th
Aug.), driving
Shepparton* .. 2 p.m. Jla.m., driving, 12 noon (8tb
Aug.)
Dookie lpm. | 12.55 p.m. 4.16 p.m.

Saturday, 8th Aug...

VRrERINARY OFICER-

NORTH-EASTERN DISTRICT (No. 1).

Ww.

Date.

Monday, 3rd Aug.
Tuesday, 4th Aug. ..

Wednesday, 5th Aug.

Thursday, 6th Aug.
Friday, 7th Aug.

Date.

Monday, 3rd Aug. ..
Tuesday, 4th Aug. ..

Wednesday, 5th Aug.
Thursday, 6th Aug...

|

J. Conuparen, M.R.CAV.8.

Officer Leaves.

8.50 p.m.
3.28 p.m.

9.23 p.m.

(6th, 6.382 p.m.

Place. | Time. | Officer Arrives. |
\
|——|--——-,
Benalla ne.) 432 jen | Is aime ..
Tungamah | 12 noon | 10.31 p.m. Or
; Aug.)
Wangaratta .. | 3 pm. | 9.17) p.m. ae
Aug.)
Tutherglen .. | 12 noon | 10a.m., Aitviie! 3.22 p.m.
Euroa ; 3 p.m. 6.32 p.m.
| Aug.)

]

NORTH-EASTERN DISTRICT (No. 2).

VETERINARY OFEICER : w. A. N. Ropertsoy,
if
Place | Time Officer Arrives.
uiyd ace”
Heathcote 2 p.m. 11.41 a.m.
1ulmore 1 p.m. | 8.21 p.m. (3rd
| Aug.)
Bright* : | 4.15 p.m. | 4.8. p.m.
Yackandandah | 10.30 a.m. | 10.22 am...
Tallangatta* ..' 2 pm. | 435 p.m. (6th
| Aug.)

Friday, 7th Aug.

|

GALV.C.

Officer Leaves.

5.41 p.m.

4 p.m., driving

5.40 a.m. (6th
Aug.)

1 p.m., driving

6.15 am. (8th
Aug

6 Stallion Inspection Parades, 1908.

Time TasLe rok Wreex—Avucust 10TH To Oru.

WIMMERA DISTRICT (No. 2).

VETERINARY OrriceR: S. S. Cameron, M.R.C.V.S.

;
Date. | Place. f Time. Officer Arrives. Officer Leaves.
= : oak as al ee ee
Tuesday, 11th Aus. | Rainbow ..) L40 pm. | 135 pm... | 3 p.m.
Wednesday, 12th Aug. | Dimboolu oe 2 p.m. 6.20 p.m. (11th | 10.20 a.m. (13th
| | Aug.) Aug.)
Thursday, 13th Aug. | Jeparit sy [2 p.m 11.43 am... | 4.47 p.m.
Friday, 14th Aug. .. | Nhill 2 pm 9.8 p.m. (13th | 1.31 a.m. (15th
7 ers Aue) tne.)
NORTH-EASTERN DISTRICT (No. 3).
VETERINARY Orricer: W. J. Conesarcu, M.R.CY.S.
Date. Place. Time. Officer Arrives. | Officer Leaves.
;
Monday, 10th Aug... | Yea* is | 3 p.m. 110.15 am... | 10.35 a.m. (Ith
| Aug.)
Tuesday, llth Aug. Mansfield . 7) 2pm | 1458 pm... 3.35 p.m.
Wednesday, 12th Aug. | Alexandra 2 p.m. l p.m., coach | 4.30 p.m.
Thursday, 13th Aug. | Seymour* re 2pm. | 8.59 p.m. (12th 7.30 am. (14th

Friday, 14th August Romsey

Aug.) Aug.)
| 2 pm. | Noon, driving 5.25 p.m.

WIMMERA (No. 3).

VETERINARY Orricer: W. A. N. Ropertsox, G.M.V.C.

Date. Place.

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oe

Officer Arrives. Officer Leaves.

Tuesday, 11th Aug. | Murtoa a

|
|

2 p.m. | 11.27 p.m. (10th) 6.10 p.m.

Aug.) ;
Wednesday, 12th Aug. Warracknaheal* 2 p.m. | 8.10p.m. (11th 6.45 a.m. (13th
Aug.) | Aug.)
Thursday, 13th Aug. | Hopetoun oo | R30 am. | 9.2% a.m. -. 11.80 acm.
' Beulah a 1 p.m. 12.25 pm... 4 p.m., driving

Friday, 14th Aug. .. | Minvip* ee 1 p.m. | 10.43 a.m... 10 y.m., driving

Stallion Inspection Parades, 1908. 7
Time Tapies ror Weex—Aveust l7tTh TO 22Nb.
WESTERN DISTRICT (No. 1).
Verrrinary Orricur: §. S. Camron, M.R.C.V.S.
| |
Date. Place. ; Time. Officer Arrives. , Officer Leaves,
as |
Monday, l7th Aug... | Colac “ | 2 p.m. | 10.4. am... | 8.19 pm.
Tuesday, 18th Aug. Port Fairy / WO am. | I257 am... | 115 p.m.
3 an | Warrmambool | 3 pm. | 2.57pm...) 7b am. (19th
i Aug.)
Wednesday, 18th Aug | Camperdown... | 10 am. 8.44 a.m. : | 12.14 pom
” a | Terang ws | 2 pm. | 1246 p.m. | 4.45 p.m.
Thursday, 20th Aug. | Geelong ae | 2) pym | 9 pam. (19th | 8.5 am. (2Ist
; ' Aug.) Aug.)
Friday, 2Ist Aug. Werribee ‘ 10am. 8.54 a.m 1.22 p.m.

VETERINARY OFPICHL :

MIDLAND DISTRICT (No. 1).

W. J. Cotesater, MER.CLY.S,

Date.

Monday, 17th Aug.

Tuesday, 18th Hee st. Arnaud... |

Wednesday, 19th Aug. | Donald

Thursday, 20th Aug.

Friday, 21st Aug.

VETERINARY OFFICER: W.

Date.

Monday, I7th Aug...
Tuesday, 18th Aug.

Wednesday, 19th Aug.

Thursday, 20th Aug.
Friday, 21st Aug.

Place. | Time.

| Dunolly . 2 p.m.
1 p.m.
: | 10 a.m.
| Castlemaine 10 am.
Kyneton* 3 p.m.
Daylesford : | 1 p.m.

Gfficer Arrives.

1.46 p.m. ap |
4 p.m. (17th
Aug.)
| 5.15 p.m. (18th
Aue.)
7.25 p.m. (19th |
Aug.) |

1.50 p.m.

11.50 a.m. |

NORTH GIPPSLAND (No. 1).

. 8.32

Officer Leaves.

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o

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7

wm.
.m.

hel
3.5
12.25 p.m.
12.56 p.m

a.m. (21st
Aue.)

3.30 p.m.

A. N. Rosertsor, G.M.V.C.

Place. | Time.
Traralgon : | 2 p.m
Sale cd | 2 p.m
Bairnsdale 11 am
Warragul* | 2 pam
Berwick* 2 p.m.

Officer Arrives.

12.10 p.m.

11.25 p-m.
(17th Aug.)

12:18 am. ss

7.25 p-m. (19th |
Aug.) |

12.16 p.m.

Officer Leaves.

9.15 p.m.
10.45 p.m.

2.15 p.m.

10.55 a.m. (21st
Aug.)

8.5 am. (22nd
Aug.)

8 Stallion Lispection Parades, 1908.

Time TABLE ror Wreex—August 24TH TO 29TH.
MIDLAND DISTRICT (No. 2).

VETERINARY Ogricer: S. 8. Cameron, M.R.C.V.S.

Date. Vlace. Time. Officer Arrives. | Officer Leaves.
; t———— a
Monday, 24th Aug. Bacchus Marsh 2pm | 8.55 am... | 549 pam.
Tuesday, 25th Aug. Ballarat #8 2pm. | 7.25 pm. (24th | 8 p.m.
|
Wednesday. 26th Aug. Maryborough 10 a.m. 0.20 p.m. (25th 12.55 p.m.
S a | Chines ia 3 p.m. | 7.52 p.m.

Thursday, 27th Aug. | Ballan ae 2 p.m. | 6.33 p.m
Friday, 28th Aug .. . Ararat “ad 1 p.m. ' 4.13 p.m.

WESTERN DISTRICT (No. 2).

VETERINARY Orricern: W. J. CoLernatcu, M.R.C.V.S.

Officer Arrives. | Officer Leaves.

Date. Place. Time.
Monday, 24th Aug... | Beaufort Bi | 2 p.m. | 12.257 p.m. 7.15 p.m
Tuesday, 25th Aug. | Portland* 2 Peni. | 1.2 p.m. .. 8.25 a.m. (26th
; | Aug.)
Wednesday, 26th Aug. | Condah ae / 2 ypam- l 10.14 a.m. 5.30 p.m,
driving
Thursday, 27th Aug. | Casterton ae | 10 am. § 8.45 p.m. (26th | Noon, driving
Aug.)
» » | Coleraine* —.. 3 pm. | 2 p.m. driving | 10.15 a.m.
| from = Cas- | (28th Aug.)
ies ; | terton
Friday, 28th Aug. .. | Hamilton egitt 2 spams | 11.35 a.m. 6.7 p.m.
|

NORTH MIDLAND DISTRICT.

VETERINARY OFFICER: W. A. N. Roperrsox, G.MLV.C.

Date. i Place. P Time, Officer Arrives. | Officer Leaves.
|
Ss ——S Sets
Monday, 2ith Aug... © Kyabram* .. 3) p.m. 1.2 p.m. be 12 pm. (25th
| Aug.
Tuesday, 25th Aug... | Echuca* yt 3 pm. | 2.10 p.m. , 8 al (26th
Aug.
Wednesday. 24th Aug. | Elmore -- | ll am. § 9.22 a.m. 11 ae
Rochester*™ .. 3pm | 220 pm... 8.45 am. (27th
| Aue.
Thursday, 27th Aug. | Inglewood .. | 2 pm. | 1.37 p.m. ai sen
Friday, 28th Aug. .. | Maldon =| 12 noon | 11.385 a.m. 3 p.m.

Stallion Inspection Parades, 1908.

Time TaBLe ror Wreek—SerpremBer 71TH To 127TH.

SOUTH GIPPSLAND.

VETERINARY Orricer: W. J. Cotesatcu, M.R.C.V.S.

|

Date. Place. Time. | Officer Arrives. | Officer Leaves.
Monday, 7th Sept... | Yarram* 4 p.m. 3.45 p.m. 10.55 a.m. (8th
Tuesday, 8th Sept... | Foster* 3 p.m. | 2.5 p.m. | 22 "hm (9th
Wednesday, 9th Sept. | Leongatha* .. | 4 pm. | 4.1 p.m. 7.20 am. (lOth
Thursday, 10th Sept. Korumburra*.. 2 p.m. 7.59 a.m. an (11th
Friday, llth Sept. .. | Lang Lang .. 2 p.m. | 9.23 a.m. ges

NORTH GIPPSLAND (No. 2).

VETERINARY Orricer: W. A. N. Roperrson, G.M.V.C.

Date. Place. | Time. Officer Arrives. Officer Leaves.
| 2
Monday, 7th Sept. .. | Maffra* ae 2 p.m. 1.46 p.m. 10 p.m., driving
Tuesday, 8th Sept... | Morwell -» | 10 am. | 9.26 am. 12.20 p.m.
3 5 Mirboo North 2 p.m. 2 p.m. .. | 4.15 p.m.

Wednesday, 9th Sept. | Bunyip re 2 pm. | 8.19 p.m. (8th | 8.19 p.m.
Sept.)

Thursday, 10th Sept. | Dandenong .. 2pm. | 9.30 pm (9th | 7.43 am. (Lith
Sept.) Sept.)

Friday, llth Sept. .. | Cranbourne 2 p.m. 8.1 a.m. 6.56 p.m.

METROPOLITAN DISTRICT & MISCELLANEOUS.

SoS. Cameron, M.R.C.V.8.
VETERINARY Oreicens. W. J. CotenarcH, MLR.C.V.S.
FW. AL N. Rogerson, G.M.V.C.

| Officer Leaves.

Date. l Place, Time. Otficer Arrives.
|
|

Monday, 14th Sept. | Frankston 3 p.m. 6.2 p.m
Tuesday, 15th Sept. | Whittlesea... | 2 pm. | 8 p.m.
Wednest’y, l6th Sept.) Bendigo ‘« 2pm. | 6.50 p.m
Thursday, 17th Sept. Lilydale ; 2pm. | 3 p.m.
Friday, 18th Sept. | Melton | 10 a.m. 1.21 p.m

On Saturday and Monday, July 25th and 27th, Inspection Parades
will be held at Melbourne. Time—ri a.m. to 4.30 p.m.

