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Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume XXXI, Issue 10478, 7 December 1896, Page 4

%JL FLAXBOURNE, W^H TO STAND THIS SEASON «giimf&!z ATHABTINGS. L| AcooJOlnba; ggg^aJT" I|| Marohlonesa ffift 118 I |p rraduoer ggjg t g Waterwltoh g^ l .' jLoftew a kweU __ Raveiißworth Fair Jean gwalmea g^ r Farther partloulara to be Been In Stud Book. FLAXBOURNE Is a brown horse, Btanda 16 handa high, and la a sure foal- 1 getter, TERMB-60S per mare, payable on let JanuGoodp'addpokß provided for mares 2a 6d per week will be ohargod. Every care will be taken, but no responsibility accepted. For further particulars apply to J b M'ILROY, Owner, „„ Or HORAOB REEVES, o« Groom. LORD" OF THE iISLES T>BOWtT Horse, bj -^.^jcrayp I J Yattendon, dam i«B^ Nathalie (imp), by Warlook (■/wJfiHSvffiiy (Imp), dam Rose do FlorT JPlr^B!<ni\ ence (imp) (own sister to ? \___ j'r\\ Peter Wiifeins). by the Fly<SsSS^i«3>!S lng Dutchman, dam Board--?«to3fej*«v-tt... |ng Bchool jj^ by plenl . potentlary, dam Marpessa : Yattendon by Sir Heronles, by Imp Cap a-pie, dam mp Paraguay, &o, Sir Hercules, re of Yattendon, The Ban (Sydney Cup twice), Yattendon, Biro of Grand Flaneur, Chester, Dagworth, My Idea (dam of Nelson), Yatterina, &o. Gland Flaneur, dam of Bravo (Melbourne Cup) and ruanjr winners (V.R.O, and A.J.O. Derbies, Melbourne Cup, and Champion), Chester, sire of Abercorn, Carlyon, Cranbrook, Dreadnought, Titan, &o. (winner Melbourne Cup and Dorby). Nathalie (winner Australian Cup), dam of Ferryman, Macibyrnong, Fonella (dam of Mute), and King of the Ring (sire of Fiißt) King, &o.)i Warlook (winner St. Leger, Great Handicap, Great Yorkshire Handicap), and Blrdcatoher, && LORD OF THE ISLBS will, stand at the. Plumpton Park Hotel, Meanee. Terms— Thoroughbred mares 7 Guineas, Hacks and Half -breds 61 in, Payable Ist January, 1897, Good paddooks. Every oare but no responsibility. After notice of stinting ia given Ss 6 per week will be ohargod, For further partloulara apply GROOMIN-CHARGE. Or to P. F. HERBERT, 84 Owner, Plumpton Park Hotel, Meaneei /K TO STAND THIS 'Sfl^wv SEAhOU, jOLleontini. WOODNYMPH LEOLINUS Sylvia Musket Tasmania Caterer ""5 5 o H ET g 6b m~ ELinfl'P pi? ®S 2.5 w2 wt? Isl I i I ISg 8 S & P rt O i-k Bay horse. Byre, 16 handa, by imp. Leollnua his dam Woodnymph, full slßter to Martini Henry by imp. Musket (sire of Carbine and Nordenfeldt) out of Sylvia by Imp. Fisher man, out of Juliet, &o. Loolinus, bred in England, won over £5000 In Btakes ; second In Leger, by Caterer, out of Tasmania, by Melbourne, a descendant of the great Blaoklock, from whose loins Bprung St. Ulmon, Golopln, Donovan. La Fleohe. &o. St. Simon's Blook won since 1889 £216,172 in Btakes; Golopln's stook won since 1889 £93,0! in Btakes ; Donovan won at two years 6,487 three years £38.665— £55.163. La Fleohe was sold aa a yearling for 6500 guineas, and ia the best mare in Kngland. Leontinl la a bright bay, with beautiful flat bone and should get good stook of all description. Fee— £l is for Blnglo mares ; others by arrangement. Good paddockß provided free of charge until notice of Btinting, after whioh 2a 6d will bo charged. All Mares to ne paid for on or before the Ist of January, 1897. All care taken but no responsibility. For further partioulars apply at Taradale, where he will stand, to ALFhED WOODS. Groom in Charge ; or to RICHARD CROURKK, Owner, Taradale. TO STAND THE SEASON AT ' HASTINGS, £Sv_ rgiHE THOROUGH V :; 2?