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Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume XXXIII, Issue 11045, 14 October 1898, Page 4

"ragssa i it #taM<w, TO STAND THIS BKAHON AT TH MAHANGA .A *"jpHK THOEOUGH" -^—-ijSy * BRKD STALLION 3&E& QUILT. Tho above Stallions will bo opon to tho use of Stud masters for thopreson^ season Thla Is Mahakl'o first year, and tbe pedigree given below Bhowo that ho 13 descended from the bi-pt strains of blood. Bis dam Stenpels a half-alßter of the mighty Hermit, bofng by Bnuntoror from Horroft'a dam Scolnslon. vrlorlo leaving Rnglard Bteppo produced a really good horse In Leeds, who won a great cumber of races in the Old Country, and remained on the turf for four seasons !?no produced Hußßloy to Doncaster (foaled in Now Zoalnndi, Too Boon to Anteros. Tartar to MUBkot, IVahakl to Jngomar, She, Btepniak, and Stopfeldt to J'ordenfoldt, a brilliant] line of winners over all distances. Russloy was Biiccoßßf ul both as a racehorse and a sire, jOO Soon won sovoral Important racos in NeiT South Wales, Tartar did good service on the Queensland turf, Mohakl proved himself ono of the beat handicap performers In New Zoalatd. the has given the turf world a real smasher In Mr Wilsons olt Bobadil, who Is declared byblaowmr to be the best twn-yoar-olu he ever bred. BtopnUk boat bo Hippo in the 0.J.0. Derby,- and In Merganser's Great Autumn Handicap tut on record a performance whloh no threoyeirold ever equalled In that rare. Stepfeldt, In addition to winning tbe Great Northern Derby, gained many victories in hanolcap events. Among other raceaMahakl won the Grand Stand Handicap at the Napier Pak la 1891, Flying Handicap at Poverty Bay Tr.rt Club meeting same year, November Handicap at Wellington Booing Club's Bummer Auokland Baomg Club's Handicap and Grand Stand Handicap at A.R.O. Club's snmmor meeting, Tur»nna Stakes Bandloap at Poverty Bay Turf Club's annual, Wellington Cup at Wellington Kaolng Club's Bumner meeting, Maude Memorial Brakes at Gfiborna Raolng Club's Bummer meeting, and Grand Stand Handloap and Flying Handicap at Gla borne, October Handicap at tho Hrwke'e Bay Jockey IClub'a Bpring moeting, and other events. PBDIGREB. 3 Btook " aU £&£££, 0 __ « O Nightingale ""^ w __ _ a S Bed Heart The Soldier's " R Daughter tj . — — M g MaryO'Tcole Annandalel < > Dahlia B __ , < g Irish Bird. Sir Hercules « S catohor Gulcoioll S I l™«»«- Palmyra 1 ""Hflltai __*„,_,, Terms-fllO lOs per mara. Kvery oare taken, No responsibility. Mares taken ohargo of at Poukawa railway Bid lug, For full particulars apply to W. J. DOUSLAS, Te Mahanga, J) r^TORF; ■*• BRED STALLION Quilt has bean used with great aucoeßS amon* the Te Mohanga Stud matronß, hay Ing producod Qulltiri, the winner of the Hawkes tay Guineas and numerous handicap events, and a host of winners on the Woali Uoast. Ab his Pedigree nhowe, he possesses the much Bought-for blood of Robinson Crusoe and Fisherman. PEDIBBHBi' . v Fisherman- Heron , § .| JmP Malnbraoe . g «] (MarchloneßS- Melbourne y Imp t.inlzella g 2 stockwell The Baron z 3 a Pooahoatas . 3 ?S • 2 £ 1 T „ . , Touchatone HM g Jnllet-Imp Lancashire g w Witoh I p O s _, , , Weatherblt ■g Kelpie-imp Child of tho I Mist m a Gaalight-lmp Sir Hercules ° « Faotoryulrl * a Msherman- H° r .