On every Saturday, from July 25th onwards, during the season, stallions
may be submitted for examination at the Agricultural Offices, Spring-street,
Melbourne. ;

Parades will also be arranged for on the Saturday and Monday prior
to the opening of the Royal Agricultural Show, Melbourne.

VETERINARY EXAMINATION OF STALLIONS.

REPORT ON THE VETERINARY EXAMINATION OF STALLIONS FOR THE
GOVERNMENT CERTIFICATE OF SOUNDNESS AND APPROVAL.*

S.S. Cameron, U.R.C.V.S., Chief Vetermary Officer.

INITIATION OF SCHEME.

The system was inaugurated to meet in some degree the general demand
throughout the State that some measure of control should be exercised
over the horsebreeding industry with a view of arresting the generally
recognised deterioration that is taking place amongst most classes of
Australian horses. A resolution passed by the Chamber of Agriculture
at the Sale Convention and conveyed to the Minister on 16th August,
1906, crystallized this general demand into a specific request ‘‘ to the
Minister of Agriculture to arrange on the voluntary request of any
Agricultural Society or Parade Council for the free examination for
soundness of stallions standing for public service by approved veterinary
experts and for the granting of Government Certificates of Soundness.’’
After full consideration of the desirability and practicability of carrying
out the suggestion, the Minister decided to adopt it. Accordingly on
24th May, 1907, the following circular was sent to all the Agricultural
Societies in the State suggesting the holding of Stallion Parades at
which the veterinary examination could be made :—

Department of Agriculture,
Melbourne, 24th May, 1yo7
SIR,

In accordance with one of the recommendations of the Chamber of Agriculture,
and in pursuance of the policy of assisting the small breeder towards «a more
valuable result in horsebreeding operations, the Minister of Agriculture (the Hon.
George Swinburne) has decided to issue, free of cost, a ‘‘ Government Certificate of
Soundness and Approval” to all stallions standing for public stud service which, on
inspection and examination by one of the Government Veterinary Officers, are found
free from hereditary unsoundness and defective conformation. The certificates will
be given for all breeds—draught horses, light horses and ponies, and it is especially
provided that blemishes or ansoundness: or defects of conformation, the result of
accident, external injury or overstrain and overwork, will not disqualify.

The main advantage that is expected to accrue from the carrying out of this
scheme is that the Government certificate will become the “ hall-mark ” of soundness
in stallions; and owners of mares will be aided in the choice of a sound sire and
so be guaranteed that the progeny will not be depreciated in value bv the inheritance
of unsoundness. Conversely, a means will be afforded of avoiding constitutionally
unsound and trashy sires.

The proposal is to have the inspection conducted at parades held at some con-
venient centre in the different district areas usually travelled by stallions, on some
suitable date (whether Show Day or otherwise) prior to the commencement of the
forthcoming season—preferably in July or August.

The Minister will be glad if your Society could undertake the arrangements for
holding such a parade either alone or in conjunction with other Agricultural
Societies in the travelling stud areas of your district. A very sensible arrangement,
and one which it is sug gested might be adopted with advantage by closely neighbouring

* With the exception of the figures, which have been brought up to date, this
report is a copy of a report to the Hon. the Minister of Agriculture, written on
2ist October, 1907, as a result of a request in Parliament ‘“‘for results of the
initial examination of stallions to date, together with any evidence that had been
forthcoming during the examinations bearing on the question of proof of the
hereditary transmissibility of the unsoundnesses held to warrant refusal of the Govern.
ment certificate.” On 21st October, 1907, the report was laid on the table of the
House of Legislative Assembly and by vote of Parliament was ordered to be
printed.—S.S.C., 30th November, 1907.

Report on Inspections, 1907. IL

societies, has been come to already by three societies in one prominent horse-
breeding district. They have agreed to hold the stallion parade in July at their
different centres in turn, so that each centre will have the parade triennially.

Except to the extent of the announcement and advertisement, the parade and
examination will be carried out without expense to your Society and no condition
other than those indicated above will be imposed.

I am directed to ask that the matter be laid before your Committee at an early
date so that if the parade is decided on, it may be held before the commencement
ot the stud season and that clashing of dates may be provided against.

I will be glad to receive your reply in due course.

I have the honour to be,
Yours obediently,
(Signed) E. G. DUFIUS,
Secretary for Agriculture.
The Secretary, :
Agricultural Society.

It was intended that this scheme if successful might take the place
of the various proposals that have at different times been made for the
taxation or licensing of stallions, for it was felt that a voluntary
system would be more likely to be acceptable to those engaged in the
industry than a method involving compulsion. The scheme required
for its successful initiation, firstly, the support of the stallion owners
to the end that a fair proportion of the stallions standing for public
service should be submitted for examination and ‘‘ hall-marked’’ so to
speak ; and secondly, that breeders or owners of mares should accept the
guidance afforded by the certificate and loyally patronize the certificated
stallions. Although the past season campaign is not yet completed,
sufficient experience of the working of the system has been gained to show
that in respect of both these requirements success may be confidently
anticipated.

NUMBER OF PARADES AND EXAMINATIONS.

Fifty-six societies in different parts of the State responded to the
invitation—many more than was anticipated—and up to the present
49 parades and 29 shows have been dealt with. At these parades and
shows a total of 889 stallions have been examined for the Government
certificate to date. It may be confidently anticipated that upwards
of goo stallions will have been submitted for examination before the season
closes.

This number represents as near as can be estimated between 70 and 80
per cent. of the stallions standing for public use in the State and it
is significant of the appreciation with which the scheme is regarded by
the horsebreeders of the State that so large a percentage of horses should
have been voluntarily submitted for examination during the first season.
In districts in which examinations have been made the certificated
stallions are dominant and in those of such districts through which I have
travelled since the parades, the owners of mares are loyally patronizing

the certificated stallions.

Districts SUPPORTING THE SCHEME.

A return is attached showing (a) the centres at which parades have
been held, (2) the number of horses submitted—draughts, lights and
ponies at each centre, (c) the numbers in each breed and the total numbers
granted certificates and refused certificates and (d) the initials of the
examining officer. From this it will be seen that the scheme has been
stroncly supported in the Wimmera, the North-Western, and North-

12 Report on Inspections, 1907.

Eastern districts; and moderately well supported in Gippsland and the
Western districts, the only important horsebreeding centre in which the
welcome has been equivocal being the northern end of the Goulburn
Valley. I am hopeful however that the example set by the enterprising
breeders in the Wimmera will be emulated next season by the equally

prominent breeders in the Goulburn Valley.

EXAMINING OFFICERS AND RESULTS.

The veterinary officers engaged in this work and the parades and shows
they have attended and the number of stallions they have examined
with results are set out in the following table :—

| 1 opani Per-
—— Parades. | Shows. Stallions Certified. | Refused. | centages
examined. refused.

= | |
j |

Mr. 8.8. Cameron, M.R.C.V.S..
Chief Veterinary Officer .. | 16 10 369 270 99 | 26.82

Mr. W. J. Colebatch, B.Sc.,

M.R.C.V.S., Ist Assistant |

Veterinary Officer ss 19 a 283 241 42 14.8
Mr. W. A. N. Robertson,

CLMLV.C., Assistant Veteri-

nary Officer... i. sj 8 167 124 | 48 28.14
Mr. Norman MacDonald,

G.ALV.C., Assistant Veteri- |

nary Officer a Wall 6 4 70 49 2) 20.00

Totals .. ae 49 20 889 684 205 23.05

HEREDITARY UNSOUNDNESS.
The following ten conditions have been regarded as hereditary
unsoundness, the existence of which in any degree would warrant refusal
of a Government Certificate :—

Broken Wind. Bone-spavin.

Roaring. Bog-spavin.

Cataract (eye). Curb.

Nasal Disease (osteo-porosis). Thorovghpin and bursal en-
Ringbone. largements.

Sidebone.

I have explained elsewhere that an hereditary unsoundness is one in
which the tendency to the disease is inherited, and not the disease itself.
That is to say, animals with such tendencies will develop such diseases
on the incidence of slight exciting causes, whereas in other animals such
causes would be ineffective. If such exciting causes are withheld, the
hereditarily-disposed animal may escape the affection altogether. When
an inherited tendency to disease has not manifested itself by the develop-
ment of that disease in a given animal, it often happens that in succeeding
generations, on the occurrence of influences favorable to the development
of the disease, it will be produced. Tt is frequently observed in regard
to such diseases as ringbone that the disease does not occur in the progeny
until it reaches the age at which the parent became affected. This ‘may
simply mean that similar conditions of life experienced during the same
age period, may produce similar results in an animal having a tendency
towards such results.

Report on Lispectrous, 1907. 13

REJECTIONS FOR UNSOUNDNESS.

Of all horses examined 15.17 have been refused certilicates on the
grcund of hereditary unsoundness solely. This percentage is small and
shows that our horses compare favorably with those of other countries
in respect of hereditary unsoundness. But it must be remembered that
in deciding as to rejections the examining officers have been the opposite
of drastic in their determinations For instance no horse has been
rejected for ‘‘ founder’’ (laminitis) although it might be contended
that this bane of draught stallions is predisposed to by hereditary influence.
Neither have there been any refusals in respect of the first two unsound-
nesses on the above list (broken wind and roaring) for the reason that
under the circumstances that examination is conducted at Parades there is
no opportunity for carrying out the necessary tests.

Of the 889 stallions examined 684 have been given certificates, and
205 have been refused. The percentage of refusals is thus 23.05. Of
these 70, or 7.88 per cent. were refused on the ground of their being
defective in conformation. nondescript in type, or below a reasonable
standard for Government approval—scrubbers in fact of which, it ts
regrettable to state, a far larger proportion are, in my opinion, not worthy
to be certificated. The officers concerned, however, have preferred not to
arrogate to themselves the function of judging type, merit and excellence
except in the case of those stallions in respect of which it would have
been, for them, a matter of shame to have signed a certificate in favour
of. The remaining refusals, viz. :—135, or 15.17 per cent., were made on
the ground of hereditary unsoundness solely.

As a preliminary to comment on the unsoundnesses met with, it will be
instructive to submit the following :—

Awactysts of Darecrs or Horses Rerusep CERTIvICATES.

DRAUGHTS. | LIGHTS. PONIES. Totals.
Number Number Miumber
examined— examined— examined—
335, 2G. 207.
Defects.
es | 28 | 22 25 | 28 | 22 Ee
ze| ae | 2b de | ze | ae a2
Defects of Conformation,
Inferior Type, and Under ne : Bee
Ae goities aaare _, | 3t® | 8.08 | 8 | aaa] 168, Tad) yo | 798
Sidebones is ‘. | sot (20.78 ] 3 | 1.01 + | 83 | BARB
Ringbones at eu 9f | 2.34 4 7 1.236 2 £96 15 1.68
Spavin (bone) _.. ae 3§ Pe 14|| 4.70 1 Ad 1s 2101
Bog-spavin, Thoroughpin, $ ; 1
and Bursal Enlargement 2 752, + 1.36 es 6 £67
co » S o oo 2
Curb * et at oe 35 67 2.02 G 7 2:88) VW | Lee
Cataract (Eye) .. ed a shen a 1 | 49 1 |
Peeeoes beer |———|-——)--—
Totals wn | 125 (82.47 54 |18.18 9G jlP.AG | 205 23.05
|
* 1 also“ Shiverer;"’ 1 also Bog-spavin. +2 also “‘Shiverers.”; 5 also affected with Ringbone, 4 with

= in: 1 with Bog-spavin, Ringbone, and Thoroughpin ; and 1 with Curb. $1 also having Curb.
rele cote ae sae,” i 1 having Curb. Ta having Bog-spavin. ** 7 having Curb.

14 Report on Luspectious, 107.

Vig. 1. The man’s thumb is on the seat of sidebone. The method of handling
indicated is awkward and imcorrect.

big. 2. Pedal bone (normal) with Fig. 3. Slight sidebones.
lateral cartilages removed.

5

billet AES sia

Fig. 4. Sidebone on one side oniy. Bigs 5. Dypicallsidebones.

ILLUSTRATIONS OF SIDEBONE.

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REJECTION FOR INFERIOR TvPE AND CONFORMATION.

It will be seen from the above table that 7.88 of all horses submitted
have been rejected through being below a reasonable standard, so far as
conformation and type is concerned, and there is little difference between
the percentage of each breed rejected under this head.

Much as I had feared from my previous knowledge that the lamented
deterioration of horses in this State arose largely from the inferiority of
the sires being used, it has been a matter of surprise to me to find that
the nondescript, ill-bred sires predominate in many centres. No matter
what the inferiority of the mares may be that are left to us, there can
be no doubt that it is the control of the stallions that is the key to
amendment of the situation. The mares would indeed have to be
wonders to throw anything decent from many of the ‘‘ scrubber ’’ sires
that are standing throughout the State, and that have been proudly submitted
to us for Government approval. It must always be remembered that a
stallion makes or mars the year’s crop of foals, while the mare influences,
for good or ill, but one each vear.

