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SENSATION, BY HOTCHKISS, SON OF MUSKET, FROM PETHOLEUSE. *RGM ©UIDA BY YATTENDON FRQM GULNARB. (For extended pedigree see Stud Book). TO STAND THE SEASON A* TOTARA FLAT, GREYMOUTH, AND ARAHURA. ',;...SENSATION'S stock have already demonstrated their ability to gallop aid with only five of his stock racing, ne is well up in the list oi winning ■fcjsjl fear th« past racing season. Divorce, Long Tom, Daunton and Astonishment have won in first-class company, and Uproar was second to Divorce, and wbSo *t Terenikau Dannton and Astonishment finished first and second in a big fUid. A colt foal of SENSATION'S won the following prizes :—First at jemling in thoroushbred class, was also shown in the coaching clasa, was placed first beating fourteen trotting yearlings, and as a two-year-old took No stock of SENSATION'S have yet been beaten in the show ring in Marlborouah. - Good paddocks, all eare, no responsibility. For term* apply— DAVID JONES, V Box I P. 0.. Greymouth. Woodland whispers. BALMY BREEZE WILD WOOD (Imp.) 'v ; REDWIND AMLET GOOD SUFTBaisy Oliver-Con- Carrie Nonnan-Red Alameda-Fallis Miss Gift-Election tractor. Wilkes. eer (125) WOODLAND WHISPERS *.£ «" Hhads«m«st Stallions in the Dominion, his breeding is of the best, being by Wild wood who produced Ribbonwood (2.Q, for many years the holder of the •■•mile record for Australasia), Wildwood Jr.,'(4.33), and many other fast h*rws. Ribbonwood produced King Cole 2.8 3-5 and 4.31. Bippy ; / fireeae is descended from the mighty George Wilkes, and the •onbiaiation ofWood in Woodland Whispers is such as must produce earlj and Speed..••Ai' a racehorse Woodland Whispers has proved 1 himself one of tlhe'-bestfas a two-year-old he won the Greymouth Trotting Club's Juvenile Stakes, and he holds the 1£ mile Greymouth track record for trotters, viz., J;44i,Jnade on a holding track. C . WOODLAND WHISPERS' stock is just about to race and they are very promising, a very high price being paid quite recently for one of his get. % '>/:?WOODIJAND WHISPERS t ™ u Gt £' d Vallay daring the present season. Terms: £4 4s; payable Ist January, IfIKL Groomage fee 5s at firs-b serrioe. For further particulars apply to r ..-.• F. W. GILBERT. V <- .'■'(V.'-,..' Greymouth.