ttT stand this season at Messrs. ■W ihn -Sliani and Sons' stables, Avon ' B&Trton road, commencing on the Ist \s&' was bred by the Honorable Captain j fc??\css t got by Melbourne out of CinittC and Touchstone are both welltf^fofwinners of 2000 Guineas, Derby, W?-S%t for years P* 3 *" For see the Peer's cards for this season, I &tott» ese ° ol)ta i ne d at Messrs. .Stand & Royal Hotel, at the 'Standard , & j Repository, and at Messrs. & 1 ■* Wilson's office. ■ • .. J* 8 ?™ was the dam of The Marquis, who S'rSvL Thousand Guineas, 1862, and ran r tke Derby, 1862, being beaten by *&Ji2 neck, and beating all others off by Time—2 mm. 45J sees, payable on the Ist of Feb< groomage, 10s. will be made with any maY * our or more mares ' bond or as to guarantee mares r'YjL'lhePeer last year not stinted, and! jSethe property of the same owner, half pee. ' v to stand this season at the same stablee j known for the atrength and enduring of hia stock, both in the North and m rimdoawaibredby Mr. of Glendon, ,'Tw" Hewas got by Cap-a-pie, out of riiJdaty Dover; g. dam Gertrude by Triumph {imported) by the Colonel out of iKcabtvis (m Stvd Bool; Vol. 4, p. 450). Ito Ter , (imported), by Patron out of Maid of (jjt'byi /Soothsayer. Trompet (imported), own brother to Bugle, . fjjjsjaa out of a Rubens mare (see stud book, Yip. 402); ■ GloittOn has won the Ladies' Purse at Burn-im-water Races, Wellington, and other races B the North Island. guineas, payable on the let of Febru«jlß63; groomage, ss. Jfessra. Shand & Sons will supply paddock aonunodaticm for mares coming to the horses, i4ere every care will be taken, but no responsiBity. incurred, ■ E. J. WAKEFIELD. VA WOE RBI IjT WILL etand this seaeon on Wednesdays 'V. aud Saturdays, It Mr. Page's Stables, Christchurch, isi the remainder of the week at his owner's. His sire Sir Humphrey, a pure Clydesdale, Sis dani Didapba, a pure Suffolk, fere both imported to Van Diemen's Land. Is owner can guarantee him a sure foal ftter. , ... TERMS : £5 a mare, or a guarantee for £7. Groomage, ss. isdlowujce will be made to any one bringing ftrw mares. M piddocks provided for mares coming to una horse, at 2s. per week. attention paid to the mares, but no responsibility incurred. , A..R. Creyke. TOSTANp THIS SEASON. The heavy draft Stallion "TOM JONES." pHE above promising Colt is a bright , bay. with black points, and was got Jtta imported English horse " Invin- % out 4f a thoroughly staunch and and handsome, mare imHobart Town to Auckland. jS$? was refused for /' Invincible " at iscklsiid'ih iB6O. ; J|MJ serve a .limited number of *« at £5 per mare, and ss. the groom, Pfe.Qß.the'lst February, 18637 accommodation can be reasonable figure, but no respdnincurred—Apply to, j. w _ H. P. SMITH, , i 2" rhouse ' B Paddocks, Merevale; Sept. , 1862. J 0 STAND THIS SEASON . At the Royal Hotel Stables, H Favorite Ca »"t Stallion CRIFFEL. tontoL. is a bright bay with black ■» of remarkably, docile temper, and *** f oal getter. V mare ; ss. groom age; Jpaid on or before Ist January, 1863. found at 5s per week for mares ti^ re taken bufc no responsibility EDWIN CUFF.
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Press, Volume III, Issue 74, 11 October 1862, Page 11
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