I would be glad if next season arrangements could be made, whereby
the scheme could have the assistance of competent judges to deal more
effectively and drastically with this aspect of the subject, for as I have
previously indicated the veterinary staff have no desire to undertake
functions other than those in regard to which the horsebreeding public
have confidence in them as experts.

Comment on Derects Founp.

Draught Horses.—While the percentage of all round rejections
for unsoundness may give room for some congratulation, the percentage
of draught sires found to be unsound is a matter that cannot be regarded
as other than serious. 32.47 per cent. of the draught stallions examined
have been refused certificates. Of these refusals 24.41 per cent. have been
for unsoundness.

SIDEBONES.—The bane of draught horses here as elsewhere is sidebone,
20.78 per cent. of all draughts examined having been so affected. Large
as this percentage is it compares favorably with the 33 per cent. of side-
boned horses found to exist amongst show exhibits in England, when
the system of veterinary inspection was first adopted by the Royal Shire
Horse Society. It is noticeable that here too, the greater proportion
of sidebone is found in the coarse shire type of draught horse as
compared with the cleaner boned Clydesdale. One hairy legged brute
was come across that had sidebones all round, inside and outside of both
fore and both hind feet—8 in all—and being only 3 years old, he was
without the usual excuse of the ‘‘ ‘ammer, ’ammer, ’ammer on the ’ard
‘igh road,’’ or the equally common one of being ‘‘ trod on in the team.”

The belief that sidebones are commonly caused by the coronets being
trod on is very general. Perhaps the evidence adduced further on in this
report as to its hereditary nature may shake this too common belief in some
degree, but it may be here said that the excuse cannot be decently offered in
the case of those stallions that are not workers. Furthermore it is a
scientific fact that an inflammation of the coronet such as would be
produced by tread does not frequently tend to induce ossification of the
cartilage of the foot (sidebone). In “‘ quittor,’’ for instance, inflammation
of the part may exist for months with actual suppuration in the cartilage
without it being transformed into bone.

16 Report on Inspections, 1007.

ion) of pastern joint.

Vig. 7. Long and Fig. 8. Typical advanced Vig. 9. Long and_ short
short pastern bones ringbone. pastern bones with ring:
—normal. bone.

ILLUSTRATIONS OF RINGBONE.

Report on Inspections, 1907. 17

RinGBoNE.—Only nine draughts (2.34 per cent.) have been rejected
for ringbone as the sole cause, but six other animals rejected for other
unsoundness have also had ringbone—(3.89 per cent. altogether).

Fig. 1-.—Normal Bones of Pastern Vig. 11.—-Commencing Stage of Fis. 12.—Commencing Stage of
and Foot, A. Long pastern bone Low Ringbone, showing bony High Rinybone, showing bony
(Os Sufragin’s). B. Short pastern roughentig on short pastern roughening on short and long
bone (Os Corona). «. Pedal or bone ant cothn bone, which pastera bones, which may de-
coffin bone (Os Pedis) may develop so as to ultimately velop and ultimately obliterate

obliter te the coffin joint. the pastern joint.

Fig. 13.—Typical Ringbone (with- Fig. 14.—Typical Ringbone (with Fig. 15 —Typical Ringbone, showing

out union of joint), showing union of joint), showing com- complete union of pastern and
ring of diseased bone encircling plete stiffening of pastern coffin joints, with excessive bony
pastern joint. and coftin joints. outgrowth.

Other illustrations of rimgbone and illustrations of sidebone, bone spavin, bog
spavin, thoroughpin and curb which have been given throughout the series of articles
on Lameness in Horses published in the Jowrnal of Agriculture during the current
year are here reproduced for purposes of reference.

BoG spavin has not been so prolific a cause of rejection as might
have been expected, but perhaps in connexion with this unsoundness a
greater severity in condemnation may be warranted in future years.

18 Report on Inspections, 1907.

Fig. 16. High ringbone with complete Fig. 17. Low ringbone with
union of the long and short pastern complete union of short pas-
bones. tern bone and pedal bone.

Fig. 18. Prominent ringbone on outside Tig. 19. Slight ringbones on inside of
of off fore pastern. both pasterns.—The arrow at knee
indicates a bony enlargement at seat of

‘“speedy cut.”

ILLUSTRATIONS OF RINGBONE,

Report on Lispections, 1907. 19

BONE SPAVIN is not a common affection of draught horses, only three
cases having been encountered.

Draught horse breeding is at present in a flourishing condition and in
some districts the sires used are uniformly high in quality and calculated
to maintain and even improve on the already high standard of excellence
to which the Victorian draught horse stock has been brought. Conversely
in other districts—notably some parts of Gippsland—there is a great neces-
sity for the introduction of better draught stailions to replace the low-bred
mean type at present being largely used.

Light Horses show a much less percentage of rejections for unsound-
ness, viz., 10.45. The principal unsoundness met with was Bone Spavin,
fourteen horses (4.70 per cent.) having been rejected on that account.
Curb was the next most common unsoundness, six horses having been
rejected for this infirmity. Rimgbone was met with four times and Side-
bone thrice, while Bog Spavin accounted for four other rejections.

Thoroughbred stud-book horses, grade blood horses, and trotters have
been included amongst light horses. There are not many of the former
being made available at a fee within the reach of the ordinary farmer, only
about half-a-dozen such have been met with throughout the campaign.
It is the grade blood stallion with a decent pedigree on sire’s side only that
is most largely used on farmers’ mares; and such being the case, the
deterioration in light horse stock that has been so marked in recent years
is not to be wondered at.

Trotting bred sires are being gradually diffused throughout country
districts and many of them are of a type that cannot fail to effect
improvement in the matter of bone and substance and harness qualities
generally.

Ponies.—It is practically the freedom of ponies from unsoundness that
reduces the all round percentage of hereditary unsoundness met with to
such favorable proportions. Only 4.82 per cent. of pony stallions
have been rejected for unsoundness. As with the other breeds, however,
many of the ponies submitted have been nondescripts and 7.74 per cent.
have been refused certificates on that account—about the same proportion
as in other breeds.

It is refreshing to be able to record that some families of good type
ponies have been met with whose prepotency, and whose power for good
therefore on the horse stock of the country, is very marked. The ‘‘ Tam
O’Shanter’’ and ‘‘ Brigham Young ’’ strain is still prominent in many
districts, and representatives of it are almost invariably good and easily
identified.

Horse stock of infinitely more value to the country could be bred by
the use of these hardy pony sires on farm mares than there are now being
thrown by the many weedy light horses that are in use.

EviIpENcr OF HEREDITARY TRANSMISSION OF UNSOUNDNESS.

Some very interesting facts have been brought to light by means of
the examination which furnish almost incontestable proof of the hereditary
character of some of the unsoundnesses previously set out as warranting
refusal of the Government certificate. In the case of sidebone for instance,

20 Report on Inspections, 1907.

y externally.

Bog spayin bulgi

g

Fig. 20. Distension on outer aspect of hock from bog spavin when pressure is
applied from inside.

aie Spavin figs, 23 and 24. Bog spavin (pronounced)
Sight). seen from behind.

ILLUSTRATIONS OF BOG SPAVIN.

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i)

which is the unsoundness that has accounted for the bulk of the refusals
amongst draught horses, convincing evidence of its transmissibility from
sire to sons and from sons to grandsons, and so on has been furnished.

_ Although it was not till about one-third of the parades had been dealt
with that this aspect of the matter was given attention, and that pedigrees
were taken, at least two instances have been traced of sidebone “running
in families.’’? These are so striking and eloquent as to be worthy of record.

In one case twelve male (entire) descendants of one sire have been
examined, and all but one of them found to have sidebones.

In the second case ten direct descendants have been examined (nine
males (entire) and one female) and of these, eight (seven males and one
female) have been found to have sidebones.

These facts may be more clearly represented thus :—
Rejected for
Examined. Sidebones.
is Sons = ni Be 5
Sire A. . 4 Grandsons i ba Li A
. 3 G. Grandsons ... a

Total 12 Wd

| 5 Sons di ie eee
Sire B, , 4 Grandsons yi _ ie 8
li Granddaughter... I

Total ro 8

Two of the animals in Family B. were under 3 years at time of
examination.

Of the 19 animals rejected as unsound in the two families seven
were examined and rejected by myself, four by Mr. Colebatch, five by
Mr. Robertson, and three by Mr. MacDonald; and it was not till their
pedigrees were traced for the purpose of this report that their relationship
was revealed.

If any further evidence was required to demonstrate the hereditary
character of sidebone perhaps the most convincing would be the fact that
families have been come across in which all the animals examined have
been found sound. In one case, a sire and three sons have been examined
and all found sound. In another case three sons of the same sire have
been found sound, and in a third case only two out of nine descendants
examined have had sidebones.

EXAMINATIONS AT SHOWS.

Closely associated with the scheme for the Government certification
of stallions have been the efforts of the Department to introduce veterinary
examination at Agricultural Shows so that all breeding stock awarded
prizes may be relied on as being sound.

Veterinary examination of stallions at Shows was made one of the
four conditions, three of which had to be accepted, entitling Agricultural
Societies to participate in the Government subsidy. This condition has
been accepted by about one-third of the Societies, and in the majority of
cases the Government Veterinary Officers have been requisitioned 10 carry
out the examination.

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Py

Report on Inspections, 1907.

As was inevitable, a certain amount of misconception has existed con-
cerning the innovation, and fears of friction have been entertained, which
have militated against the cordial adoption of the condition. But so far
no serious hitch has occurred in connexion with the Shows attended
by the Departmental veterinary surgeons.

i
Hees

Fig. 26. Bones of hock, back view.

Fie 27>. Comparison of spavined and normal hocks.
ILLUSTRATIONS OF BONE SPAVIN.

To obviate misconception and to prevent friction next season, and at
the same time to consolidate the work of veterinary staff, I am inclined
to favour the suggestion that the condition as to soundness of horses
at Shows should be so altered as to make the awarding of prizes in stallion
classes conditional on the possession of a Government certificate of sound-
ness. The principle of certification has been so widely accepted, and
sueh a large proportion of the sires of the State is now certified, that

Report on Inspections, 1907. 23

with the inevitable extension of the system next year it would be no
hardship to demand that all stallions at Shows subsidized by the Government
should possess the Government certificate of soundness. —

The truth of the statement frequently reiterated by me that it is no
uncommon thing for unsound horses to be awarded prizes at Agricultural
Shows has been demonstrated during the last fortnight at three shows at
least. At two North-Eastern shows the first and second prize stallions
had both been previously refused the Government certificate of soundness
on account of being unsound from sidebones, ard at a Goulburn Valley
show the first prize stallion was a recent reject for the Government
certificate on account of ringbone.* Hence the necessity of the imposition
of a condition bringing all Societies participating in the Government
subsidy into line on the point that none but sound stallions shall be
awarded prizes at their shows. A show prize would then become what

Fig. 28. Flexing the hock to test for spavin.

it should be, viz:—a mark of excellence in respect of pethaps the most
important attribute of a sire, 7.e., soundness.

CONCLUSION.

The contingencies arising in connexion with the initiation of a new
scheme such as this, and which has successfully developed in the frst
season so far beyond anticipations, could not be all foreseen. The experi-
ence gained however has been such as to enable me to indicate that before
next season the arrangements and conditions in connexion with its con-
tinuance can be made much more definite and comprehensive than has been
possible this year.

I am desirous of recording mv appreciation of the excellent manner
in which my efforts towards the initation of the scheme have been seconded
by my colleagues on the Veterinary staff, Messrs. W. J. Colebatch, B.Sc.,
M.R.C.V.S., W. A. N. Robertson, G.M.V.C., and Norman MacDonald,
G.M.V.C. They have literally sprung from place to place during the

* Two other instances of like character have since occurred.

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Report on Inspections, 1907.

campaign in order that parade appointments might be kept, and it 1s a
great satisfaction for me to know that the confidence reposed in them by
the owners of stallions has been, throughout, such as might have been
reasonably anticipated from my previous knowledge of their sound practical
ability as experts on soundness in horses.

Sc

SS

Fig. 29. Front view of spavined hock. tig. 30. Back view of spavined hock.

Fig. 31. Clean hock. Vig. 32. Coarse hock. Vig. 33. Spavined hock.

g.

ILLUSTRATIONS OF BONE SPAVIN.

Report on Tuspectrons, 1907.

Fig. 34. Thoroughpin—the arrow points to
the enlargement which in this case is Fig. 35. Curb.
slight.

ie MELEE
Fig. 36. No curb. Fig. 37. Curb.

