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North Otago Times, Volume XXXV, Issue 7265, 13 October 1891, Page 1

TO TRAVEL THI8 SEASON. Tho New Zealand Cup Winner and Thoroughbred Horso WO L V E R I N B, By Lo Loup out of Tangi. For Podigreo and Performances soo Card a Terms L5 5i, payablo at end of Benson (Jan. 1 1892.) Guarantees as por arrangement, Gioom'B Fee, 5s, Owners of Marcs at time of Sorvioo to bo held responsible. JAS. LAWSON, st8 Proprietor, Eldorslie.

TO TRAVEL THIS SEASON In the Waitaki North, Papakaio, Waiareka, and Totara Diatriots, TDK 1HOROUGHBRED STALLION rp A I A R O A, X by Tubal Cain, out of Ago of Hearts, coming in a direot line from StookwoU and Pooahontas, who wero tho greatest sire and matron in tho known world, For further particulars as to pedigree see oards, TERMS £4 4h. A liberal reduotion for two or more mares. Payablo on the first of January, 1892, Every oaro taken of mares, but no responsibility. For further partioulara apply to JOHN HENDERSON, Glenooe Hotel, Waitaki jyorth. N.]}.— Castration dono. Guarantoo given if required, All marea sold or exohanged service to be paid for immediately ohango of owner takoa place, srl4

TO TRAVEL THIS SEASON. In the Hillgrovo, Hampdon, Otepnpo, Maheno, Kakanui, Inoholmo, and Surround* ing Distiiots, the Thoroughbred Stallion T> U C K For Pedigree and Performances soo Cards. Terms ; L3 ; payab e at end of season, January 1st, 1892; Groom's fee, 5s, Guarantoo as por arrangement, P. RUSSELL, sr24 Proprietor, Otepopo. THE GRAND CARRIAGE AND TROTTING STALLION

DEXTER, The winner of tho Govornor'a Medal at tho last Dunodin Show, (The Property of John Anderson) WILIj TRAVEL THIS SEASON IN THE OAMAlta AND SURROUNDING DISTRICTS. PEDIGREE : I DEXTER io a rich dark brown color, | with black points ; stands 16£ hands high ; hai iplendid aotlou ; is a good waiter ; an easy and rapid trotter ; ha« grand bone, and a dooile temper ; is ft cure foal getter, and has been only onoe beaten in tho prize ring. DEXTER'S sire ia the noted horso Talisman, bred in C«nto>bury by tor J. W, Mnllook, got by the famed Traduoer, dam, Aeuoona, by Towton— Meg Merriloos ; by 8t» George— Gipsy 5 St. George 'by St. George— Whiiker Mure, woll known in Now South Wales as Single'* Mare, the dam and grand-dam of noted horsei. DEXTER'S dam is Gentle Annie, tho far-famed trotting mare (well-known both in Cantorbury aua Otago), imported from Australia. For speoit and as a weight carrier eho was unuxoelled in hor day. Iu 18GC, on tho Papanui Road, Gentle Annio, with 13 otone up, won a four mile trotting raoo in 12 mina 40 sees, beating Orlando by 175 yards; Orlando oarnod 8it 71b§, and had tho mastor ridor 13ob Ray up. Tho stakes were L100.— (See Press, July 2Gtn, I860.) DEXTER is tho siro of tho following trotters: Robin Hood, Killarney, Luoy, Voltlgeur, Dexter, Sultan, Columbine, Celerity, Taipo, »nd the reuowad Princess, tho winuer of the Exhibition and C&rnival Trots at tho Exhibition Mooting in 1889, 'lhe Otago Daily Times' report of tho finM heat of tho Carnival Trot, 1 mile : 41 Princess passed tho othors as though they were standing, taking tho lead ai the half mile post was passed, and winning with tho utmost easo by five lengths. Time— 2mini $iseo§>" . ,, Caliste, out of a sister to Dexth*, holds tho New Zetland record to* two and three miles, Robin Hood trotted onoe 1st and twice 2nd in ono day at Lancaster Park, in July, 1890. Tho Referoe reports that Otaio, half* brother to Dextk«, taken from New Zealand to Melbourne by Mr Rutherford, and thenoe to England by Mr Saville, is tho hnost »peoimen of a hunter ever ioen on an Euglish hunting field. From the above it will be seon that Dkxtkh ib one of tho host siroa in the oolonies.

For all mares sold or exchanged the owner at tho time of servico will be held reiponsible, Paddooka provided for, maros at Is 6d per week. Every oaro takon, but no renponBibility. Terms : L2 at the end of January. 1892, and L2 when tho mare proves in foal. Groom's fee, 5?. JOHN ANDEKSOW, oi 2 Proprietor, Oamarnj_

TO TRAVEL THIS SEASON, IN THE NGAPARA AND M7RLIOUNDING DISTRICTS, THE PURE cLYDESEALE STALLIO^, |>ENFREW JOCK. Terms— L4 4s ; 12 2j payablo on tho 1st of January, 1892, and L2 2a payablo when maro proves in foal, Groom ■ fee, 5a; payable at timo of sorvioo. 11 maros sold or exohangod the owner at timo of service to be hold responsible D. M'GREGOR, ■rlO Proprietor, Wotton Faruu

TO TRAVEL THIS SEASON IN THH Papakaio, Ngipara, Uuutroon, and Otokaike i-iBtnots, Tho Purebred Clydotdalo Entiro Horse T^" ING OF THE RING, King of tho Ring, rising 4 years, sire Athelitano, by Lord Salisbury (imp) ; dam Emerald, by Young Bankor, out of Laura Maophorson, King of tho Ring's y-oire, Lord Salisbury, took more first prizes in toobland and jhw Zealand than any other known horio, King of the King himsolf has never yoS been beaten in any ahow ring. For particulars of full Podigreo see Cards, Terms -L4 >U ; L2 2* payable on the 1st of January, 1892, and L2 2i payable when ma r o proves in foal, Groom's feo, 5s j payable at time of sorvioo. All mares sold or exohanged, tho owner at time of sorvioo to be held respontible. Paddooking provided for mares tent from a diatanoe. For particulars as to terma apply to groom in charge, or to JOHN DALGLE1SH, tr26 Proprietor, Papakaio.