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New Zealand Herald, Volume XVII, Issue 5917, 3 November 1880, Page 3

Stud. AUCKLAND STUD COMPANY _C - (LIMITED). THE FOLXOWIXO THOROUGHBRED AND CLYDESDALE ENTIRES wll <=tand at the Company's Farm, Glen Orchard, this season and will travel' in the immediate neighbo provided for Mare, at two n<, responsibility will '".Ul'Slires'to be removed by the 10th January, 1881. jIIK THOROUGHBRED IMPORTED STALLION MUSKET, Vfil bv Lord Glasgow in 1507; got by ToxopliilUe, his dam by West Australian, out of Brown Bess, Term* —Thirty guineas for one or two mares, or iwentv-five guineas for three or more, the property of ciint: owner, payable by approved promissory notes Vt thriv mor.'.lis from date of service. mUkkt is a dark brown horse, standing fully 10 hanlis il inches, and shows immense power and ; MiisKtr's performances on the Knglish Turf stamp hi-a-ian undeniable good horse at all distances and while his stock now running prove him to be v .T[-v creit success at the stud. Vide performances !j ViAt tinner of Grand National Hurdle Race of wvlj n,in« at Sandowu; Muscatel -. Pctronel. winu.-rof the 2,000 guineas; Musketry, Carbine, and Bl The Comoany reserves to itself the option of refns-, in' mares not Uecmed suitable. TIIOKODOHBRKO IHI'OKTED STALLION CAV-A-PIE. IV Miribvnons out of Hiss Magus by Matrus (im-n-A-h'oatof i;enrgianabyC»p-.J-pii! (imported) out • ?■ ..piiM (imported). ~",.. i-'riK ii.i beautiful brown horse, six years eld, «..;„,>»!:• K> hands 3 inches, and shows lots of quality .Vi.Ujbit.ince. I , ( , rfonliancf . s . %Von "Squatters' «, . k ■■•« ji\ SpriiiE Meeting, IST7 : "St. Leger." « j •"' 4ii'.i,'.m Meeting. Dead heat with Chester for - i-uu'wrbiia Stakes next day, two miles, weight-for-—Six guineas for single mare : lire guineas for twu or mure mares. "•HE IMPORTED CLYDESDALE, 4 YEARS OLD, ELGIN, •siw Luck's All. late Champion Sire of Scotland. (Winner of the First Prize at the Agricultural and pis-aral Associations Show, held at Ellcrslie, Novcibir -Jth. liTSi). Will travel this seastn as under :—' _ ho" 'J WH'SiyoAVs.—To Otaliulm, and in the afternoon to M.injere. where by tlie kind permission of Mr. W. Pail, he will rumais'at his farm for the night. Thiusmys.—To Onehunga, Epsom, and Remuera. T'-KsuiY*', Fridays, and Saturdays.—At Wlen OrdurJ. Tcrms.— Five guineas single mares; i\ guineas for 3 15 —The Company offer a First Prize of Fifteen fiuiiMS and a Second Prize of Five liuineas f»r the Jx-t foil ;ot by Eusin. to be shewn and judged at the Aackliad Ajjriculturaland Pastoral Association's Show in November. ISSI. The Company will sol compete for this prize. Payment for Cap-a-pie, and Elgin, due on the 10th Fur further particulars apply to the Manaoinu Diklltok, CiPT. WALMSLEY. Olen Orchard; Or to \VM. PERCIVAX, Secretary, Auckland. 7~ rnEE DRAUGHT ENYOUNg'eMPEROR, K i A Tare bred Cl r de«d»le, will lhiß " t,a,on '" vel the DUlrlcte Ter:c3. £5 5s per mare •" sroiim.ise. ss. »t the time of st'ivice. AH f'e? i ayabln to the groom before the enJ .f .Haairr. ISSI. All mar»s £.o!d or changing ijsnds, the rkst'oivner to b; responsib'o for f«s. i"or pmifcrtie sea the tari.

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