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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XVII, Issue 2952, 16 October 1891, Page 4

TO TiIAVEL THIS SEASON, between ELTHAM AND PATEA, 4fßt \ The Thoroughf^^^K REDWOOD. Eedwood by Natator from Eosalind, by Albany (imp.), out of Eed Bose, who is by Traducer — Miss Eose, I by Camden out of Toung Bosebud, by f?ir Hercules out of Eosebud, by II Barbiere. Natator, who was placed first at the parade of thoroughbred entires at Wanganm this year, is by Traducer (imp.), out of Waterwitch, and was a first-class performer in his day, Further particulars see N.Z. Stud Book. Eedwood's performances are as follows :— Aa a 2-year-old, at Hawkes Bay Autumn Meeting he ran third in the Nursery Plate, won by Adulation Eedwood was left at the post, and was not persevered with ; on the 2nd day he easily won tbe Juvenile Handicap of six furlongs, in lm I9secs, beating Fair Ellen and Adulation. At Canterbury Autumn Meeting, ran third to Carbine in the Champagne Stakes of 0 furlongs, being beaten by half-length in lm 15|b. The colt was anything but fit, not having had any work between the two meetings. On the second day he was beaten in a sfurlong race by Wolverine, to whom, however, he was conceding 191b, the time being lm 2^6. As a 3-year-old he won the Mahikipawa Cup and several other races. Black Rose, who is half-brother to Kedwood, and is standing at the fee ot six guineas, is considered by " Sir Launcelot " to be on© of the best colts that ever won the "blue ribband" of Canterbury. Eedwood will travel to Eltham on Mondays ; Patea on Thuradavs. The remainder of the week will be at the Empire Stables. D. BAREY, Empire Stables ; or to Man in charge. npo STAND THI3 SEASON IN JL the Patea District, iS^-L—iw itfflCfl The Thoroughbred !SbOSS VOLUNTEER. Volunteer by Totara (b), dam Skybird (a), standing 16 hands, is a beautiful bay with black points, good flat bone, legs as sound as the day he was foaled, and the best constitutioned horse on the West Coast. His stoc\ have all turned out first-class animals, proving themselves able to carry a heavy weight across country. For terms apply to A. Bbethebton, Kakaramea. rjPO Run with Mares this Season 1 at Biverbank Farm. 4& The Hackney and J^^flg^ Carriage Entire Horse For terms and particulars apply to .J. FOEBBS, Normanby. mOBKEE D E R 8. f^^jgi^. The Thoroughbred VANGUARD, — En Avant (imp.), winner of the New Zealand, Dunedin, and Geraldine Cups and many important weight for age races, will be at the service of breeders throughout the district. Also, the Clydesdale Sire BLUE IIIJBBON — Young Banker (1), Nannie Macdonald (448), winner of eight first prizes, viz, at Christchurch, Eangiora, Timaru, Oatnaru, and Duneclin. For pedigrees, see cards ; for further particulars, apply to JAMES SPENCE, Hawera. rpo TEAVEL THIS SEASON IN -*- Hawera and Surrounding District (ffij^jKnaav^ The well-known r^KJ|| Clydesdale Horse TCIHt CHIEFTAIN. Chieftain 18 a very datk chestnut horse standing 16 hands 1J in high, and is a fine specimen of a Clydesdale, possessing good head, neck and shoulders, with BDlendid barrel and great breadth of quarters, immense flat bone and plenty of bair the best of quality ; he has mild temper, a sound constitution, and being descended from celebrated ancestors is well qualified to be a breeder of firstclass stock. Chieftain by Prince Charlie, oub of Nancy by Prince Arthur, imported from Scotland, und a prizetaker at the Highland Society's Show. Prince Charlie, imported from Scotland by Mr Boag, of Canterbury, was bred by James Nic'nol Fleming, Knockdown. Ayrshire, Scotl'd ; out- of celebrated mare Darling, whose history is unparalleled. She gained Ist prize at tbe Highland Society's Show at Stirling in 1864; Ist prize at the same society's show at Inverness in 2865, and also gained IsL at Ayr same year; in 1868 she gained, besides the society's prize at Ayr, a prize of £10 offered by the Highland Society for tho best brood mare, open to Scotland. She was Ist at Maybole in 1869. and Ist at Maybole and Ayr in 1870, thus finishing her show career unbeaten. Prince Charlie won three Ist prizes before leaving Scotland, and was champion horse in Chriptchurch for three years in succession, and his stock has gained a great reputation in Canterbury. Prince of Wales, full brother to Prince Charlie, was champion of Scotland, and was Bold for £1,500. Chieftaiu'a stock at Egmont Show, the first time exhibited, took Ist prize in yearling class, also champion mare on show ground. Chieftain will travel as follows: — Eltham, on Mondays ; Tuesdays, to Kakarame.i via Hawera (M\nn South Road), returning on Wednesdays ; Thursdays, to Otakeho vi.i Okaiawa and Manaia, returning Fridays via Main South Koad to Hawera ; Saturdays, Normanby. For terms and further particulars apply to J. GRANT, Normanby. fR^O Eun in the Paddock at KakaJL ramea, ««SS|!k The Clydesdale HORNSBY, ,ffijs£*fo|fag^_V>v Sir Win. Wallace, dam Violet, by Baronet, dam Sydney mare; bred by Messrs Morton and Lupton. Terms (cash) —£2 10s and one month's paddocking, or £1 10b without paddock. For further particulars apply to Messrs Bfdkest & Sitttoh".