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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume I, Issue 282, 17 November 1911, Page 2

i KIA <l.l B. -FIIIXG MEEUXG. -2!!11> ami ■ Mrii NO\ EMBER, ltd I. O'A XLII- . i I HAIN EH- .. . mini L-d thn A( ( EPI AXCEs Al.I. EVENTS, imludirg Trial Plati.m! Maid --si Senrrv. (LOSE on F 1 ?I - DAY. ('!-■ !7ih N.'i. vd..---, ltd 1. Ei M!>. (.O'fDBEHERE. S.-en-tar-.

TO STAND THIS SEASON AT STORTFORD LODGE. HASTINGS. Mr. E. IL GOOD S THOROI GHBRED MANIAPOTO Soult 11. -Lady Fisher. MANIAPOTO, who this season makes his debut at the stud, is the son of Soult, and was not raced until ■he was a 4-year-old. when, in addi-

tion to iiunii'r.iH other aiiis. he wound up the sea —n by miming the Hauke's Bay Cup. carry iiig “st ’Jifi Maniapoto was then sent acniss to Australia, and non the Metropolitan Handicap, carrying Sst in tim record tints of 2min 321 * me. So brilliant was this performance . that he wr.s never afterwards given a chance by the handicappers. His last outing was 'n the City Handicap at the| A..LU. Spiing M-eting. in which, mtli :»-t s!b, In- (an s-i ond to Proceed, 7-: ■ !)lb. La t sea-on. in New Zealand, Maniap'to non the St. Andren .s Handicap at the Feilding J.C. Spring! Meeting, and the following month ran! second, wilh !'.-t 7ib, 1J mile in 2miu 7 l-oscc in the President’s Handicap at the Manawatu R.C. Summer Meet-i ing to The Lark. Xst < lb. ; Maniaj.oto ha- a strong recommendation a- a si-e from the fact that lie combines the double strain of Fisherman blood ami the best of all crosses, that of St. Simon and Musket. A goo.l pi'rforrr.er on the turf, and with every thing to recommend him as regardbrei’ding, ther-’ i- not much doubt but that Maniapoto’s services mil be in great demand. TERMS - 10 GTINEAS. Full particulars and pedigree cards i can lie had from the groom in charge. I All care taken, but no responsibility | Grazing 2.G per week. | G. POWELL, Stortford Lodge, Hastings. TO STAND THIS SEASON AT MAHAEKAKAHO. ROBERTWILKIN

By Wilkin, dam Mistletoe. Wilkin bv Berlin, dam Polly. Mistletoe by ' Hambletiuirou, dam Blue Grass Belie. TERMS - Cl I - EACH MARE. Grin image 5,'-. ALo, that CLYDE-DALE ST ALLION. CLYDEBANK J 1 ” By Clydebank, dam by Briti-lj Lion. TERMS - - C 3 P’ - EACH MARE ; Grooinage Marcs missing from either horses will be .-..-rvi-d the following season free Every cate taken, but no respoiisibii-. ■ ity. ’ | Motiev payable on or before Ist l‘ebi ruary, !!»}*_’. For further particulars, apply JAMES SEMPLE, Mai aekakalio. * Or Groom in < li:irge. *T<> STAND THIS SEASON AT (.05 ALEXANDRA STREET, HASTINGS. PRANLEY THE GREAT PRANLIA THI. GRE\ r i- by Lmd ( ranby IL, dam Lady of Buckshiro by Kimberly. l-y Black Leg, Lor i : Cranby IL. sire Lord Cranby by Laird .of Kilbride, sire I’mi'v '>( Kiihride.

rlnrri Miss Palmer by Lord Salisbury. Lord Cranby, dam Diamond by Keluin ,by Prince iloyal. 'lbis horse is bom a great family, and should Ret stock fit for any market. fie is as well bred as any horse in the Dominion. PRANLEY TUP GREAT is alow-set ! Draught. Dark Bay. 5 years old, with ; splendid hone and "nod temper. j TERMS: £3 PER MMILE MARE. ; Two or t< L2 ]() . per mare. All care, no responsibility. For furi tlier particulars apply - .1. C KELLY. Owner. €<;'• Alexandra Street, Hastings. TO SIAM) 'i’ll IS SID SON AT LONG-! ! LAND.s. | 1 THE THOR! )t’G HBRED STALLION, | MAORI KING I (Merriw Indian <)neen.) i M \ORI KIXG is OV. n brother to slid.; great periormr-rs as King Billy and i Abo. igme. The three brothers won in | stakes Further comment is! nut* < . i :is this line young sire is I i, ,->l ... . : . and is the only son of the. t M'l.i.'ee at the stud in tin.' Dominion. I TERMS - 10 GIi.NEAS ! Single Mare. Twoor mote by agreement.' Al! care taken, but no responsibility, i Apply to T. 1 . QITM.IVAN. Sl’ortlands, Hastings. ' Or Groom in charge. ; E. J. WATT, Owner, j TO STAND THIS SEASON AT 1 WEST CLIVE, ! And to travel the Surrounding District, The Purebred ’ Stallion, i- DOMINION Clydesdale • '"‘CgC- (6 years old) i By Field Mar-Lal, dam Darling; i . Field Marshal by Marshal Keith, I Darling by Knockdon. TERMS: £:; 'I i >■or half guarantee £4'4'-; £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 j from a distance. Further particulars on applv.ng : - JOHN MILLER, Owner, Clive. TO STAND THIS SEASON. THE Pl RE-BRED TROTTER, GOLD BELL i By Capitalist -Merry Bell). 12 Approved Mares at £5 5Gua ran teed. ; T. ROE. Mataekakai-.0.