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Marlborough Express, Volume XXI, Issue 240, 30 October 1885, Page 4

To Stand this Season 'M Kaituna. THAT THOROUGHBRED HORSE Leos. I EOS is a Chestnut, five years old, J standing over sixteen hands m height;, with great bone and potver. fiot by Leolinus, ontof Petrolense, bylO.xfotf, out of Hartshorn, by the Touchstone horse Mountain Deer, Oxford is tJie siie of Sterling, whose get Isonomy was the best horse m England, Leolinu3 (himself a grand performer), is by the Stockwell horse Caterer, from Tasmania, who is Uy irelhourne. It will thus be seen that this horse combines m a marked degreo those strains of blood now so much sought for by English breeders. Apait from Ins other performances Legs won tlio Dnnedin Suburban Welter. His feat m winning the Epsom Welter Handicap, one mile and a half, as a three year old under the impost of lOst 51b, m the rm' precedented time of 2min. 4*2s sees , stamps him as a weight-carrier of no" ordinary merit. Leos will visit Caavastown every Monday, retnrning through Havelock and Kaituna on Tuesdays ; it his own stables on Wednesdays and Thursdays; Spring Creek, Marlborough Town, and Blenheim on Fridays ; returning home on Saturdays by Renwick New Road. Good paddocks will be proviled fit Kaituna formates, at Is per week. Every care taken, but no responsibility incurred. Teems.— For Thoroughbred Mares, 7 guineas; others, -1 guineas. Groomage fee, 5s ; to be paid on first service. A liberal reduction, aa per agreement, will be made on two or more mares, tho bona fide property of one person. All fees to be paid by Ist Jannarv 1886. ' JAMES DAVIEB. _ Note.— Lkos will visit above place?, rivers and accidents permitting. 1200 To Travel this Season. mnE CLYDESDALE ENTIP.E General Stonewall Jackson. Bred by D. Warnock, Broomlands, Southland. Ho is a dappled bay, with black points, eight years old, stands sixteen and a half hands high, has splendid action, fine temper, sound constitution, and is a good worker. For pedigree see cards. If sufficient inducement offers lie will travel as follows :— Mondays, Renwick Roads and Renwick ; Wednesdays, Spring Creek and Tua Marina ; Saturdays, at Riley's Stablea ; and tho other days at liis own Stablea. Terms— Single.mares, L 3 0? ; others by agreemsnt. Groomage, 03 ; payable at first service. Good paddocks at Is Cd per week. Every care taken bnt no responsibility. Fees payable Ist January, 1885. 1339 E. PAUL. To Stand this Season. mHE PURE BRED DRAUGHT STAL--1 LION Lord Nelson. Lord Nelsox by Old Surprise, dam by Captain, both imported from Melbourne by H. Lock Esq., grand dam by Farmer's Glory, imported from England by H. Redwood Esq , great grand dam by Lincoln. Nelson is ten years, and is a Dark Chestnut, 17A hands high, with immense power and good temper, and staunch m harness. His stock is well known throughout the length and breadth of Marlborough. Open to pull any other stock m tho district from LSO to LIOO. Lobd Nelson will visit the following places :— Mondays, Kaihina and Eenwick ; Tuesdays, Spring Cieek and Grove Town ; remainder of week at Riley's stables. Terms — L 3 per mare. An allowance ■* made for two or more. Groom.ign , r i3, payable at first service. A. MATHISON, Proprietor, Awatere ; or R. WEBB, 1301 Groom, Blenheim. To Stand this SeasonmHE THOROUGHBRED HORSE St. Leonards. St Leonards, by Talisman, out of Amuri ; Talisman by Traducer, out of Azucena ; Azuceiia by Towton, out of Meg Merrilies ; Meg Merrilies by St. George, out of Gipsy ; Amuri, by Skeleton, out of Lady Jane Grey ; Lady-^ane^-^--Grey, by St. Albans, out of Medoia Medora by Glendower (Arab), or Commissioner (Arab). St. Leonards is a black colt, stands 16 hands high. Bred by S. Nos worthy, Esq., Iticearton. For particulars see New Zealand Stud Book. St, Leonards got first prize at the Cbristchnroh Show, 1831, agairst all coiners. He took first and special prize at Lincoln, and first prize at Akaroa. In 1883 he also took second prize at Christchurch against all comers, and was <^ pronounced by good judges to be the best horse on the ground. Terms.— For thoroughbred mares, £?> 3a. Groomage, ss ; to be paid on first service. A liberal reduction, as per agreement, will be made if two or more mares, the bond fide property of 0110 person, are sent. All fees must be paid by January Ist, but if paid at time of first service, a reduction of 10s a mare will be made. St. Leonards will visit the following places : — Leave Tua Marina Mondays for Havelock via Spring Creek, returning on Wednesdays; at his stables on Thursdays and Fridays ; Riley's stables on Saturdays. Paddocks provided at Is per week during season. Every care taken bnt no responsibility. 132G E. LAW.