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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume IX, Issue 1812, 22 December 1887, Page 4

TO TBAOTL,^HXSdSBASON, iBS^D CASTOFF. CastofE is a black, got bj Castaway, his dam Mavis by Diomedeß (imp.), out of Victoria (^.Z.8.8., toL iii , p. 34), by Operator, her dam Lady Matilda, by Bay Camerton, out of Miss Nettleton, an English thoroughbred mare imported to Australia from India. Castaway (N.Z.5.8., vol. ▼„ p. 51) by Traducer, out of Mermaid, was ■ great performer on the turf himself, and was full brother to those celebrated racehorses Malice, Lurline, Le Loup, and Lure. Castoff's stock are admitted to be the beet hacks in the district, while his sons, Kuapehu and Tongarfro, hare been very successful OK the turf. Tongariro won the Wangahui Derby, beating forester and British Lion. Terms : — Single mare, £3 3s ; two or more mares the property of same owner, £2 10s. JAMES CfiOCKER, Waihi. TO STAND TfflS SEASON AT OWNEB'S PABM, PlffpLA. 4^gflttfeHlllc» by Victor (now champ'on horse in Canterbury), dam Toung Pride. Terms :— £2 2s. Paddocking free for six weekß, after which Is 6d .per week will be charged. Every car© taken, but no responsibility. All fees to be paid on removal of mares. » For farther particulars apply to S. FOBSYTH. ■pRELIMINABY NOTICE. - ifffgfr The cl y de8dlll « rzF»M DIRECTOR Will travel this season between Manaia and Hawera. Terms— £3 10b. Pedigree in future issue. JNO. D. MITCHELL. 110 STAND THIS SEASON AT _ OWNER'S FABM, OKAIAWA Clydesdale horse JJQeJu^ WELLINGTON by Old Wellington, dam a Duke of Argyle mare. Terms exceptionally low to meet the times. Every care taken, but no responsibility. " For further particulars, apply to C. NEWSHAM, Okaiawa. ■jTtanaia" stud hobses. mEZ?a§Tje Horses will stand r^iljpjfj this Beason around Hawera andManaia, at fees to suit the times : — VOLUNTEEB, by Totara, dam Skybird (imp.} ; the best bred hone OR- the. COast. S>»g]e marea t £$ ; two or more, £2 10s each. Groomage, 2s 6d. The Clydesdale Entire PRESIDENT will run with mares in a paddock. All mares £2 10s each. The stock of this horse is so well known that farther comment is needless, except than that a gelding got by President bas taken First Prize at Patea A. and P. Association Show for three years consecutively. B. E. McRAE. TO TRAVEL THIS SEASON BETWEEN' MANAIA AND BAHOTU. r^jn jdfflMt ■ The Thoroughbred S^|3SBL COCKSURE. COCKSTJBE, aged, is a dark bay horse, with good flat bone and immense muscular power. He was bred by Mr. H. Bedwood, and is by Towton (imp.), out of Certainty (dam of Dead Shot), by II Barbiere, Chance by Sir Hercules, Finesse. Vide Stud Book. Cocksuee's half brother, Dead Shot, was one of the most successful sires on this coast, being sire of Mata, Pinfire, Chokebore, Shotover, Larry, and several others. Towton, full brother to the Peer and Marchioness (winner of the Oaks), was a most successful aire, leaving such performers as Tambourini, Lara, Korari, Puriri, Songster, Skylark, and Wai-i-ti (dam of Fusilade), Marchioness is grand dam of Spade Guinea. Cocksure 'b stock bear a very good name in the Wanganui District. For full particulars and terms, apply to B. MITNBO, Pihama. mo STAND THIS SEASON. Otdi^^Ofr The Champion CLYDE, at £2 per mare. Also to run with mares, The Thoroughbred horse REDEEMER, at £1 10s. Grass free for one month, after which a charge of 2s pe* week. All care, but no responsibility. WILSON BBOS. "V" fT^HE thoroughJl^ -L bred horse • fjHPfejTDON JUAN rV|»^^- yl (see tabulated i Stud Book) will run with his marea this season at Mawhifciwhiti. Every care taken, but no responsibility. Terms— £2 10s ; two or more, £2 each. Grass free for four weeks, after which 2s per week. JOHN HESLOP.