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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume I, Issue 257, 17 October 1911, Page 2

TO STAND THIS SEASON AT STORTFORD LODGE, HASTINGS. Mr. E. H. GOOD'S THOROUGHBRED MANIAPOTO Soult ll.—Lady Fisher. I MANIAPOTO. who this season i makes his dehut at the stud, is the i son of Soult. and was not raced until |he was a 4-year-old, when, in addii tion to numerous other wins, he wound i up the season by winning the Hauke’s i Bay Cup, carrying Sst 2ll> Maniapoto was then sent across to Australia, and i won the Metropolitan Handicap, carryi ing Sst in the record time of 2min 32J I see. So brilliant was this performance i that he was never aiterwards given a i chance by the handicappers. His last ' outing was in the City Handicap at the i A.J.C. Spring Meeting, in which, with list 51b, he ran second to Proceed, <st Sib. Last season, in New Zealand, i Maniapoto won the St. Andrew's Han- > dienji at the Feilding J.C. Spring i Meeting, and the following month ran ‘ second, with 9st 7lb, I f mile in 2rnin 7 l-ssec in the President's Handicap i at the Manawatu R.C. Summer Meeti ing to The Lark. Sst 71b. i Maniapoto has a strong recommendal tion as a sire from the fact that he ' combines the double strain of FisherI man blood and the best of all crosses, I that of St. Simon and Musket. A good i performer on the turf, and with everyi thing to recommend him as regards (breeding, there is not much doubt but i that Mnniapoto’s services will be in i great demand. TERMS - 10 GUINEAS. ' Full particulars and pedigree cards i can be had from the groom in charge. All care taken, but no responsibility Grazing 2 6 per week. G. POWELL, Stortford Lodge, Hastings. ! TO STAND THIS SEASON AT I MARAEKAKAHO. ROBERT WILKIN i > Bv Wilkin, dam Mistletoe. Wilkin | 'bv Berlin, dam Polly. Mistletoe by! I Ilamldctourou, dam Blue Grass Belle, i TERMS - £1 1 - EACH MARE. | i Groomage 5. -. I , Also, that CLYDESDALE STALLION, ( CI/YDEBANK J lX£t ! By Clydebank, dam by British Lion. (TERMS - - £3 10 - EACH MARE. ' Groomage 5/-. I Marcs missing from either horse? ! wiii be served the following season free. Every care taken, but no responsibili ity. I Money payable ou or before Ist rebi ruary. 1912. I For further particulars, apply j JAMES SEMPLE, Maraekakaho. ! Or Groom in charge. T<) STAND THIS SEASON AT 605 ALEXANDRA STREET. HASTINGS. PRANLEY THE GREAT ! PRANLEY THE GREAT is by Lord i Cranhv IL. dam Lady of Buckshire by ' Kimberly. by Black Leg, Lord 1 Cranbv IL. sire Lord Cranby by Laird !of Kilbride, sire Prince of Kilbride, dam Mi.-s Palmer by Lord Salisbury. Lord Cranbv. dam Diamond by Keliiin bv Prince Royal. This horse is from! i a great family, and should get stock | i lit for any market. He is as well l I bred as any horse in the Dominion. j I PRANLEY THE GREAT is a low-set I ! Draught. Dark Bay. 5 years old, with i splendid bone and good temper. ! TERMS: £3 PER SINGLE MARE. | Two or more, £2 10 - per mare. j AH care, no responsibility. lor lur-j i ther particulars apply— | i J. C. KELLY. Owner. | • 605 Alexandra Street. Hastings.

TO STAND THIS SEASON AT LONGLANDS. THE THOROUGHBRED STALLION, .MAORI KING 57™ (Merriwee —I ndian Queen.) MAORI KING is own brother to such great pc: formers as King Billy and Aborigine. The three brothers won in stakes LTLIPO. Further comment is unnecessary, as this line young sire is well known, and is the only son of the great Merriwee at the stud in the Dominion. TERMS - 10 GUINEAS Single Mare. Two or more by agreement. Al! care taken, but no responsibility. Apply to T. F. QUINLIVAN. Shortlands, Hastings. Or Groom in charge. E. J. WATT, Owner. TO STAND THIS SEASON AT HASTINGS AND HAVELOCK. And travel I’apakura A Petane districts. The M’ell-kuown Chdesdale Stallion, GENERAL FRENCH Bv Glengyle (373), Glengyle, by Prince of the Isles (imp.): dam Helen McGregor (401), etc., etc. FEE - £4. GROOM S FEE 5/JOHN BEAGLEY, Owner. Apply Arch. McCormick, jun., Groom in charge, Havelock North. TO STAND THIS SEASON AT WEST CLIVE, And to travel the Surrounding District, The Purebred 'r 5 > Stallion, °°“2e N ( 6 > ears °ld) By Field Marshal, dam I tarling ; Field Marshal by Marshal Keith, Darling by Knockdon. TERMS: £3 10-. or half guarantee £l4'-; £2 2- on or before January 4th, 1912, balance when proved in foal. Full guarantee £5, 5,'Mares sold or exchanged to be paid for as stinted. Paddocks provided for mares from a distance. Further particulars on applying: JOHN MILLER, Owner, Clive. - - * TO STAND THIS SEASON. THE PURE-BRED TROTTER, GOLD BELL (By Capitalist—Merry Bell). 12 Approved Mares at £s's.'Guaranteed. T. ROE, MaraekakaEo.