^)l •*• BRED STALLION JBBI WAPITI, Wapiti ißono of the most evenly balanced and taking thoroughbreds to be found in the colony, wEIIh his pedigree la an exceptionally good one, fairly bristling with the names of the most successful slros and racehorses for the last half-oentury. By Nelson's sire, King Cole, from Maxim's dam Realisation, he combines two successful lines of blood, and he has produced several fairt and good performers. Mated with few stud-book mares, he has produced two clinking good ones in the full brother and Bißter, Pom Pom and Caribou, both from tho St. Loger mare Legera. His stock from halt-ored and hacknoy mnres show plenty of size, subetanoe, and quality oomblned. Pom Pom bb a two-year-old was the best colt of hla year, for besides winning a number of important races, he ran second to Fhlleon In the Canterbury [ Welcome Stakes, running the i furlongs in 48aeo, with Derby weights up. Laat season Pom Pom won several good raoea, and waa placed in others. Caribou as a two-yaar-old annexed the two-year-old blue riband, the Canterbury Welcome Htakes, but a severe attaok of influenza prevented her further distinguishing herself. First Result and Aquafortis (who won at Marton the other day) are two good ones by Wapiti from second-class mares, Wapiti himself was a really brilliant performer when well, winning over all dls tances, and defeating at different times the pick of the handicap horses of the colony, including Buch celebrities as Nelson, Rubina, Spade Guinea, Captain Webster. Mitrailleuse, and a host ot others. The deoda of his half brother, Maxim, and ot ajaxam'a progeny both in this colony and Amenjca, are too well known to need repetition, hut they prove that Realisation's sons have, in a marked degree, the power to transmit their excellence to their stock. The following is Wapiti's tabulated pedigree:— I 6 Economist £ Daughter of Sv. Harkaway Naboeklish— a Miss Tooloy g Q Pooahontaa Glencoe o — — Marpessa 5 |voltiKue< »^_ ~, Mrs Kldgway Birdcatoner S § Nan DarreU 5j ~S „ . . Touchstone «l I Newmlnßter Beeawlng 2 § Vesta StockweU S P Garland 3 "" S Bay Middleton ■5 _ S Flying Barbe le g B-g Dutohman aS «,_-,_ Liverpool |O Espolr Bsperance Wapiti la now on view at Tatteraallai Hastings. A&& P 0 a r tUonlarfl BPPI7 * AMX ' B. M'OAUL, I Owner. I ( TO STAND THIS SEASON, rf^,^ 'jJIHE TFTOE *UGF- j ¥§£&& •*■ BRED PONY STALLION t -J3L SAILOR, ' By Moorthorpe (Imp) dam Maid of the Desert, }j Bagdad (imp.), a pure Arab, owned by the Son. James White. »"° For all partioulars apply to B. MO4.UL, Owner. Or ADAM MUNDBLL. Hastlngß, ; VherethePonytoonVlow!? rOOmin ' C:^ : 83 jj (^ WILL STAND THIS F SEASON AT 8 WTWI NGATARAWA, a ■ llMjiWlll ■ THAT PUEE-BEED TEOTTING BTALLION J WILKIN. g ermß, i guineas eaoh, to be paid on or DOforo M the Ist January, 1897> pi THE CLYDESDALE B'IAIJJON U BERLIN, SS T Berlin ongress, dam Lady Burdette, by TYoung Banker. 3ims, 3 guineas each, to be paid on or before Bt] Ist January, 1867. &» Further partionlara apply to ' JAMES SEMPLE & CO,, le' Ngatarawa, Maraekakaho wl ■ ate fero GOLD REEF «* JljfcjillL (IMPORTED) MILL Stand at Falmerston North 132 F T thia Beaaon. For full partdoulaw see lofcland " Sporting Review, lf or apply to — Jat for 1888 now full. J. O. HAYWARD Palmerßton;Nort STRATHMORE RIVATE YOB DISEASES OF WOMEN 31 NOW IOPEN FOB ADMISSION T & PATIENTS. or parHoulara apply to HH MBDICAL BUPERINTBNDEN TRATHMORB HOSPITAL CHRISTOHUROH. -. — mo MR W. 1, 3ABEN "ETEEINABY BUHGEON M nbor of! the Royid OoUegs oi Veterinary J Qto Surgeons, London t -' m E4BAMUROAD, HABTINGS [ Wear OKltoa Hoto nt\