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Manawatu Herald, 21 December 1893, Page 4

To Stano this Skvsox at the OWNEK'S HOMESTEAD POROUTAWHAO, And will travel in the FOXTON AND OTAKI DISTRICTS, Tho Puro Clydesdale Stallion CHIEFTAIN. By Sir William Wallace ; Dam Old Wel.ington, out of an England's Hope Mare. Chieftain was bred by Mr William Craig, of Wangnnui, who was celebrated forrai-ing Draught Stock. Chieftain is a dark bay, with black points, with splendid bone and muscle, and plenty of h«iy. Chieftain took Two First Prizes at Wanganui us a 2 and B^year-old. When owned by. Mr Fraaer he travelled the Rangitilcei District, and stood for JL'B per single mare. TERMS— £2 2s for each mare. •FeeV'to- be paid oh ci' ; befbre Ist January, 1894.,: Gropnlage > fee 2s ,'OfL. payable at first service. , . Good paddocking for niares ; special care and attention taken of all mares, but no responsibility. Paddocking free till notice is served lor j removal of nlares, after which 2s Gd per week will be cliarge'd! ' -i o C»iS*TAIJf i will . yjsitj^FoAtoai/ on Monday and Tuesday, Otaki Thurs- ; day and Friday, and Poroutawhao the remaining days of the week. AOMARERE, Owner, Poroutawhao. Or to Groom in Charge. To Stand this Season at FOXTON AND OTAKI, The Thoroughbred Horse RAMA RAMA. RAMA RAMA, own brother to Puriri, sire of Forester, Escapade, Bufus, Jenny, and many other good horses now racing on the West Coast. He is also full brother in blood to Manuka, considered by competent judges to be the fastest horse of his day. Rama Rama is by Towton (imp) dam Waimea, own sister to Zoe, who won two champion races, beating tho best horses Australasia could produce at weight for age. Waimea by Sir Hercules out of Flora Mclvor ; Towton by Melbourne — Cinzelli by Touchstone — Brocade by Pantaloon by Cashel, out of Bombazine by Thunderbolt. See Stud Book. It will thus be seen that Bama Bama's breediug cannot be beaten in the known world. Towtou, sire of Rama Bama, is i full "brother to the Peer, who is sire of Darebii:, Manuka and Peeress. Towton is also brother to Marchion- , ess, winner of the English Oaks, and dam of Kiug of Clubs, sire of Stoneyhurst and Spade Guinea (winner of the New Zealand and DunedinOups). Stoneyhurst won the Canterbury Derby, Oauterbury Cup, Auckland Welcome Stupes, and Chumpague Stakes, all weight fur-age races. Kama litutua is siije o,f. Alpine Uose, Maathoad ; , Sweetie, Moaha, Warama, Awarua Rose, aud a ho*>t of good horses too numerous to put in print. TEBMS-£3 10s per mare, two or m re mares> as per agreement; All care t ken, b H ut noTespousibillty. Mares left at the. Telograph Hotel St bits, Otaki, will*be^ attended to. AIL mares to ,l».e paid for before Ist January, 1894. Gro mage Fees, ss. Foe further par.iculars t-ee cards. T. KEARNS, Groom in Charge. C. BELL, Owner, Otaki. - . To TitAVEii this Season ij? the FOXTON AND OTAKI DISTBICTS. The Thoroughbred Horse SIPEAR, By" RAMARAMA, aani AMY, t.y Daniel O'Bourke, out of'.Toi Tci by St. Aul>yn, dam Wainea. SPEAR, will be in Foxton on Monday and Tuesday in each week, s opping at the Manawatu Hotel stables. JAMES FLOYD, Groom in Charge. * MANAWATU HOTEL STABLES, HAVING leased the above Stables, I hope by strict attuiniin to them, to gain a share of iLe P. blic patronage. Horses thoroughly apd quietly •uuk en '( saddle. : ..W..G..WSK, | Proprietor.