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Manawatu Standard, Volume IV, Issue 20, 21 December 1883, Page 4

ST Alf D TJBTIS SEASON JL' The Thoronstn-bred horse MUPTI. . -. . The jftttepta'bh of breeders i t solicited to the pedi^f^e. of this most" fashionably bred horse,' Who is now m his prime and t in splendid condition. , ■ Mtj J'Tt 1 Is by the "premier Bullion, Traddcer, who has for the lasjt three seasons stood at 100 guineas' a mare. Traducer's stock have pvervwhere pern formed creditably, and . include such hot^d animals as Lurline, Calumny, Le 'Loup, : Betrayer, Tiump l C3ard, Fishhook, and others. Traducer's pedigree ia a very brilliant one, as it includes all the most' valued strains of the English stud for the last century. On the dam's side' Mufti is alßo remarkably well connected, being out of Flat Iron by Peter Plat— Emma by Gil Blas r -Emily by Operator -^Flora Mclvor^by Ropse's Emigrant, &c. , ■ ' Peter Flat was one of the most successful performers that has left England, and possesses a splendid pedigree (see tbtud Book). ' Flora Mclvor waa one of the best mares ever foaled m Australia, and her 'descendants are always eagerly sought after by breeders and lacing men. Flora Mclvor was tbe grand dam of Figan, Bay Middleton, Cossack^ Nutwith, Zop, and Waimea— the latter ' being the dam of Manuka, Toi Toi, and others. Toi Toi is the dani of Kakapo, Harakeke— dam of Korarij Totara^sire of Longlands, Papapa. Rauia Kama, and other well known performers. It will thus be seen that Mufti is worthy of the. pajtropa^o, of breeders who wish, to keep to racing strains. Mufti is. a golden chestnpt, standing 15 hands 3 inches high; and is splendidly 1 proportioned, and of excellent constitution. . ....... , -.. ,. ; '■:,. -.'<'■ Mufti*s racing performances are too I well known io require any reference here., As Mufti w 11 not travel his adver,* tised district thia season, he will stand at hia owner's r tables* ' ■.* P,qr the convenience o£ those who wish to have th ir mares stinted; by bim he will be' at his owner's iarm during the remainder of the season. All care of mares will be taken, but no responsibility incur red. T'addbcking for three weeks free; after that 'time 2s per week will be charged. „_.._._ _ _„ . . ' Terms— £6 os, goarantees. .Telegraphic or other communications add|essed to "v^V Mpore, of th|» Co'pimereial Hotel "Stables', will be promptly attendeid^o'by him, he will also receive and give delivery of all mares consigned j to his charge for Mufti. 'J For fuller particulars apply to ' T.CRANWELL, Groom m charge. Or to ' LOWES & FALLOON. Owner?, 'PHE THOBOTJIT-DRED Stallion nv^tO-E2/_?_BiEicrs \ Will travel the Palmerston, Feilding, t and Sandon Districts T H I-S 'S EAS ON. : i_ORPHEIfS : is '„ golden : ehest_ujb, standing 16 hands 3 inches ; thoroughly sound m all Te 1 pects. OSe is' '6 years old, and by th-.it fast and well-knowhj horse Casta way,. ;dam Somnambu)a by' Towton, dam Opfera by II Earbiere, dam Cassandra by Priam ; Towtou by Melbpurnd ; Castaway by Traducer,! dam Mermaid. jVlorpheus comes firpm ! a great racing family, claiming some aristocratic and higriT class performers as ; his relative^, -id. is sire won .„ the Wellington oup, and ran second fpr the I Canterbury and Gr,eat Autumn Handicap. He is full;brother to Lurline ahd'Le .Lopp. The. perfbripances of these animals m 'New Zealand and no coniment.: ; , Lq Loup won the Canterbury Jf.. C. ; Pa-ndicap and Cup m 1806. . Oppra, grand 4apa •of, AJoßPHigus^ wop the. Canterbury Derby m T864. ; .tambpurini ,jiyas also from c Opera, by Towtou, and won amongst other races,, the Canterbury J. C Handicap and j Canterbury and Wellington Cups,/ .besides performing successfully over hurdlej. Salvage, by Castaway, ran second for, the Welling-| ton Cup last year giving the winner a year and a pound. ' . Won . tfye Great Autumn '.handicap ...CJhjistchurch, and ran second to A damant for the Dunedin Cup giving, tlie winner two years and' twenty- four pounds. Morpheus wilt be, at Palmerston on Mondays and Tuesdays, Feilding on Wednesdays, Halcombe on Thursdays,; Bulls on Fridays, and 'Marton on| Saturdays. Terms— r£s, -a^d ss ; , grpqmage fee. Two or more mares as per agreement. , For particulars apply to •FRED. NEAME, iiX-i . ■• • ! ' - Bulls.? • ' 7 :6r ... 1::i!j - i, ■ .:-,!■,.; a.., i * .",.,." ,".„ E. D >; BBOWiS;E, f . . Horse Bazaar, •^almfarstpn ii^o?;th: . | rvKfl Splendid and Powerful ClydesX y dale. Horse GENERAL HaVeLOCK : Will travel the Palmer stop, Feilding, Sandon," 1 ' Cam'pbelltoWh, v and "FoitW • : distiicts this BeiaßonX ; - - Qener*l Havblocsc js a dark brown' hpiEe, rising, fopr years old, iand stands? 17 hands high, with muscular power, splendia action, and a go>d temper, and is pronounced by competent judges tp-.b^ythe , best, draught! horse pi er bred m the province of Mailborough. General Havjslock is ou( pf the Clydesdale maie "Maggie, by Taieri.. Taieri yas bred hy Donald Grant; Esq:, 'KIT-land*, W'eVt Taieri, and is out of ■ Vhd ''Cf'y'losda/e* mare Gentle -by Comet. General Have i ck's dam waß 'shown m I^7B at the Maribo*ough Agricultural Socitty's Show, and took J first pri_e ; against all ■ ■•. m.'.) ... «' coniere-- •"'««•'■'- ' ? ; Cards will, be distributed m the distriot • 1 ; , :;. J. DOREEN, | - , Prbprietor, > ; ' \ /y.\ '!/. ' ; i > Taonui-street, I . ■•.!?.■ Palmerston North. i• I !