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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XVII, Issue 2954, 17 October 1891, Page 4

npOßun with Mares in the Paddock JL at Oeo , The Coaching Stallion Wpm EXPERIENCE iTOilfwHfa» 1?/ "* particulars apply to W. Good, Oeo ; or H. Munro, Pihama. 0 staniPthis season At the farm, Southcote. r> 7^ X!m^!^i The Thoroughbred krSS3S*d& Hackney Stallion Cy iftW HUNTSMAN. '"^^^^^vsfe&fe? This sire cannot be beaten, for either weight-carrying hacks or carriage hoises. All his stock hitherto produced have proved themselves thoroughly useful. Owners of mares cannot do better as to hardiness, constitution, and durability. Paddocking free for 3 weeks, after that 2s week. Ail care, but no responsibility. For pedigree and further particulars, apply C E. PARRINGTON, Southcote, Hawerarpo STAND THIS SEASON IN _S- Hawera County District. 6 P ur © Dro d Clydesdale Stallion Winner of the Champion Pri/e at Hawera Show 1889, the only occasion on which he entered a show riisg, Jock ia a bay horse, standing 16| hands high, and very compact. He possesses a grand constitution, great strength of bone, and a beautiful temper. Jock's sire, Yiotor, by Conqueror (imported from Scotland by tbe late Mr. Bookless), his grandsire Scottish CbamDion. Conqueror's dam by Sir Walter Scott, owned by the late Duke of Hamilton. Sir Walter held an unbeaten record in 6how competitions in Great Britain. factor wound up a very successful show career by carrying off the champion gola medal at Chris tchurch in two successive years, 1884-85. Victor's dam, champion prize mare Diamond, by Thumper (imported), grand* dam Flower by Matchlesß (imported) Diamond took three first prizes as a two-year-old in Australia ; at Southland first as a threo-year-old, and has since taken first honors as a brood mare wherever shown. Jock's dam, Young Pride, by Lord Glasgow, his sire by the Marquis, by Prince Charlie (imported), out of Old Jean, winner of eleven first prizes and unbeaten in competition. Tonng Pride's dam, Lake Pride, by Lofty, her dam Blosßom, by King Fergus. ' Young Pride took first prize at Christchurch and Leeston aa a two-year-old in 1877, but on account of an accident he was never again shown. Terms as per agreement. Good paddocks free for a fortnight, afterwards 2s per week. Every care, but no responsibility. Apply to J. McCaett, Manaia ; or A. Martin, Groom in charge. nn HE WELL-KNOWN -L THOROUGHBRED HOBSE EOULSHOT, r\!g^ y i O by Musket, out •^rlfrff^^BtEJiW' n "f of Slander, and sire of Snapcap, will stand at Hawera and at New Plymouth during the season of 1891. Eoulshot will be at Messrs. West and Jury's stables, Devon-street, New Plymouth, on September 7th, and will remain there from Monday to Wednesday, and will be at Excelsior Stables, Lake Road, Hawera, from Wednesday night till Monday morning, each week during the season. Terms, 6 guineas. The Clydesdale Sires KOBERT THE BRUCE and GLASGOW G-EORDIE will travel the Hawera disti-ict during the season. Full pedigrees and all information on application to CHARLES WARD, Hawera. TO T STAND THIS SEASON at Rosebank. The Purebred K^Sj^tJL Clydesdale Colt Agent is rising three years old, is a beautiful dark bay, standing about 16 hands high, with abundance of hair and good bone, and proportionately well made. He is by the celebrated siro Direkor, by Toung Banker, out of Queen Isabella the 11, by Young Vanquisher (imported). Agent's dam, Blossom, is by Sir William Wallace, the winner of many fiirst and champion prizes. Blossom took first prize at Egmont Show as a 3-year-old in 1887, and first as a brood mare at the same place in 1888. Blossom's' 'dam, Darling, imported by W. Cubbin, Esq., is by Black Champion (imported imported and bred by Messrs. Moore and Kermode, Tasmania), Her dam, Kate, is by Waimea Hero, Waimea Hero, by Thane oil Clyde (imported from Scotland by the late Hugh McLean, of Invercargill). Waimea Hero, out of Croydon Kate (imported from Sydney by Richard Hill, Esq., of Cr.oydon Station, Southland), &c. Qood paddocks for mares, with all care, but without responsibility. For full patticulars apply to J. OUGHTON, Okaiawa. qpRAVEL TO ELTHAM~YIA ■1 KAP.ONGA, The Thoroughbred Sgmm billingsgate, by Isaac Walton, out of Slander by Traducer; Isaac Walton by Dainty Ariel by Riddlesworth. BILLINGSGATE is a browxu horse, with black points, standdiif. about 16-1, with splendid fla^Wri^ &ood feet, and sound, clean JoHnte I.'1 .' He was bred by the late W." Walters; he was the fastest miler of his day. A glance at his pedigree will show that be contains tbe best blood ever imported to New Zealand. Dainty Ariel by Riddlesworth— Fanny Fisher by the wonderful Fisherman, and Slander by Trad veer. From the combination of such brilliant strains, he ehoulo commend himself to breeders as. a sire capable of producing racers, hunters, or hackß of high merit. The most successful sires in England of oroes country horßes are sprinters. A glance at Billings 9 ate's performances on the turf will show for itself. He started in 6Q races, winning 32 ; second 14 times, and only 10 times unplaced. terms per agreement. For further particulars apply to THOS. HIGGXNSON, Manaw.