ILLUSTRATIONS OF THOROUGHPIN AND CURB.

20 Report on Inspections, 1907.

STALLION PARADES AND SHOWS.

RETURN SHOWING NUMBERS OF EACH BREED EXAMINED, CERTIFICATED, AND
REJECTED AT DIFFERENT CENTRES.

| Dranghts. Lights. Ponies. ‘Cotals. \
= By
Place. pt sil iets whee reat leo : whom
exa| c. NC.) xa.) ©, | NC.) Exd.} C. |NO.) Exd. C, we, | examined.
\ | |
eee EOS LEP ore” — |
1. Korumburra, 29.9.06..| 7/3 4 | 4 2 2/1 7/6] 1); 18 11/7} 88.C
ie 13.9:07../ 1)/1:..] lide. | 3] 3]. 5.5 ].. | WIC
2. Mirboo North, 25.10.06 5]1'°4] 41..;4] 575]..] 14, 6/8) S8.¢.
24.9.07 ra Noa 1 1 Pods 2 2 N. McD
a Horsham, 18.7.07 . i U7 4 4 4 3) 3) |s 18 jl4 $.5.C.
» Show, 249.07 7/5 ,2) 33 3/3)..)13 1} 2) SSo
4. Dookie, 27.7.07 ate eee ce ee ee ee ee es
5, Traralgon. 3707 «| ole B, 21 L|T| 6 | 2/4'°17 9/8188
». Show. 13.11.07 ! 2'2. riil.. | 513/2! 8 6/2) WAR.
6. Hopetoun, 3.8.07 ae 2 £5 1a Pl 2.) G14) 2 | WIC
7. Pyramid Hill. 3.8.07... 6 | 4 | 2) 2 25 3/211) M6) 8) 3 | BEC
= Show, 23.10.07 Bel ah ee fh f abe lies se Were es OF 28) OB Re ee [ORS
8. Swan Hill, 7.8.07 ., & 2 3) 8 6] 2 Bid 15 9) 6) WLR.
9. Colac, 7.8.07 vey Gi Byl| #8 3) 8) 6/2) 23/17, 6 88.0
,. Show, 24.10.07 2)1; 1] 6 511] 6) 6]..] 14 }l2 2 SSC
10. Murtoa, 9.8.07 | ee). a. Beil: 5,411 | WSC.
Show, 27.9.07. | 1/1! 2 9 3/3)... 1 8.8.¢.
11. Melton, 10.8.07 eee | 3 | 1|/ 4/4 1/1 9/8/11] S.8.c.
12. Donald, 14.8.07 sites NY Pattee Hi toc ete 61 6 3 9) 9 W.J.C.
. hows LOT |) 3 fee: [Be Gee fines sek Ps 3 )..|3 | WR.
13. Euroa, 14.8.07 7,5 2} 8/6 218 17.13.) 4) 88.0.
14. Warracknabeal, 14 8.07 2) 2 fs Bek Boies 3 | 3 10 |L0 W.R.
5 Show, 4.8.07 ee oe ae ee 2,1) 1) N-McD.
15. Wangaratta, 15.8.07.. | 12 4 8 ]18 18/5) 5/4 1 35 [al 4 | 8.8.C.
16. Sea Lake, 15.807 ..) 9/5 | 4/5 3/2] 2/1]1/ 16/917 | N-MeD.
17, Yarrawonga, 16.8.07 | 715/2| 5/4/1)..]..)..|12'9]3]88.¢
18. Mafira, 16.8.07 .110/8i2! 2 1] 1! 6) 5]1] 18 |l4) 4] Woo.
» Show, 24.10.07 | .. iB j-. | 313 De] dle, aed W.J.C.
19. Benalla, 17.8.07 aa 7 i p4 | Oi) G #2) B38 4. 15 jll | 4 | SSC.
20. Hamilton, 178.07 ..) 8 5 ; 3 a 4) 4]. 16 13) 3 | W.R.
= Show, WUT ce pee te | B73 |-: Libs 4,4 ).. ) N.McD.
21. Wycheproof, 20.8.07 . 3 | 3 ie eae eas a eo 8 | 6 | 2] W.S.C.
Shon dle ) ala | Se a ha i1|/ s|6|2! wr.
22. Minyip, 21.8.07 .' 1lolsi7) sisal. 6)5]1! 21 tg | s | Wer.
@ Show TMOO bP igafice few |) Bite |e le | gle N.McD.
23. Birchip, 21.8.07 llojs|/2) 3:2/1] 144 li4 1 | 3 | WiC.
24, Yarram, 21.8.07 o., ae Sel Be alka) a | 3} 1113 {10 3) N.MeD.
» Show, 20.11.07, 2 | 2 \_ fea 1j1 313 | WIC.
25. Nhill, 21.8.07 17 15) 2 5. (25 6 | 4] 1) 29 24 5 8.8.0.
Show, 9.10.07 se Hea Ves ig F ie es fein Pea ae. 6.8.C.
26. Cobram, 23.8.07 g'6|2) a!2\1) 212 13/10 | 3 | N.McD.
27. Lilydale, 23.8.07 6 Oise fe S| P| Be 1211 | 1 | W.S.C.
28. Tatura, 24.8.07 z ba ees lore Fone 2'2 6/5/1) WR.
29. Shepparton, 24.8.07 10° 6/4; 11 flo 2] 1 | 1 122 17 1 5 | S.8.C.
30. Echuca, 24.8.07 717 |. | 616 1/1 14 |l4 |... | WIC.
31. Elmore, 26.8.07 F 8) RPa 2,2]).. | 16/15/11] Wie
' Show, 25.9.07] 2 1/1]... )..)..) 2.2)..) 4/3)1) weer.
32. Kilmore, 27.8.07 TiS] hl BB LY as }10}5/5] 880
33. Kaniva, 28.8.07 8i4]4 5) 4) 1 ] | 1}... 14) 9) 5) N.McD
34. Casterton, 28.8.07 6'3/3/ 4) 3}i1) 6 ol. | 162, 4) WR,
35. St. Arnaud. 28.8.07 1410/4) 8/7/1] 6 | 5 11 | 28 }229 | 6 | W.J.C.
|

Report on Inspections, 1907. 27

STALLION ParADES AND SHows—(contiiued).

Draughts. | Lights. Ponies. ‘Totals By
Place. eo Bee = SIE, ane ee — Se whom
}Exd. €. |NO|Exd. ©. .NC Exd. ©, (NC, Exd, ©, no, 2unet:
ey AAO nee Ce $e igs Pee ae eae baat ie: Saray Sane ie rer ya
| | i ; ; Ss
ie teymoon sty.) 219) 2) ajala tals 6l5/1| wise.
3 Show, Ll. 10.07, L)/1)..;, 2,2...) 2 2 SYS es) WAC
7. Mansfield, 30.8.07 .. 9 6/3) 8/7/1) 3.3 20:16 41) WoC.
» Show, 21.11.07 | ag wi Tees t Lf ote | 2) 11d | ated,
38. Geelong, 31.807 .. 1 12 10/2) 8 6 2 | 10 6) 4 30 bg 8 | SRC.
Shows 30007 sa se. de bagle)ael| wel aa wes gua ot pio ge ay ESE
39. Warrnambool, 10.9.07 | 11 7° 4/10 8 2 10 8 2 81 23 8) Wu,
40. Alexandra, 14.9.07 .. 4 | 1|}3) 4 | 4.05 4 4 12°93 | WLC:
» Show, 14.11.07 1). | 1 Batten [ae Ay Lov.) 1 | N.MeD.
41. Morwell, 16.9.07 4'3)1) 3 3). 4 4 11 {10 | 1] Wc.
42. Stawell, 18.9.07 2 XL) 1) £'2.2 343 9 & 3) WR.
43. Daylesford, 20.9.07 , BS, 2h.) Bol 1} 1)1 Dyed | Wale
44, Rupanyup Show, | | ina
20.907... a te see ae 1. alo | 6,313] Wr.
45. Camperdown, 26.9.07 | 4 oR ee Sp | BB ag 9-8 Li) Wake,
46. Kyneton, 269.07... 11/6/35) 7 Bil] $131.51 SL ta Oo) WR
Show, 26.1107, 4/ 3/1] 2.2., eek © La WR
47. Dimboola Show, | | | |
11.10.07 .. Dee Ae) Ue | Die OOD Bed 2) Ree
48. Numurkah Show, | | | ;
9.10.07... BB lea, BY 1) 2/2...) 9/8) 1) WC.
49. Jeparit Show, 16.10.07 | 5'3'2) 4i4]..! 1'1f.. 10's 2] wie.
50. Maryborough — Show, |
16.10.07 .. 7h 2 2b, | Broo. 1S ee 2) SRC
51. Ballarat Show, 17.10. 07 5 + 1,13 7]12 #1 817 1 26 123 3 S.8.C.
52. Murchison Show, | Poy | | Be id !
30.10.07 .. a ee mee a ee alae TOR ge | WER:
53. Maldon Show, 30.10.07 5 2 3 1/1. i 6 3/3 |S8.¢.-
54, Sale Show, 31.10.07 .. 3 3... . 3.3 ).. | WLC.
58. Coleraine Show, 6.11.07) 1 1:..) LJ 1}. 2/92 4. 4)..) WAC
56. Miscellaneous "$230 Dy 663 4/4 14 13/1
Totals me ae 5 (260 125) 207 243,54 207 |18126 889 684205 :
i a aa =

LIST OF CERTIFICATED STALLIONS

(To 3lsr Marcu, 1908.)

Nan of Horse.

Ailsa Craig
Akbar

Ariel Prince
Arthur McBride
Atkenbraigh

Atlas

Avondale
Avondale

Bar None
Baron's Son
Barrow Admiral
Belted Knight
Ben Lomond
Ben More II.
Bernewang
Black Heather
Black Knight
Blue Chief ..
Blythe Laddie
Bonnie Champion
Bonnie Lad
Bonnie Star
Bonnie Style
Bonny Bray

British Lion
British Oak
British Officer
British Wrestler
Buckshot
Cameron's Chief
Captain Cook
Captain Gun
Captain Seddon
Carlisle :
Carmyle
Cedric
Celt
Champion of the North
Champion Scotsman.
Charmer ao
Clansman IT.
Clifton
Cluny’s Style
Clydesdale King
Commander
Commonwealth
Cooring Chief
County Member
Craigie Le Varden
Craig Lea
Crown Prince
Crown's Jewel
Dandy Dick
Darnley’s Best
Diamond Prince
Dictate
Dingly Dell ‘Standard
Bearer
Donald's Pride
Duke of Albyn
Duke of Athol
Duke of York
Earl Jock
Experiment
Extinguisher IT.
Everlasting. .
Falstatt
Farmer
Jarmer

3 years
5 years
Aged
6 years
Aged

3 years
6 years
3 years
3 years
3 years
Aged
Aged
5 years
3 years
Aged
3 years
Aged
4 years
3 years
Aged
3 years
4 years
Aged
3 years
Aged
Aged
Aged
Aged
Aged
Aged
Aved
3 years
4 yearr
4 years
6 years

4 years
3 years
5 years
4 years

5 years
+ yeurs
6 years
3 years

3 years
Aged
5 years
Aved
4 years
Aged
4 years
Aged

6 ye 8
Age a

Date.

Owner. Parade.
|
i Ee
DRAUGHTS.
H. M. 8. Cox Daylesford ..

W.F. Dorman

H. C. Robertson

Craven Bros.

Summerhill Stud
Farm

A. Elwell ..

Jas. Harper

J. Walder

DD. Stewart

G. J. Butler

P. J. Reid

C.J. Cecil

J. McDonald

Con, Hogan

W. Metsnight

R. A. Barrett

W. H. Michael

A. Purcell

Caffery and Murphy i

P. R. Hearne
J. G. Schneider
J. Carroll

D. Fox 4
D. Coghill

W. Anderson
Habel Bros.
A. Kinghorn
J Mason...
J. Ryan

A. Henderson
— MacNab
W. Bolger...
— Fisher

H. Boyd

J.C. Younger
F. Day ie
J. Wallace
Jno. Ervin, sen.
J. Roberts

Ki. Gamble

EF. W = Sallman
H. Curran. .
H. Ross :
Lewis Clark
Jas Phillips
T. Crasiton
qi. R. MePhail
Rh. Black

Db. Trewick

R. Ward ..

M. Ewart ..

J. Cumming, jun.
T. Hart.

J Bunge ..

F. J. Cato

L. G. Calvert
M. Brown

A. Wallace
1). McNamara
Shields Bros,

Jas. Clark
J. Coekbill

(i, Missen
— Buckley

Dunning and Shea ..

