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Gisborne Times, Volume XLIX, Issue 4965, 4 September 1918, Page 8

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SPECIAL ADVEHTTSEMENT3. JS& THE IMPORTED ARAB STALLION MAESTOSO | Will be at tile service of the Public. ] Fee, £5 ss. \ This Horse was imported from the < Emperor of Austria’s stud by Mr.. Edward Murphy at great expense. Good paddocking, 2s. All fees} must be paid prior to removal of « mares. J. P. GORDON, Railway Stables, Gisborne. 1 TO STAND THIS SEASON AT TE HAPARA, THE BEAUTIFULLY-PROPOR-TIONED BROWN STALLION NIGHTWATCH (2) GLEN OWLET—TREADMILL (2). NT IGHTWATCH is a beautifully proportioned brown Stallion, standing 16 hands high- As a racehorse he earned distinction by winning the Dunedin Champagne Stakes, Canterbury J.O. Champagne Stakes, and Craven Plate, beating in Ins races under weight-for-ag© conditions such performers as Warstep, Rinaldo, Reputation, Cherubini, etc. He was fully expected to play a leading part in thq three-year-old ‘'Classics, but an injury to his foot from which he never fully recovered robbed him of the chance of earning further honors at the time. Treadmill, sir© of Niglitwatch. was a racehorse of the first water, and as a two-year-old started seven times, winning the Pioneer Handicap, Wellesley Stakes, C.J.C. Champagne Stakes, C.J.C. Challenge Stakes, and North Island Challenge Stakes; while at three years he accounted for the Wanganui Guineas, Canterbury Cup, North Island Challenge Stakes, etc. Glenowlet, dam of Niglitwatch, was an exceptionally brilliant mare, and won numerous races, including the Pioneer Handicap, Juvenile Plate, D.J.C. Champagne Stakes, City Stakes (carrying 9.13), Fitzherbert Handicap, Wellington Railway Handicap, etc. She is full-sister to those sterling performers Madam Madcap, -Masterpiece, Glencullocb, and Kirreniuir, who have a very large number of the principal “Classic” races of the Dominion and some of the most important handicaps to their credit. Niglitwatch belongs to the No, 2 family, which is so well represented in Australia and in England by the mighty Carbine, and in New Zealand by the peerless Desert Gold. This horse also possesses an abundance of the most valuable blood to be found in any pedigree (No, 3), representing a sire and running strain which is judiciously blended on both sides of his pedigree. . Breeders are invited to study this pedigree, for in it they will find that the horses in the near removes are of very high quality, and are noted for their consistency in begetting winners and stud successes. Being a young liors© of sound constitution and bred on such approved i lines, there is every reason to believe him cajiable of transmitting to his offspring tlifi. speed, stamina, and courage which he and liis relatives undoubtedly possessed. Foes reasonable. For particulars apply to— W. OLIVE, TE HAPARA.