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Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume XXX, Issue 10093, 7 September 1895, Page 1 (Supplement)

fWO BTAND AT FRI v LEV , THE JL IMPORT£D SUFFOLK PUNCH HORSE MODEL. Terms— 6 Guineas each mare, Also.^ The Well-known Hackney Stallion RONALD. , Eteparucularsappjyto^^^^ Tom Donald, Groom in charge. 983 . TO STAND THIS SEASON AT MANGaTABATA, *W^ JET D'EAU, JJfljUJ^ CADOG AN- WATERWITCH Fsxa-fi Guineas each mare; two or more the property ot the same owner, as per agreement.' . > Jfrai MOSQUETAIRE AHD POTOAMU, NEWMINSTKR -BERYL, Will take a few approved mares. For terms, &0., apply, to L. DX PELICHET, 918 Manager. WILL STAND TEUS SEASON AT . NGATARAWA, THAT PUBB - BBED X TROTTING STALLION WILKIN. X «•— ii_ «™«i JMainboom § Berlin (imp) < Bue milß7 3 dii /shales te Polly I dam unknown WILB3N is a Brown Horse, stands 15 hands 3 inches high, with plenty of bone; splendid temper, with a sood constitution. Asa three-year old he won two races-one •was >won In 2.48 at Aahburtqn. At the Eawke's Bay March Meeting he won the Handicap. 24 miles, time 7mfn 2seo; same •meeting he won tbe Kleotrio Handicap, 1 mile, time 2min4oseo. At the Hawke's Bay June meeting he won the Electrio Handicap, 1 mile, from soratch, beating a field of 13, time ftnin 39 2-fith sec At the Canterbury spring meeting he won the Two Mile Spring a™dlcap. afeo limit, beatiofr Katie M., Maud v., Pastime, Stonewall Jackson, • Trissie, Prinoe Victor, Paulina, Spider, Stockholm, August, Monte Carlo, some ot the best handicap hones in the colonies: timeSmin 323 ec It is a well known face Wilkin was in Wellington 24 hours before the race was run, be was 224 hours on board the boat, and less tfcan one hour from the time he lelt tho boat lhe won the race at the Show Grounds, 9 unties from Lyttelton. He also started in the Electric Handicap, fiseo behind scratoh, driving tba limit horse 29sec; won by Pansy %., 2mSn »»o, giving her 28seo: He got ithrough about 19 of them, and she beat Elm ADOut iaec 'It has been one of the greatest serfonKanoes £» the Australasian colonies. Wllktn was the only stallion at the Canterbury meeting to show speed and staying power, where all the .crack stallions of New Zealand are at present. Wilkta is limited to 10 approved mares at 5 guineas eaob, to be paid on or before the Ist '.ot January, 1896. Grass free untj.l notice ol lfomoval is given. Every oare taken, bnt no responsibility, JFaHtSBT particulars apply to JAMES SEMPLE & CO., yjQ Ngatarawa, Maraekakaho. TO STAND T^Sgrf 01 * AT HOMB jNkar Kawqba), THE OttDESDALH STALLION MAHQUIS OF SALIBBDBT. Imported to HawkiJ'sßay by Mr H. D, D. M'Lean, MaTaefeakanO' •-^■ffi^'^^wP'*^'* East Taieri; siri Lord Salisbury (imp), 111 N.Z. Stud Boob dam, Jenny Ueans, by Governor; grand dan Jean, by Kettle's Wallace (imp( j great gran dam, Jess, by qhampion (imp), gg gran dam, Big Jess (imp). The Marquis of Salisbury took three Fin Prizes in Otago, Champion Prize at Hasting .and various other honors elsewhere, an stands 17 hands. Terms : £A ie single mares, two or more i mer agreement. Paddocklng free until notli .of stinting has been given, after which 2s ( vwill be charged. All lees to be paid on r moval of mares. Every oare taken, but no responsibility. For further particulars apply to W. T. LIMBRICK, Or Hi D. LIMBRICkV™' 853 Groom in Charge,