Pyranud Hill
Colae xe
Tatura
Kyneton

Mattra A
Murchison Show
Birchip F
Ballarat Show
Maldon Show
Wangaratta
sea Lake
Kaniva
Horsham Show
Swan Hill
Numurkah
Ballarat Show
Yarrawonga
Horsham 3
Manstield Show
Hamilton
Benalla
Hamilton
Numurkah Show
Geelong
Hamilton
Warracknabeal
St. Arnaud ..
Yarrawonga
Warrnambool
Maffra
Traralgon
Morwell
Elmore
Benalla
Nihull
Pyramid Hill Show
Pyramid Hill
ikyneton
Morwell
Nhill
Traralgon
Mansfield
Traralgon
Shepparton
Sbuosfielil
Sale Show

al

Royal Show

Royal Show
Wangaratta
Warracknabeal
Agricultural Offices

Mary ponnven Show
Colac

Sen Lake.
Pyramid Hill
Elmore
Dookie 39
Numurkih ..
Yarrawonga
Melton
Maftra
Morwell

Officer.

List of Certificated Stallions. 29

List or Cerriricatep STALLIONS-—continued.

Name of Horse.

Farmer's Glory
Federal King
Federal Prince
Federal Style
Federation ..
Flashwood
Flashwood
Forest Chief
Forester
Forest Hil

Fortune Teller
Gallant Lad
Gallant Lad
General Grant

General McClelland ..

Gladbrook
Glancer
Glencoe

Glen Dhu
Glengarry
Glenoak

Golden Gift
Gordon Lad
Governor General
Halswell ..
Hamiiton Hero
Hawthorn’s Pride
Heather Jock
Heratd Lad
Hercules...
Herod’s Knight
Highland Sandy
His Majesty
Honest Ben
Tan Lad or
Ian MeDougall
Imperial Prince
Trish Hero ..
Jack of Hearts
John Ballance
Jock :
Keithdale
dselvin Craig
Kelvin Grove
Kenwyn Jock
Kilmore :
King Albyn
King Ben .
King of the as alley
Kintoch a
Laird o’ Lanark
Lauderdale
Lawsuit

Lion

Little Wonder

Lochiel’s Champion vi

Locknaw Hero
Lonsdale...
Lucky Willie
Lord Clifford
Lord Dean ..
Lord Dunbar
Lord Dunkeld
Lord Dunmore
Lord Hopetoun
Lord Hopton
Lord McDonald
Lord Percy..
Lord Roberts
Lord Ronald
Lord Stanley
Lord Wallace
Mafeking
Magnet

Age. Owner. Parade. Date. Officer.
ss
Dravauts —continued.
an W. J. Stiles .. | Cobram a3 {
3 years | H. MeLean .. | Shepparton. .
3 years | L. MebLeod .. | Tatura
3 years | T. T. Mulder -. | Colac
Aged F. Hamill -- | Mattra
3 years | Dean Bros, .- | Euroa
att a Mever Bros. .. | Kaniva
ars | DD. W. Srewart .. | St. Arnaud
Ho Lees -. | Tallangatta Show
Balniettune Horse | Euroa _
Breeders’ Assn,
5 years | — Stephens .. | St. Arnaud
4years | J. Hamilton -» ) Murtoa
Aged E. Land... c= | WY: angaratta
Aged tT. Creighton Manstielt
Aged Healey and Harwood Kyneton.
6 years | Tippett Bros. . Maryborough Show
Aged M. Bolget -. | Traralgon
Aged Jno. Hewlett -. | Kuroa
3 years dq R, Stokes Marvhorough Show
+ years Catfery and I Murphy Horshape
Aged Cc. Wallis .. Kaniva
3 years | Wm. Foubister -- | Kyneton
Aged W. J. Murray .. | Lilydale
as, Scott -- | Korumburra
Bros. -. | St. Arnaud
MeLure -. | Birchip
I. Taylor -. | Seymour
SM Brown .. | Cobram
L. Roach. - | Traralgon
PB. Wneenan £3 rrawonga
i. J. Beer - | Pehuca
de Cre Be o |] dechuca
Geo, Jackson -. | Dookie
Co Lex E ++ | Casterfen
an Thomas -- | Tlorshant
Benton -» | Kyneton
Pou Bros. .. | st. Arnaud
i. Spinks » | Wycheproof
ain HELES: ss ‘ Hors
RSL. B Guest Horsham
t Wm Williams » | Cobram
5 years | W. Mitchell . | Geelong
Aged Jno. McDougall -- | Dookie
ae — Foster .. | Maffra
4vears | — Berry St. Arnaud
Aged A. P. Jones -+ | Birchip
5S years | J. Ronsech -+» | Echuca
Aged W. Mill... -. | Nhill
3 years | D J. Murphy .. | Elmore Show
4 yeaTs W. Bodey .» | Nill
3 ye P. Rogers .. | Dimboola Show
a Jas Jenkins -» | Warrnambool
3 years | R. Crittenden -- | Jeparit Show
4years | H. J. Alford -. | Yarram
4 years | A. C. Petrass -» | Murtoa
5 Noted Ryan and Cooper - | Euroa
Age ad D. Syme .. -+ | Lilydale
2 s | Cooper Bros. .. | Stawell Show
Otto Moroshe .. | Horsham Show
4 years A. HE. Scholtz .. | Tallangatta Show
5 years | W. D. Taylor .. | Lilydale Show
3 years | J. J. Downie .. | Ballarat Show
3 years | Mrs. Sutherland -. | Ballarat Show
3 years | D. Mckinnon .. | Wvcheproof Show
Aged J. E. Morgau a4 Pyramid Hill
Aged G. A. Neville .. | Sea Lake
4 years | J. Meehan .. .- | Bunyip Show
3 years | W. Mills .. .. | Nhill
5 years | Thos. Fulham .. | Echuca
5 years | AW. Warren .. | Geelong
Aged W. Harty, sen. .. | Wycheproof os
3 years | E. J. Rickey .. | Maryborough Show ..
3 years | P. Gottschutzke Sea Lake
Aged W. A. Mitchell - | Hopetoun

List of Certificated Stallions.

List or CrrtiFICATED STALLIONS—continued.

Major Genera!
Major MacDonald
Major Robin
Marcellus.
Marquis of Boorol
Matchless Oak
Model

Model

Model

Montrave
Macarthur Again
MacDonald
Native Blue
Native Prince
Near the Mark
Neil Gow.
O'Connell's Pride
Orbost aa
Pearlstone ..
Pedestal

Premier Prince
President ..
Pride of the Hills
Pride of the Hills
Pride of the Park

Pride of the Walk
Prince Again
Prince Arthur
Prince Champion
Prince Charlie
Prince Clyde
Prince Imperial
Prince of Albyn

Prince of Avondale ..

Prince of Hearts
Prince of Kyle
Prince of Lorne
Prince of Oaklands

Prince of the Clans ..

Prince York
Rainbow :
Ribbonwood
Right Bower
Robin :
Robin Adair.
Robert Charters
Roseberry
Royal Ben ..
Royal Blue. .
Royal Cedric
Royal Charlie
Royal Chief
Royalist III.
Royal Kingston
Royal Prince
Royal Ribbon
Sampson
Sandow .
Scotch Thistle
Scotland Again
Scotland’s Fashion
Scotland Yet
Sheppard's Pride
silver Crest

Sir Albyn

Sir Albyn

Sir Benjamin
Sir Colin

Sir Colm

Sir David

Sir Donald

sir Harold

Sir Herod IT.
Sir James

+ years
5 years
Aged
4+ years
3 years
Aged
3 years
Aged
6 years
3 years
Aged
3 years
Aged
Aged
5 years
3 years
3 years
6 years
4 years
5 vears
4 years
4 years
4 years
Aged
+ years

3 years
Aged
4 years
Aged
Aged

4 y ears
3 years
Aged
6 years
3 years

3 years
3 years
3 years

6 years
4 vents
Aged
3 Years
Aged

Owner.

Draveuts—continued.

D. Kennealy

«. and W. Lord
J.C. Rockclitte
W. Cavanagh
McPherson Bros.
Sambell Bros.
W. G. Down

P. J. Grogan

A. J. Bodey

J. Wheelan

A. Kennedy

G. Porteous

3S. Doak ..

J. Clements

W. Hicks ..

J. Hamilton

J. P. Billesville

Fred. Walsh

T. Davies

J. D. Rathgin

J. McLeod

J. Taylor ..

R. McDonald

Trustees, Barwon
Park

T. Pollock...

D. J. Ferguson

F. Quire

McManus Bros.

J. Taylor ..

W. Eb. Taylor

D. Murphy

J. Wilson ..

— McGregor

Jos. Phalp

Jno, Bushby

R. Young

M. J. Ryan

J. Annison

W. G. Freeman

G. Ritchie

White Bros.

D. Blair

C. Sumons

A. Robinson

W. T. Bodey

Smith Bros.

— Le Laver

H. Rathjen

Jno. Goodwin

Thos. Potts

T. Lowes ..

Thos. Moore

C. Northby

E. Wilson

H. Boyd ..

G. and W, Lord

G. Lyon

Peter McIntyre

i. Hamill

Jno. James

J. Meehan

A. Robinson

P. Watson

R. Pinnock

J. R. Johnston

J. Milsteed

Koch Bros.

T. Gifford
Dowington Bros.
Roe
H. Bainbridge

A. Watson
| W. O'Callaghan

F. G. Allen and Son

Benalla
Rosedale ..
Nrmurkah Show
Euroa r
Yarrawonga
Nhill F
Dookie

Birchip
Camperdown
Korumburra Show
Shepparton..
Maryborough Show
Mansfield
Warrnambool
Kilmore
Horsham Show
Birchip

Nhill

Melton 2
Ballarat Show
Traralgon
Echuca

Lilydale

Geelong

Geelong

Maffra ets
Seymour Show
Kaniva

Ikilmore
Camperdown
Cobram

Echuca

Tatura

Elmore ‘
Colac Show
Horsham
Shepparton. .
Wycheproof
Warracknabzal
Echuca
Warrnambool
Lilydale E
Wycheproof Show
Leongatha Show
Murchison Show
Horsham Show
Mansfield

swan Hill
Elmore :
Warrnambool
Kyneton Show
Wycheproof Show
Shepparton. .
St. Arnaud
Korumburra
Elmore *
Sale Show ..
Coleraine Show
Geelong

Maffra ing
Colac Show
Bunyip Show
Murchison Show
Korumburra Show
Lilydale

Colac

Sea Lake
Casterton

St. Arnaud
Nhill
Shepparton. .
Agricultural Offices
Kyneton 3
Minyip

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List of Certificated Stallions. 31

List or CertiricateD SraLLions—continued.

