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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume V, Issue 980, 16 December 1884, Page 4

Stud" Horses. TO BUN WITH HIS MABES AT, SECEDES' PABM, r , ~ iJm} -■- • Dre^ entire £t FATHOM, Bred by Oweni and, Lethbridge, in^ 1878, got. byhPay Dawn,', .his dant* Maid of the Mistf, by Antidote'; Barbary., by :Simoon, daughter of by .. Buzzard ; Donna Maria, by. Partisan :' Donna Clara, by Cesario ; Nimble, by Flprizel ; Bantipole, by Blank, Day Dawn, got by Bavensworth — Sky. bird," ty Teddington. See "Stud 800k 1 * for full particulars. " is the only thoroughbred representation of that sterling good' sire Day Dawn, and as he is from Maid of. -the Misl, the dam of Foam and Fame, two Wanganui Derbywinners, he should, from his breeding, be able to get something that can galop, and from bis make must get good nacks and cToss-ftountry hoTses. Terms, £3 each mare. Paaooeks free for one month, after which 2s a week will be charged until removed. All care taken, but no responsibility. For further particnlars apply to NOLAN, TONKS & CO. WILL BUN WITH HIS MABES, AT HASTINGS GEOVE VABM. THE THOEOUGHBEED ENTIRE ! BON JUAN. ! By Diomedes (a) ; dam Sweep (b), j by Sir Hercules (b) ; g.d. Besom (b), '< by Whisker (a) ; g.g.d. Cornelia (a), by Grasshopper ; Diomedes by Hes- > perus ; dam Diomedia (sister to Weather-gage) by Weather-bit ; Hesperus by Bay Middleton; dam Plenary (sister to Plenipotentiary) hy Emilius, he. See tabulated pedigree N.Z. Stud, Book. Don Svxs is a dark brown horse, without white, with black points, standing 15 hands 2 inches high, of great power and'"quality,- with;good constitution, splendid legs and 'feet, and is well .adapted for getting weightcarriers and steeplechasers ; and the fast and stout Sir Hercules blood, combined with the famous Bay Middleton, Plenipotentiary, Emiliuß, and Weatherbit strains, should ensure his getting racehorses of a very high class. Don Juan inherits to a large degree blood which has been winning in the principal events in tlie old country for years past up to the present season. He ia the sire of Miss Juan, The Druid, &c. Terms : — Single mares, £3 ; two, £5 j three, £7. Hind shoes of mares must be removed. Four weeks grass free, after which 2s. per week. Apply to JOHN HESLOP ; or, NQL&.N, TONKS & CO., Hawera. TO KUN WITH HIS MARES, at Winks' Farm, The Hackney Entire, GOLDEN GRAPE. By Golden Grape; dam, a Grand Turk marc. As a sire of weightcarrying backs, Toadsters, hunters, carriage and coach horses, no sire on this coast has his equal. Terras :— For one mare, £2 10s •, two or more, as per agreement. G-razing free till Ist Januayr, 1885. Every care taken, but no responsibility. For further particulars apply to JOHN WINKS; Or NOLAN, TONES, & CO, vgajfc npo stand this ffgJg^OTj^ J_ SEASON. The New South Wales Thoroughbred Sire PATRIARCH will stand this season at the Farm, Buenos Ayrea, near Waitotara. For the convenience ol ewnerß of mares, a paddock will be provided free, at Frank Bailey's, Hawera, from whence mares will be forwarded. Further particulars from the groom in charge of Young Scotchman, or the proprietor a. Terms — £5 5s per mare. Also, The imported Clydesdale Stallion, YOUNG SCOTCHMAN, Will travel this season between Watehley and Manaia. Terms — Single Mares, £3. Groom's fee, 2s <?d. All accounts must t>e Bottled by cash during the first week in January, 1885, and, in case of guarantees, half the amount must be paid. These terms will be strictly enforced. Further particulars from the groom in charge, or HEAKN AND KENNEDY, Waverley. TO RUN THIS SEASON in a hundred-acre paddock at Pihama, the upstanding thoroughbred horse MONARCH. A reference to the New Zealand Stud Book will show that this horse possesses a rare combination of stout and fashionable blood, claiming as he does the great Touchstone horse Bavensworth, as his sire, and the Sir Hercules mare Plover, as his dam. As a sire of useful animals for hackneys, roadsters, hunters, steeplechasers, carriage, and coach horses, no thoroughbred on this coast is Monarch's equal, dealers preferring his stock for export to northern and southern 'markets, where they have commanded' top-prices,. Mount, Hazel, Bavenswood, Home Rule, and' no^end qf^jhunters and clever fencers/claim Monarch as their sire. ~" "f" f . ' . j; rMONiASCH.' «• y Terms — JSB per single'mare ; two^ormore, as per agreement, -' Grazing, .per week for all or, any part o|7 the season. All care taken but no^gesnolsibiliti2asi£i -' -\ Arrangements can be made with -•>«.- •■ E. GOOD, ..