°n S Imp Malnbrapo to Coquette— lmp Launcelot Abaft Qdilt will run with a fow mares at Si Ha eaoh, AU oaro taken, bnt no responelblllty. Mares taken charge of at Poufcawa KaUway Slduw, For full particulars apply to , n W. J. DOUGLAS, ® TeMahanga. TO BTAND T^^IHASON AT TBJAUTB)< j& f ffl'HK THOftOHGH ■fwa—ffl^i* BRKD raoi ns TußQUoisai Is a brown horse, with excellent quality and of good bone and substance. BUitan.e for Retting hlgh-olaßs H-oke and Bteeplechaiers as well as Thoroughbred FlanHaoersof the flrat order. Ho was bred by Mr Samuel Gardiner, of Bundoora Park Viotorla, and Is got by Tubal Cain fr 'tri Topaz, a, i eseendant of that great Jnllet blood whloh has given to Australia more flrst-olata racPhorsoß than any other strain in the colonies, Martlnl-Henrl, Nordonfeldb Sardonyx, First Water, Goldßborough, Kobta Hood, P.oblnßon Crusoe (sire of Trident and Nivlgnton. and a host of other good ones are all descended from this family. It will ba seen from the following tabulated pc igree that Turquoise comes from the beat strains of blood in the world :-, ™ 8 _. . Stookwell 1 •5 Btookowner— Hnnui (dam of 2 im P aaunterer); 3 I Melbourns A S Omen-Imp f tormy Petral o & v (slßtertoTaftraH hi . . ll| Wild DayreU EUenMlddleton § 3 Weatherblt g •§ Kelpie-Imp Child of tho I Mißb © . p Gaßllght— lmp Fir Heroules *jj m . Factory Girl § a .. a Fisherman-Imp g Marlbymoni? Kobo de Flor--0 enoe 1 CrysoUte-.m P ggggTSp Turquoise has proved himself to be a good lerfnrmer on the turf, having at all dlstanoes and under heavy weights carried hlB oolora to vlotory. As a three year-old ha was thought to bo almost as good as that ohamplon Wei oome Jack. 'Jhe following are some of his principal performances:- Won Stewards Handicap, 8 furlongs, at the 0.J.0. Bprlcg MeeUig, 1881, oarryFng 7st 101 b: won Tara Meeiliig, 1885, canylng Bat 101 b; won H aster Bandloap, lj mile, ana .autumn Handioap. H wonLadleß' Braoelet at a.k.O. Steopleohaso MeeHntr, 1887. oarrylng 12at ; won Consolalion, Handloap at H,B, J,O. Spring Meeting, 1887. Terma SlDgle mares, £3 Via ; twoormore B the property of the same owner, as per agreamen?. Good paddpcklng eoommodatton. All care taken, but no responsibility. For farther partloularfl apply to THOMAS M'CMHTNHY, 729 To Ante Hawke'sßar. MIO BTAKD THIS SEASON TAR4DALK f^HB THOP,OTOH. JL BRHD BTI'AJUIAOH ——3 IiBO^TIHL Stookwell The Baron g Pooahontas 1 Bellna. Orlando OBUn * The Lao-ye of 8 BllverkemWell <» „ , Humphrey £ 3 Melbourne ollnke H ", Daughter of 4 a Cervantes I S _ 1 § Danghteilol Picaroon q Bonny Bonnofr \ ' I ToxophlUte tS^SLta a a nuTToMwnf WestAußtxallaß 5 n "aißßterol Brown Bess § . Flßherman Mainbraoe fg ? Sf Tr.ii.>. Touchstone m Juliet lianoashiro Witch Leentlnl is a bright bay, standing 16 hands. and oovere plenty of ground, He has beautifully flat bone, and ponaesses a dean pair of legs, ab hlB pedigree Bhows, he oomes from the best strains of running blood, having oroises of StooKwcll. through Caterer; Mcl bourne through Tasmania Tozopbillter through Musket, ana Woodnympb, Fishery man, and TouohEtono through Bylvla, Leollnuo won over £8000 In stakes on the Bngllsh Turf, and ran seoond In the English St. Leger. Tasmania is by Melbourne, and is closely allied to Ht Simon, Galopln, Donovan La Pleohe, and many others wh tave done mighty deeds on the Turf Leontlni during his two seasosß at the Btud proved himself a sure foal-getter, and the whole of hie two-year-old where mated to blood mares give great proml-e of being able to raoe, while showing strength, blzo. and quality. Torma-a ie for B!n«]e Mares; others by irrasgemenp. Good paddooks provided free of oharge until notice of stinting, after whloh its Gd per wees will be oharged, All Keeß to be paid by the Ist January, 189 Telegrams and letters attended to wit. promptitude. All oare taken, but no responsibility 1 If or further particulars apply to ALFRED G. WOODS, Groom in-charsa. or tn RICHARD O'KOURKB. 693 Onner, Taradalo.