Name of Horse. Age. Owner. Parade. Date. Officer,
Dravcuts—continued.
Sir Malcolm .. | 6 years | W. R. Pittman «. | Nhill ais «+f 21.8.07) S.8.C.
Sir Percy .. .. | 4 years | T, McCrackens .. |Hamilton .. «+ | 17.8.07 W.R.
Sir Randler .. | 3 years | R. W. Bowen .. |Kyneton .. -. | 26.9.07 W.R.
Sir William .. | 6 years | Robt. Glen Sale Show .. .. | 31.10.07 | W.J.C.
Sir William. . .. | 3 years | Caffery and Murphy” Horsham Show +» | 18.7.07] 8.8.0.
Sir William .. | # years | — Langford Pyramid Hill Show .. | 23.10.07 W.R.
Sir William a 4 years | G. Payne .. .. | Alexandra ae 14.9.07| W.J.C.
Smuggler .. .. | 6 years |S. Winter Cooke ..|Hamilton .. sel EP 830% W.R.
Stanley aa .. | 6 years a Hamill . . | Maffra os «| 16.8.07 | W.J.C.
St. Lawrence d's Aged F. Pilgrim ‘and Son | Nhill ah -. | 21.8.07] S.S.C.
Strawn Brace oe Aged W. H. Lavery .. | Birchip ». | 21.8.07] WJC.
Stylish Style ..| 3 yeats | .. ay .. | Pyramid Hill Show .. | 23.10.07 W.R.
Tarquin is es ed 8S. Wrathall .. | Geclong ssi «| 31.8.07 8.5.C.
The Colonel .. | 4 years |G. and W. Lord... | Traralgon Show 13.11.07 W.R.
The Duke .. | 5 years | B. McKenzie .. | Grantville and Jeetho 16,1.08 W.R.
Show
The General .. | 3 years | Spalding and Sons.. | Geelong nis .+ | 31.38.07 8.8.C.
The King .. .. | 3 years | J. Biggar .. . | Numurkah Show -- | 9.10.07 | W.I.C.
The Maori Prince .. Aged Jas. Carson . | Camperdown -» | 26.9.07| W.J.C.
The McGregor ip Aged Dunning and Shea | Cobram 86 -+ | 33.8.07 N.M.
The Rel Scottie .. | 4 years | J. Biggar .. .. | Korumburra --» | 18.9.07| WJC.
The Sirdar it oe B.A. House Daylesford .. -- | 20.9.07] W.J.C.
Togo = 5 years | Jno. Dufty and Son Nhill aid ads 21.8.07 8.5.C.
Togo i .. | GO years | J. Cresp .. . | Birchip ea «+ [| 21.8.07] W.J.C.
Togo we 3 years | W. Curtis .. | Wangaratta he 15.8.07 5.5.0.
Tommy Burns ..] 3 years |E. Sleep .. .. | Horsham Show -- | 24.9,07] S.S.C.
Tom’s Pride ..| 4 years | H. Green .. .» | Birchip a ++] 21,8.07] WJC.
Tulcan Warrior .. | 4 years | Stephen Wrathall ..|Hopetoun .. ma 3.8.07 | W.I.C.
Tweedside Chief .. | 5 years | Thos. Duffy .. | Colac an 7.8.07| 3$.S.C.
Tweedside Hero ia Aged |H. W. Adams :) | Warrnambool «| 10.9.07 | W.J.C.
United Prince .. | 6 years | P. Fitzpatrick .. | Kilmore wy a 27.8.07 $.5.C.
Waiponumu .. | 3 years | H. Hooper... -- | Geelong ne -» | 81.8.07] S.8.C.
Waitaki Chief .. | 5 years | W. Mosedale ay eee " 4 - ye ty ota co
i rince ..| 4 years | — McKoy Tallangatta Show... 3.3.08 J.C.
Wore Hero x3 a Davis fae Wools Warrnambool ess 10.9.07] W.J.C.
thorpe
Wolseley .. ..| 4years | J. A. Rankin .. | Kaniva ay -. | 28.8.07 N.M.
Worrack.. .. | 6 years | McLeod Bros. .. | Yarram a «| 21.8.07 N.M.
Young Albyn ae 5 years | Jno. Rousch .. | Echuca ag aut 24.8.07| W.J.C.
Young Champion... Aged R. Blomeley .. | Cobram Bs as 23.8.07 N.M.
Young Clansman II. 6 years | A. Kelly .. .. | Camperdown -- | 26.9.07| W.J.C.
Young Clifton ‘ Aged T. McKimmie -.|Seymour.. -. | 29.8.07] W.J.C.
Young Heart of Oak | Aged F. Rodda .. .. | Jeparit Show «+ | 16.10.07} W.I.C.
Young King Louis ..| 6 years | W. Ross .. .. | Swan Hill de 7.8.07 WR. |
Young Loch Gyle ..| 4 years | J. Henderson .. | Leongatha .. -.» {| 11.2.08] $.8.C.
Young Lord Byron ..| 3 years | A. McCallum .. | Jeparit Show ». | 16.10.07] W.J.C.
Young Mariner .. | 5 years | Otto Knee .. | Minyip 4 og 21.8.07 W.R.
Young Model ..{ 3 years |M. McCallum -- |Geelong — .. -- {| 81.8.07] 8.8.C.
Young McGregor ..| 3 years | E. Don .. .. | Kyneton Show «- | 26.11.07 W.R.
Young Native Oak ..| 4 years | — Irwin .. .. | Nhill : -- | 21.8.07] 58.8.6.
Young Officer .. | 3 years | Jno. Grey — ‘1 / St. Arnaud +. | (28.8.07 | W.J.C.
Young Prince as Aged Geo. Dennis .. 7 Maldon Show «. | 80.10.07 8.8.C.
Young Royal Oak .. Aged W. Pohlner .- | Nhill -- | 21.8.07] 8.5.C.
Young Sir William ..| 4 years |— Cain _.. .+ | Mirboo ba +» | 25.10.06] 8.8.C.
Young Sovereign ..| 3 years | Webster Bros. .. | Benalla : -»| 17,.8.07] $.8.C.
Young Stanley ..| 6 years | R. Fleming Ms My cheproge) Show ..| 4.10.07 W.R.
Young Straun a Aged — oa .. | Nbill -- | 21,8.07] S.S.c.
Young Style ad Aged |A. Oliver .. i Gasterton oe -. | 28.8.07{ W.R.
THOROUGHBREDS.
“ Aged Connelly Bros. .. | Birchip a «| 21.8.07 | W.J.C.
Bee gal 16 years Perey Rowan .. | Leongatha .. +. | 11.2.08] 5.8.0.
Beware ot 9 Aged J. Jenkins .. | Warrnambool -. | 10.9.07 w.J E
Bloodshot .. i Aged ‘UT. Hart .. -. | Wangaratta «+ | 15.8.07 | 8.8.0,
Carlisle c .. {| 3 years | M. A. House .. | Maryborough Show .. | 16.10.07] S.8.C.
Chesterman. is Aged T. O'Keefe .. | Shepparton. . ed 24.8.07 5.8.¢.
Colleague’ .. ..| 4 years | H. Coller .. = Alexandra Ss .» | 14.9.07 ] W.J.C.
Defoe : sis Aged J. Brooks al Bs Byheiae ae em e000. 08 eae
and ..| 5 years | J. M. Campbe. .. | Echuca ti -. | 24.8, J.C.
Ditk pee .. | 4 years | — Bowtell .. {Echuca .. . | 24.8.07 | W.I.C.
Donald Mac si Aged . | A. Stewart -. | Mansfield .. +. | 308.07) WLC.
Eclipse .. | 5 years | Jas. Tranter .. | Kyneton Show .. | 26.11.07 W.R.
Eatiogs "| “Aged | A. Kennedy ‘! | Euroa ae ‘. | 14.8107] s.8.c.
Hmerald a ..| 5 years | J. Danaher .. | Kyneton .. .. | 26.9.07] WLR.

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List of Certificated Stallions.

List or CERTIFIVATED STALLIONS—continued.

Hainault

Name of Horse. Age.
Humarrah .. Aged
Euphorian .. Aged
Falkirk Aged
Fontenoy Aged
Freelance 4 years
Gambler ITI. Aged
Grenadier Aged
Gnarpurt Aged
Hassan 3 Aged
Heather Lad) Aged
Hobson Aged
Iroquois Aged
Juniper Aged
Mulstone Aged
Norback 5 years
Pianola Aged
Pilgrin’s Rest Aged
Presto Aged
Preston Aged
Prime Aged
Rufus Aged
Sailor King Aged
Selkirk 3 years
Stamp 28 Aged
Straighttire Aged
Straightshot Aged
St. Swivan 6 years
The Chevalier Aged
The Harvester Aged
Trentbridge Aged
True Sign Aged
Vengeance .. Aged
Westerley Aged
Whalebone Aged
Winchester a
Wotan i 4 years
Yettendon .. Aged
Young Cureton 3 years
Young Pieman 5 years
Young Richmond Aged
Young Vengeance 3 years
Alarm Gun . | 6 Years
Alva Aged
Ashplant Ir. Aged
Attendant .. 6 years
Baron Moor 3 years
Bay Hawk Aged
Black Hawk 3 years
Blackness. Aged
Black Prince 4+ years
Blackstone Aged
Brightlight Aged
Brooklyn Junr. 3 years
Brooklyn Peer 3 years
Cabena 3 years
Calliope Aged
Commodore Aged
Coolgardie .. ae Aged
Cosmopolitan Junr. .. | 6 years

~ Dragon Aged
Dynamo... 5 years
Earl pippepain 3 years
Euroa ‘ Aged
Fearless 3 years
Fintonia Aged
Fireaway Aged
Vrank SPE ey + years
Goldie : 3 years
Gold Top . Aged
Grand Emerald 6 years
Grey Royal Aged
Guide (roadster) Aged

Aged

Owner.

Parade.

Date.

Officer.

C. Nunn

P. Travers
D. Jackman
J. Hoolihan
R. Gilder ..
— Anderson
D. Ryan ..
H. T, Hoysted
E. A. Watson
Cc. R. Davis
(, Edwards
G. Pearson

J Oo’ Donoghue
- Quire ..

Fr Larkin

A. E. Scholtz

G. Washington

C. Pratt

L. Cusack

Smith Bros,

H. Gibbins

A. Scott ..

Kettle and Mor oney

A. E. Saunders

Jno. McDonald

M. Gargan

R. Gilder ..

8. Winter Cooke

J. Devlin

G. H. Hill

R. Ward ..

Jno. McKinnon

W. R. Cross

C. Airey

T. Dickenson

A. Bond ..

Major McLeod

M. McLean

W. Sutton

E. Huff

LIGHT HORS

Jno. Boulger
Coutts
Kennedy
Hanrahan
Ryan .
Hooper

8. Farrar
Penny ..
Mackie

. Storey

. Penny ..

. W. Roscoe
W. Mahoney
M. Kinnana

8. Gardiner

G. Kemp .

Alex. Gunn

A. Wade ..

D. Munroe

A. stoner ..

J. E, Kneebone
J. R. Arbuthnott
T. D. Dickenson
J. White

—. Harbeck

G. Ward

H. J. Scott

J. McKenna
A. Boyd ..
C. Mebean
«. Collis

SARS PARSRES

THOROUGHBREDS—continued.
Pyramid Hill Show

Wangaratta
Warrnambool
Dookie

Maffra Show
Shepparton. .
Seymour.
Wangaratta
Minyip

Matfra

Swan Hill
Benalla i
Horsham Show
Elmore

Kaniva
Wangaratta
Tallangatta Show
Euroa
Seymour Show
Euroa
Mansfield

Elmore
Wangaratta
Alexandra ..
Horsham Show
Mirboo North
Maffra Show
Hamilton
Horsham

Colac

Nhill
Korumburra
Hamilton ..
Rupanyup Show
Ballarat Show
Casterton
Lilydale
Mansfield
Lilydale

Nhill

ES.

Morwell
Hamilton Show
Euroa

Cobram
Seymour
Geelong

Colac Show. .
Jeparit Show
Morwell e
Shepparton. .
Jeparit Show
Benalla a8
Shepparton. .
Wycheproof Show
Benalla .
Geelong
Donald
Ballarat Show
Casterton
Yarram
Wangaratta
Mansfield ..
Ballarat Show
Minyip Show
Jeparit Show
Benalla ‘
Shepparton, .
Seymour Show
Wycheproof Show
Minvip as
Mansfield
Yarram

Pyramid Hill Show ..

pore

ran"
aaa

BPAY R au
Snvinn nine
oP olol re) aoncn BoE

ae

List of Certificated Stallions. 33
List oF Certiricatep StTartions—continued,
Name of Horse. Age. Owner. Parade. Date. Officer.
Licut Horses—continued.
Hold-on 5 years | E. Hanson Kilmore ana .
Hornsboro’ 3 years | J. McGuinness Wangaratta : A
Imperial Aged H. W. Adams Warrnambool Z C.
Ito Aged J. Graham Wangaratta Z c.
Joker P Aged as 8 Dookie z Hes
Jupiter Junr. Aged Rossiter Bros. Yarram é é :
Killarney IT. Aged Baxter Bros. Ballarat Show . AC
King Draper ci Victor Edgar Camperdown 30); .
Larrakin Aged Mrs. Sutherland Ballarat Show .10. é
Lernecker . Aged C. Lippiatt Ballarat Show 10. :
Lord Derby Aged Ken. McDonald Alexandra .. is JC,
Loudoun Squire 5 years | J. Dunlop .. | Colac 8. S.8.C,
Marland Derby Aged Stewart and Sloan Wangaratta 184 S.5.C.
Merriang Aged D. Sanderson Nhill 21.8. B.C,
Message 6 years | W. H. Michael Leongatha Show 11.2.08] S.8.C.
Miss Prize .. 6 years | J. T. McGrath Jeparit Show 16.10.07 | W.J.C.
Macquarie .. Aged T. Aldons Alexandra .. 14.9.07 | W.J.C.
Oscar 4 years | Wm. Anderson Colac Show 24.10.07 | S.8.C.
Osterley Hero 5 years | E. Koenig... Horsham 18.7.07]} S.8.C.
Pascarell .. Aged W. Roberts Elmore 26.8.07 | W.I.C.
Planet Boy Aged | C. Butcher Sea Lake 15.8.07| NM.
Premier 5 years | Jos. Binns Kaniva 28.8.07] NM
Protest 3 years | E. H. Bell Traralgon Show 13.11.07 W.R
Rosemusk .. + years | J. Bland Yarram ie 21.8.07 N.M
Safeguard .. Aged Eyan Bros. Wangaratta 15.8.07} SSC
Seaforth Highlander. . 6 years | T. McCrae Swan Hill 7.8.07 WOR
Seldom Seen .. | 6 years |S. Winter Cooke Hamilton 17.8.07 W.R
Shanet-a-boo 6 years | J. J. Sherry Yarram 21.8.07 NM
Solicitor. 3 years | J. F. Oram Minyip 21.8.07 Ww.
Steel Arab .. 6 years | N. McLean Minyip 21.8.07 W.R
St. Patrick .. ne A. Shebler, jun. Melton 10.8.07 S.C
Strathlodden Aged T. Wickens swan Hill 7.8.07 W.R
Sunfish aie 4 years | W. Kennedy Nhill 21.8.07 SC
Sunlight. Aged H. C. Bowker Colac 7.8.07] S.C
Talk ot the Hills Aged s. R. Klinge Dimboola Show ». {11.10.07 ] S.s.c
Terrific ¥ Aged H. C. Boyd Maryborough Show .. | 15.10.07 S.C
Thunder Jewel 3 years | R. Hetherington Minyip Show 1.10.07 NM
Triumph .. 4 years | T. Nelson Cobram.. 23.8, Neu
Vengeance IT. 4 years | G. Hansler Warracknabeal Sis WOR.
Volant 4 years | Jas. Clark Yarrawonga 8. 3.8
Willie Wilks” 3 years | M. Rowan Yarrawonga BO
Yamba ; 6 years | —. Smith, jun. St. Arnaud 28.8,
Young Bow Boy 3 years oe Re Maldon Show 30.10.07
Young Hamlet. Aged Jno, Head Kaniva 28.85.07
Young Tynon Aged W. Rugge Sea Lake 15.8,07
ZLouroft Aged J. Minns Melton 10.8.07
TROTTERS.
Almo C. 3 years | Jack Clark . | Shepparton. . -» | 24.8.07) SSC
Almont, 2 Aged A. and J. B. Sharp_ Agricultural Offices .. | 31.10.07 W.R.
Almont Ambassador. 5 years | J. Cameron . | Maryborough Show 16.10.07 8.8.C.
Almont B. .. | 6 years | F. W. Schic kerling Warracknabeal 14.8.07 W.R.
Aster Aged R. F. Kurrle Korumburra 29.9.06 nen
Austerlitz Aged W. Uebergang Murtoa 9.8.07 .
Avon Peer .. Aged —. Boyle .. St. Arnaud 28.8.07 4
Barrister Aged Bell Bros. Murtoa Show 27.9.07 S.C.
Bell Boy... 6 years | Griffin Bros. Shepparton. . 24.8.07 SSC.
Best of Quality Aged G. Smith .. Warrnambool 10.9.07 | W.I.C.
Black Boy .. Aged Jas. Jenkins Warrnambool 10.9.07 WO.
Black Wilks Aged W. J. Wilson Korumburra Show 22).1..08 W.R.
Bold Harold Aged W. Purcher Sea Lake 15.8.07 N.M.
Bonnie Lea Aged 8. Taylor .. Swan Hill... 3 7.8.07 WR.
Bronte 5 Aged C. Hands .. Pyramid Hill Show .. | 23.10.07 W.R.
Brown Harold 6 years | C. McLean Mansfield .. | 30.8.07] W.J.C.
Cheviot . 6 years | M. Zimmer Agricultural Offices .. | 11.9.07] W.J.C
Colt by Granger Junr. | 3 years | W. F. Allen Horsham. 18.7.07 S.8.C.
Contractor .. 4 years | J. Ovens .. Murchison Show 30.10.07 W.R.
Crown Derby 3 years | Woolcock Bros. Ballarat Show 17.10.07 S.8.c.
Dan Cleve .. 5 years | --. McCubbin Donald 14.8.07] W.JI.C
Dan Tracey 5 years | J. G. Christie Lilydale 23.83.07] WJC
Demonstrator 4 years | Jas. Gooden Warrnambool 10.9.07 | WIC
Dexter % Aged T. Wilkins Swan Hill .. aa 8.7.07 W.R
Digitalis II. 5 years |S. Winterbottom Pyramid Hill Show .. | 23.20.07 W.R.
Diogenes P Aged W. E. Trollope Donald ‘ 14.83.07] W.J.C.
Dixie Alto .. Aged W. B. Viers Kyneton Show 26.11.07 W.

List of Certificated Stallions.

List or CERTIFICATED STALLIONS—continued.

Name of Horse.

Druce

Emulous
Experience

F.D.B.

FitzJames ..
Frank Harold
Galty Boy ..—
General Standish
Governor...
Governor Tracey
Graingeburn
Granger II.
Granger Junr. II.
Grey Hawk

G.T.F. oa
Haco mes ne
Hambletonian Bell Boy
Hambletonian Boy
Harold H. ..
Honest Bert
Honest Lad

Hope Vale ..
Huon Seaton

Integrity
Integrity
Jonathan ..
J. R. Wilkes
Kentucky ..
King Harold
King Harold
Kintyre

La Marnie ..
Maori Chief
Mazaep Dat oe
Metal B....
More Huon..
Nick o’ the Woods
Olympic
Olympic Yet
Osprey II. ..
Ostenesty
Osterfield
Osterley II.
Osterley Again
Osterley Junr.
Osterley Wilkes
Osterlizht
Ostermeyer. .
Ostray
Oswestry
Othello

Prince Osterley
Prince Osterley
Prince Whips
Principal .
Red Light ..
Robin’s Pride
Royal Whips
Satellite

Sir Simon .
Sir Wyhee ..
Tallis W.
Testator

The Brook ..
The Deemster
The Governor
The Merchant
The Trick
Tidegate -
Tommy Huon
Truro

Venture ve
Victor’s Pride
Von Osterley ‘
Walnut os i

Age. Owner. Parade. Date. Officer.
TrotTErRs—continucd.

3 years | D. Canny .. Traralgon 31.7,07 $.5.¢c.
5 years | M. Cann .. Euroa as 14.8.07 8.8.C,
ae Glenister Bros. Hamilton Show 19.9.07 N.M.

3 years | M. Vaughan Hamilton 17.8.0 W.R.
5 years | Dyke Bros. St. Arnaud 28.8.07 | W.J.C.
6 years | D. McLeod Echuca 24,8.07 | W.J.C.
4 years | A. R. Lawrence Kyneton... 26.9.07 W.R.
Aged J. Davies . Ballarat Show 17.10.07 8.8.C.
3 years | —. McCubbery Donald 14.8.07 | W.J.C
Aged E. G. Gorman Yarrawonga 16.8.07 §.8.C.
3 years | A. Ballenger Horsham Show 24.9.07 8.8.C.
5 years | W. F. Allen Horsham... 18.7.07 $.8.C,
Aged si 2 Ballarat Show 17.10.07 $.8.C.
Aged W. W. Pierce Colac zi 7.8.07 §.8.C.
6 years | Glenister Bros. Coleraine Show 6.11.07 | W.J.C,
Aged Curragh Bros. Echuca % «+ | 24.8.07] W.I.C.
Aged Gregg and Crowe Agricultural Offices .. | 16.11.07] S.S.C.
6 years | Peter Thompson Wycheproot -- | 20.8.07 |] W.J.C.
5 years | R. C. Hannah Donald 14.8.07 | W.J.C.
Aged T. Harrison Shepparton. . 24.8.07 $.8.C.
4 years | F. P. Boyle Euroa a -- | 14.8.07 $.8.C.
Aged Jas. Fisher .. | Warracknabeal Show 3.10.07 N.M.
6 years | Phillips and Deve- | Warracknabeal Show 15.8.07 W.R.

reaux

Aged J. B. Docker Wangaratta 15.8.07 S.S.C.
Aged J. J. Eady Geelong 2a 31.8.07 8.8.C,
Aged W. Hiscock Pyramid Hill 3.8.07 S.8.C.
Aged Toms Bros. Yarrawonga 16.8.07 | S.S8.C.
6 years | H. C. Johnson Elmore 26.8.07 | W.I.C.
Aged Francis Bros. Morwell 16.9.07 | W.J.C.
5 years | T. McCubbery Donald 14.8.07 |] W.J.C.
6 years | —. McGregor Elnore a 26.8.07 | W.J.C.
4 years | Gilbert Bros. Ballarat Show 17.10.07 B.8.C.
3 years | L. Strickland Colac Show 24.10.07 S.5.c.
Aged A. W. Harvey Kyneton 26.9.07 W.R.
6 years | E. Glasheen Wycheproot 20.8.07 | WAC.
3 years |T. Moore .. Shepparton. . 24.8.07 |} 8.5.C.
Aged W. P. Marwick Daylesford .. 20.9.07 | W.I.C.
3 years | Thompson Bros. Warracknabeal 14.8.07 W.R.
3 years | —. Bryce .. St. Arnaud 30.8.07 | W.J.C.
5 years | Gilbert Bros. Ballarat, Show - |17.10.07 S.8.C.
6 years | F. J. Dorman Pyramid Hill Show .. | 23.10.07 W.R.
6 years | —. Willatts Maryborough Show .. |16.10.07 8.8.C.
“iis W. Hutchinson Murchison Show 30.10.07 W.R.

4 years |G. Smith .. Warrnambool 10.9.07 | W.J.C.
Aged Glady’s Bros. Murtoa Show 24.9.07 8.5.C,
. Aged J. B. Marshall Nhill ae 21.8.07 $.8.C.
3 years | G. 8 Connor Colac Show 24.10.07 $.8.C.
5 years | E. Batson Colac Show 24.10.07 8.8.¢,
6 years | J. Fitzgerald Geelong 31.8.07 $.8.C.
5 years | J. Hefferman Kilmore 27.8.07| SSC.
5 years | A. Shebler Melton 10.8.07) 8.S.C.
5 years | D. Murphy -- | Elmore 23 -- | 26.8.07 | W.J.C.
4 years | C. W. Watts, jnr. .. | Agricultural Offices .. 1.10.07 W.R.
5 years | J. McLeod Echuca ou 24.8.07 | W.J.C.
Aged Glenister Bros. Horsham Show 24.9.07 | S.8.C.
Aged Neylands Bros. Birchip 21.8.07 | W.J.C.
ae A. Armstrong Kyneton 26.9.07 W.R.

4 years | A. J. Walter Elmore 26.8.07) W.J.C.
Aged J. Putty .. ) Wangaratta 15.8.07 $.8.C.
he D. Campbell .. | St. Arnaud 28.8.07 | W.J.C.

3 years | W. Connor - | Colac 7.8.07 | S.8.C.
4 years | J. T. Smith Stawell es «+ | 18.9.07 W.R.
4 years | Arthur Knight Agricultural Offices 8.10.07] S.s.c.
4 years | D. McLeod Echuca 24.8.07 | W.J.C.
Aged G. E. Kipping Mansfield 30.8,07 | W.J.C.
5 years | Jno. Gooden Warrnambool 10.9,07 | W.J.C.
4 years | Oliver Bodey Stawell a8 ss 18.9.07 W.R.
Aged James Fisher Warracknabeal Show 3.10.07 N.M.
Aged J. Hiskins.. Maffra Ae 16.8.07 | W.J.C.
4 years | J. G. Hodgson Numurkah Show 9.10.07] W.J.C.
4 years | R. McInroy Casterton 28.8,07 W.R.
4 years | J. Cockbill Melton 10.8.07 | S.S.Cc.
3 years | P. Doyle .. | Minyip bi 21.8.07 W.R.
6 years | F. R. Heard .. | Geelon aa +» | 81.8.07] S.S.C.
Aged G. Burgess .. | Daylesford .. >| 20.0.071 Waid.

List of Certificated Stallions. 35
List or Certiricatep SraLttions—continued.
Name of Horse. Age. Owner. Parade. Date. Officer.
TROTTERS—continued.
Welfare Aged F. Holmes Wangaratta 15.8.07 | 8.8.C.
Why Not 3 years | O. Dutton Shepparton.. 7.9.07 8.5.C,
Wildbird . a H. Bineham Hamilton Show 19.9,07 N.M.
Woodstock Aged Dickens Bros. Kyneton ‘ 26.9.07 W.R,
Young Ashplant Aged J. &. Morgan Pyramid Hill 3.8.07 S.8.C,
Young Irrtum iG —. Fithall St. Arnaud 28.8.07} W.J.C.
Young Osterley Aged N. McDonald st. Arnaud 28.8,07 WSC.
PONIES
Admiration.. 5 years | T. T. Taylor Ballarat Show 17.10.07 | 5§.8.C.
Ally Sloper Colt 3 years | T. Vatullo.. Bunyip Show «| 26.2.08 W.R.
Alwa Jimny 3 years | G. Willatts Maryborough Show .. | 16.10.07 §.8.C.
Bally a Aged J. F. King Colac Show 24.10.07 | §8.8.C.
Bally Rogan. 3 years | J. k. Jeliett .. | Geelong 3L.8.07] 5.8.C.
Bally Roy .. 4 years oo Spalding and | Geelong 31.8.07 $.8.C.
ons
Bay Briton. . Aged P. Wohrton Elmore Show 25.9.07 W.R.
Bell Boy 6 years | J. D. Pryse Wycheproof 20.8.07 | W.J.C.
Bill Se Azed J. Grinham Casterton 28.8.07 W.R.
Black Boy .. 3 years | C. Roberts Morwell 16.9.07]} W.J.C.
Black Prince Aged Staley and Connell | Swan Hill .. 7.8.07 W.R.
Bobbie Burns Aged R. H. Wright Dimboola Show 11.10.07 B.8.C.
Bower Aged M. Quigley” Warrnambool 10.9.07 | W.J.C.
Brassey’s Pride 5 years | A. Ef. Millar Nbill 21.8.07] 5S.8.C.
Brigham 3 3 years |S. Blakeley Horsham Show 27.9.07 S.5
Brigham Young II. .. Aged A. E. MeCure Colac sn 7.8.07 5.5
Brigham Young Il. Aged J. Hall Warrnambool 10.9.07 | WA.C.
Bruce 4 years | K. Stewart Cobram at 23.83.07 | N.M.
Bryce ae C, McKay Stawell Show 18.9.07 W.R.
By Night 4 years | Hunt Bros. Dookie 27.7.07 | W.JI.C.
Canary z Aged G. Gould .. Birchip 4 21.8.07 | WC.
Caractacus II. Aged Farrell Bros. Warrnambool 10.9.07} W.J.C.
Cardiif 4 years | W. H. Spooner Iona 21.10.07 | W.I.C.
Chier Justice 5 years | T. Moroney W. angaratta 15.8.07 S.C.
Clifton Aged L. Lynch .. Mirboo 3 25.10.06] S.8.C.
Cocoanut Aged D. J. Ferguson Seymour Show 11.10.07 | V 3
Combine Aged we ni Colac Show 24.10.07 : ;
Comet 4 years | A. Billings Colac Show 24.10.07 eC,
Comet 33 ft: Shelby Geelong 31.83.07] 38 5
Comet Aged sulbot Atkins ,| Korumburra 29.9.06 | S.8.C.
Comet o . Ritchie Bunyip Show 26,2.08 W.R.
Commander Aged . ‘fownsend Pyramid Hill 3.5.07] S.S.C.
Commodore Aged Jno. Ince Geelong 4 3L.8.07 $.5.C.
Crown King 5 years | J. Dwyer .. Camperdown 26.9.07]} W.AIC.
Cymro IL. Aged J. R. Jackson Hamilton 17.8.07 W.R.
Cyndet 3 6 years | J. A. Manson Maffra 16.8.07} WIC.
Dan Daphne 3 years | J. Stafford Warrnambool 19.9.07] W..C.
Dandy ahs 6 years |G. Tory... Traralgon Show 13.11.07 WLR.
Dandy Aged A. Bilston.. Casterton 28.58.07 W.R.
Dandy os 3 years | R. Rennie.. Alexandra .. 14.9.07] WLC.
Dandy Bell 5 years | Jno. James Colac Show 24.10.07 §.5.¢C.
Dandy Dick 6 years | J. Findlay... Alexandra .. 14.9.07 | W.J.C.
Dandy Geordie 4 years | T. G. McKenzie Yarram 21.8.07 N.M.
Dandy Imperial 4 years | —. Bones Donald F 14.8.07] W.J.C.
Dandy Jock 5 years | A Ward .. Seymour Show 11.10.07 | WA.C.
Dandy Junior 5 years | Widdis and King Traralgon Show 13.11.07 W.R.
Dandy Lad 3 years | J. Donegan Murchison Show 30.10.07 W.R.
Dandy’s Pride 3 years | W. Widdis Traralgon .. 31.7.07| S.8.C.
Dandy’s Pride Aged c. Jones Geelong : 31.8.07] S.8.C.
Desert Lad 3 years | D. Shelly .. Ballarat Show 17.10.07 S.8.C.
Diagram 4 years | W. Rainey .. | Maffra ‘ 16.8.07} WIC.
Duffy 5 years | J, McKenzie, junr. .. | Yarram 21.38.07 NM.
Emulator Junr. 5 years | Franklyn and Scown | Hopetoun 3.8 07] WC.
Federation .. 5 years | Rt. Davidson Euroa 14.8.07 S58 ¢,
First Landor 5 years | Geo, Connor Colac ‘ 7.8.07} S.s.c.
Flashwood 5 vears | Jno. Griffin St. ‘Arnaud... 28.8.07} W.d.C.
Forest Boy 6 years | |. Fawkner Morwell. 16.9.07} WJC.
Galloway zits a ais Horsham Show 24.9.07] -S.5.C.
Garfield $ Aged R. A. Gibson Hamilton Show 19.9.07 N.M.
Gladstone .. Aged —. Collins Tatura 24.8.07 WLR.
Glengarry - T. W. McCulloch Warrnambool 10.9.07 | W.J.C.
Grey Steel 6 years |S. McNabb Maffra Show 24.10.07 | W.J.C
Gritfo : Aged VT. Duffy .. Colac 7.8.07 | S.S.C
Hamilton Emulator, 5 years | W. H. Horn Hamilton 17.8.07 W.R
Junr.

36 List of Certificated Stallions.

List or CERTIFIVATED STALitons—continu2d.

Name of Horse. Age. Owner. Parade. Date. Officer.
I
Ponres—continucd.
Harlequin 4 years | J. Daniel .. . | Ballarat Show 10. S.5.C,
Heather Jock Aged R. Baliis .. Warrnambool 9. wren
Heather Lea Aged Elson and 0’ Keefe Nhill 8. S.8.C.
Here’s Luck 4 years | F. C. Thomas Warracknabeal 15.8.07 WLR.
Jimmy Governor Aged Wm. Nosedale Melton 10.8.07 s iu
Jno. Gilpin .. | 6 years | J. Patterson Mirboo ai 25.10.06 Sul:
Jno. Osterley Junr. 4 years | Thompson Bros. Warracknak eal 14.8.07 WLR.
Johnny O’More 6 years | Wade Bros. Grantville and Jeetho | 16.1.08 W.R.
Show
Kaizer IT. Aged A. S. O’Keefe .. | Royal Show
King Bahy Aged Downey and Lums- | Ballarat Show
den

King Bally’s Pride 3 years | F, J. Ebsworth Ballarat Show
King Billy _Aged | H. Jenkins Hopetoun
King James 5 years | Wm. Johnson Foster
King Jimmy 4+ years | E. Wilsor Korumburra i
King Jimmy Aged R. Tankard Maryborough Show ..
Larry Boy .. o F. Clover .. St. Arnaud as
Lay yer Aged | A. Kmght.. Maffra i
Leetch A. Ferguson Casterton ..
Leopard H. Baldock Kaniva
Little Jim —. Cahill Benalla a
Little Jim .. H. E. Beard Colac Show
Little Pride W. H. Treloar Nnhill an
Little Tich W. Hogan Kyneton
Little Wonder J. White Minyip
Little Wonder F, McDonald Mansfield
Lord Brassey A. E. Miller Stawell Show
Lord Brassey IT. A. Miller Rupanyup ..
Lord Dandy Jas. Alexander Traralgon.
Lord Roberts J. Brevar .. Korumburra
Marbro’ J. Davidson Warrnambool
Micky Free.. J. McInerney | Dookie
Midnight J. O'Brien Wangaratta
Minstrel R. N. Seott Korumburra
Monowai 8. Perrin Mirboo
Nelson White Bros. Lilydale
Newbold Thos. Brown iJmore
Nigger P. Quirk Sea Lake
Pasha —. Bones Donald
Peep of Day W. G. Hicks Seymour
Planet Neil eet Minyip
Planet W. Raven. Yarram
Pluto J. M. Scott, Casterton
Polo Quinlan and MeLean Minyip ts
President A. and D. Parry St. Arnaud
Prince Bally J. J. O'Mara Morwell

Prince Leo Junior
Quercus
Quicksilver ..
Robert

Rob Roy

Rob Roy
Rhymney
Rosslyn
Roy

Roy

Royal Robin.
Sam Weller
Shamrock
Shamrock
Shroff King
Silverbells ..
Richard ILI.
Siva Junr.
Skipper
Smithhill’s Fireboy
Speculation. .
Sprightly

Soda

Souter Johnnie Jun.

Steel Arrow
Subadah

6 years
5 years

3 years
3 years
Aged

Aged
Aged
6

5 years
5 years
4 years
3 years
Aged
Aged
Aged
Aged
Aged
Aged

J. E. Phillips
A. TE. Callow
oe Dore
wal amme ‘and Fos:

Ji Rk
son

W. J. Clarke

Cc. T. Lucas

J.B. Bryan

Summernill
Farm

F. Von Kusseron

H. A. Hancock

Jno. Hicks

A. Ross

A. Orr is

R. H. Rundell

W. H. Boston

Clarke Bros.

G. F. Elliott

W. Braiser

W. B. Harper

Hay Bros.

Cc. J. Bradbury

—. Rogash a

Quinlan and McT.ean

D. Ryan ..

R. W. Noble

“aad H. J. Man-

Stud

‘Aticnltural Offic PCS: ie
Ballarat Show
Bunyip Show

Malfia
Warracknabeal
Colac a
Wangaratta
Kyneton

Euroa

» Colac

Alexandra

st. Arnaud
Horsham
Hanilton

Cclac Show
Ikxorumburra
Manstield
Eehnew
Warrnambool
Numurkah Show
Leongatha Show
Benalla

Donald
Seymour

Geelong

Agricultural Offices ae

List of Certificated Stallions. 37
List or CertirIcaATeED STALLIONS—continued.
Name of Horsc. Age. Owner. Parade, Officer.
Poy tEs—continued.
Sultan Aged H. Gordon Tatura -
Sultan aes Aged M. Plante Horsham AC,
Sunrise (Arab) 6 years | A. Ferguson Elmore Show :
Tatty (Welsh) 5 years | A. Williams Traralgon Show :
Tam oy Aged —. Quinn Camperdown Show a
Tam O’Shanter 6 years | H. Burness Benalla f A.
Tam O'Shanter Aged J. M. Jones Jeparit Show ths
Teviot (Arab) Aged J. Spark .. Elnore . Ge
The Bohemian 5 years | C. J. Colgan Korumburra Ae
The Count 5 years | T. B. Anderson Mattra a
The Dude aa —: Hall, i: Mirboo :
The Masher 3 years | Tompkins Bros. Casterton .. 3
The Premier Si F. W. Briggs Wangaratta AC.
The Souter Aged Tompkins Bros. Casterton .. AR.
The Warrior + years | -MckKoy Tallangatta Show x
Timmy Aged G. Bond Morwell a
‘Tommy + 4 years | Jno. Turner Alexandra .. mean
Tommy Dodd Aged s. 8. Davey Pyramid Hill SSC.
Tony on 4 years | W. Kennedy Cobram .M.
Tyrone Aged A. W. Harvey Kyneton ah.
Utah 3 Aged Malcolm Bros. Hamilton wR.
Von Atom IT. 5 years | G. Padget Minyip oR.
Wee Gibbee 4 years | J. Devlin and Son .. | Murtoa es JC.
Welsh Prince Aged B. Yolliett-Sandtford Lilydale Show al ie
What’s Wanted Aged Ed. O’Keefe .. | Royal Show S.C.
Young Aladdin Aged R. Kelly .. Camperdown es
Young Australia 5 years | J. A. Dalgleish Stawell rR.
Young Brigham 4 years | A. 8. Lucas Colac S.C,
Young Bringham Aged D. McGilp Minyip eR.
Young Briton Aged J. O'Keefe Murchison Show yA.
Young Briton 5 years | W. G. Ballantyne Dookie is WO,
Young Briton Pe Heinz Bros. Ballarat Show S.8.C.
Young Dandy II. 5 years | A. E. Officer Horsham S.8.C.
Young Doctor Aged W. Kennedy Nhill ie S.8.C.
Young Garfield Aged kif is Horsham Show SBC.
Young General Aged W. Marshall Lilydale WoC.
Young Haukham 3 years | Jas. Baker Shepparton.. S.8.C.
Young Hero 3 years | Alex. Scott Korumburra 5.5.C.
Young Hero Aged A. J. Phillips Mansfield WOLC.
Young Hero i Aged T. Moss St. Arnaud WLC.
Young King Charles .| 4 years | —. Culvenor Maryborough SSC.
Young Nelson 6 years | Jno. Paterson Numurkah Show WoC.
Young Robin Aged J. Taylor, jun. Dimboola Show S.8.C.
Young Sailor Aged J. F. Kirby Coleraine Show WIC.
Young Silver King 5 years | A. T. Darling Rupanyup Show W.R.

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